Cowboy Junky
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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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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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Doc's are good but look at these too. I really like mine. It pulls better than leather.
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You will get a LOT of opinions on the 66 or 73. IMO you need to get the one that you like the best.....there isn't any major difference in the guns. Many folks freak out that it doesn't have the lever safety like the 73 but they are not un-safe. The manufactures only make them in 38 for that reason but the 73 are 38/357. I shot one for many years and really liked it........if you want o...
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Here's outlaws number if you don't all ready have it, Junky 864-451-8270
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Slowhand Bob, Hogleg Smith out of GA did mine and it was about $200 bucks or so I can remmeber for the pair. He did a great job and shoot's at Cherokee Cowboys a lot. 770-503-7572, Junky
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I didn't get your PM.....maybe my box was full? I cleaned it out. Did you have a stock?
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http://sassnet.com/forums/index.php?showuser=24432
Try this link....or he's on page 90 of under the t's in the members list here
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I need a small simple gun cart.
Didn't someone make a small metal cart?
2 guns would be just fine!!!
What's out there?
Tuco Forsthy out of GA makes a real nice two gun cart.....it's cheap too. Fas...
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I use Clays and use the 23 powder bushing for my wife with the pink Claybuster wads and 1oz of shot. IMO the more shot the better and the recoil is still VERY light.....even lighter than a Feather light. I use a 25 bushing and the same setup it's probably closer to what you want.......but these are good light loads for SASS
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2.8 grains will give you about 700 fps with a 105 out of a 4 5/8 Ruger. I shoot that in the pistol and the same bullet with 3.5 grains of Clays in the rifle.
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You will shoot better in a real cowboy hat.....lol. It's the cowboy karma thing. Go find your hat size and go here http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_trksid=p5197.m570.l1311&_nkw=cowboy+hat&_sacat=See-All-Categories type in key words like old, vintage, stetson etc and you can find some GREAT deals.
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Hey Whiskey…..glad you liked the first match. I saw you mentioned that you didn’t like missin’ much and wanted to do better next time. One of the things many folks miss is most guns you get are not dialed in for the distance we shoot in SASS. The pistol “usually” hit really low with reduced power loads at close distance. That might put you low to begin with and the...
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Likewise......I hope ya'll can still make it in the morning.....and I hope ya'll shot well at Summerville
