Marshal Ruger

Personally I find that custom reloading the 20 ga to lower recoil than the standard low noise low recoil helps my upper back problems. My upper back definitely feels the 12 ga reloads more. So if anyone wants to get rid of their Winchester AA 20 ga hulls please contact me.

I can only imagine that most of us would like to try this at least once in their life. Five more years until I decide to retire, then I might have to try all 4 corners of the United States (one corner per year of course.

Wow, excellent "gun" story for ILLINOIS, with no blood shed!!! Lawdog you did an outstanding thing for SASS!!! The next time I come home to Illinois I need to find the McLean County Peacemakers" and shoot with you and buy you lunch/dinner. My parents live about an 1 1/2 hrs. southeast of you so hopefully within the next 6 months I'll be up that way again.

I first met Rolan and Bea last year at the Georgia State Match. Shot with them on the first 5 stages, before my right knee came apart. This is when I had an opportunity to speak to Ms. Bea at the unloading table. Anyway, I'm so sorry to hear that another fine member has passed this week. My deepest sympathy Rolan for your lost.

This looks like another winner to me, so it HAS to become part of my "Ruger Collection" for sure!!! I'll take two please, in black!!!

Just curious to see what bullet weight does most folks use for the Marlin 1894 in 45LC. I have been using the 250 grain bullet mold from RCBS but I use a 200 grain bullet for my Blackhawks. Like to hear from anyone who uses 45LC. Thanks.

As one of the "Newbes" I congratulate the SASS organization for an excellent idea. I only wished I knew more about this sport when I was stationed in Tucson Arizona 30 years ago, I would have joined then instead of waiting 25 years. Hope to meet up with more of you fine folks eventually at Winter Range or EOT.

Howdy Shooting Bull, I recently switched from Dawn to Mcguiars Car Wash Shampoo & Conditioner for my stainless steel media. The Mcguiars leaves them clean with a slight coating of wax on them. The mix ratio or recipe is two tablespoons of Mcguiars, 1/4 teaspoon of Lemishine and 1 gallon of cold water. For the winter months I still use my other tumber with Lymans Tufnut to ensure the cases are fully dried. Ensure you give the "Evil One" some trouble the next time you see him at work, LOL!!!

A truly remarkable gun cart, you sir are indeed a true craftsman. I like the idea of the split seat and how it's covered.

I like the idea of the brass single shot .410 to match the Goldenboy. I wonder if Hoss might be onto something, Henry making a SxS for our sport if they thought they would sell?

I'm just curious for the Marlin 1894 Cowboy with 24" barrel, which size works best for SASS matches, the medium at 0.155 or the large at 0.185?

Howdy Isom Dart, I agree with you about the SASS forum, but I definitely prefer the comradery at the SASS matches before, during, and after the matches. It's been a while since we shot together at Lonesome Valley Regulators, I need to get back with you all.

I too like the notion of "do it yourself stuff". The casting bug got ahold of me about 2 years ago so I do not feel as if I'm a pro at this yet. I order my Lyman #2 from Roto Metals and have not had any issues. I use the Lee 10 pound bottom pour pot but want to get the RCBS Pro Melt soon. I have a variety of Lee and RCBS molds for SASS bullets.