Cowboy Junky
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Cowboy Junky replied to Amber Oakley SASS#88493's topic in SASS Wire
Sass Alias: Carolina Girl SASS #- 79564 Location- Greenville SC How Long CAS Shooting-13 years -
People of Cowboy Action Shooting
Cowboy Junky replied to Amber Oakley SASS#88493's topic in SASS Wire
Sass Alias: Cowboy Junky SASS #- 30851 Location- Greenville SC How Long CAS Shooting- 23 Years -
Sorry I just saw this but I have two and want to convert my set so I'll need them both, thanks
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I'm interested. I was hoping for blue but how much are you asking for the pair?
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It'll do fine if you do your part. Good luck.
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Hey buddy my wife's loads were a number 19 bushing of Clays and a claybuster pink wad and 1oz of shot we she started. Same MEC 600 press. Don't hold me to it but I think it was 11.9 grains. She HATED the shotgun and the only way I could get her to shoot was groom a very light load for her double. Those loads were super light but still took down all the targets with no issues. She shot them for years but I weaned her off them in time......I went up a bushing about every six months or so and she didn't notice. She shoots a 24 now.
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I have a friend that uses 231 in 38. He uses the 105 or 125 grain @ 3 grains and they are very light load. Not a mouse fart load just light. Personally I like them heavier but that gives you a good "low" range........or starting low point. Good luck.
Cut the loops down for the size of the bullet and sew them back up.......that's legal. I had all SG loops in this belt and cut some of them down to fit 38's.
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I have a friend that uses 231 in 38. He uses the 105 or 125 grain @ 3 grains and they are very light load. Not a mouse fart load just light. Personally I like them heavier but that gives you a good "low" range........or starting low point. Good luck.
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Are you unable to activate "Ignored Users" ?
Cowboy Junky replied to Father Kit Cool Gun Garth's topic in SASS Wire F.A.Q.
I wanna' see all the comments.......I'll sort through them myself........lol. I wonder if "everyone" is seeing this? Hmmmmm. -
Warning: Don't drink and post..........lol
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This is all I have
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I got one for my wife and it runs like a top......she liked the logo on it.......lol
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I'm certain the rifle has to be set up for the shooter........or it can be outran.......and I have done it. I was at a match and had to borrow a rifle because I trashed another italium lever on a 73. The rifle I used was 73 with a lever safety and had a very light hammer used by one of those thumb planter shooters who are very popular in these parts. Thanks by the way! He could shoot the rifle very close to my split times.....if not equal and the rifle ran like a dream for him. I didn't have time to test fire it so I used it in the next stage. I threw 3 or 4 rounds out that were heavily di
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IMHO you are better off thinking what kind of primers do my guns need. That depends on who built them, how much you lightened them or what other mods have been done as well. My rifle shoots anything because the hammer speed I need. My pistols shoot anything because the transfers bars are gone which makes ignition much easier. The SG is an SKB and to get it to feel and operate the way I want it to I have to shoot "easier" to ignite primers in it. Then you have my wife's 73 that's set up so light (for her) I have to use Federals or possibly Winchester but it's on the fence so to simply my li
