Boulder Canyon Bob# 32052L

That'll be tough to do.

If you haven't been to a match yet, go to a couple and look at what others are using. Most everybody I've ever shot with will be happy to let you try theirs out. It's a Ford vs Chevy kind of thing. The 2 most popular I've seen are dedicated shotgun belt and slides, though there are a few die hard bandolier users also. You'll save yourself lots of time and money looking and asking at a shoot before buying ANY equipment. Good luck and WELCOME. BTW, I use a belt.

We're shooting on Sunday, weather permitting. Meeting and donuts at 11 rounds down range right after that.

Just thought I'd give a shout out for a good cowboy to deal with, Al went above and beyond to make a rifle deal happen. He drove over 1 1/2 hours each way thru Denver traffic to meet me so I could inspect the rifle and do the required FFL transfer. He also gave me bullets , loaded ammo and load info that wasn't part of the deal. Can't wait to get to AZ so I can shoot it.

Just thought I'd give a shout out for a good cowboy to deal with, Al went above and beyond to make this deal happen. He drove over 1 1/2 hours each way thru Denver traffic to meet me so I could inspect the rifle and do the required FFL transfer. He also gave me bullets , loaded ammo and load info that wasn't part of the deal.

Yep

That's the one. Thanks!

There is a Website I used to use when things were scarce that listed powders, primers ect from a whole bunch of retailers and I'm having a senior moment and can't remember the name. Anybody have that name?

Haven't had the pleasure of meeting Mattie, but obviously those who know her think very highly of her, congratulations. I do know Stirrup and you made an excellent choice, he definitely deserves the award.

Sorry, I don't shoot a 41, just found them with Google.

NOW you tell me, I always show up on the wrong day.

Check out Montana Bullet Works https://www.montanabulletworks.com/product/41-mag-lbt-200gr-wfn-pb/

Probably one of the guys that are always there sitting in the chairs.

Thunderstick in Tucson does.