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Johnny Meadows,SASS#28485L

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About Johnny Meadows,SASS#28485L

  • Birthday 11/28/1948

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  • SASS #
    28485LRegulator
  • SASS Affiliated Club
    Bordertown Board and Pima Pistolero's

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    johnnymeadows55@yahoo.com

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    Male
  • Location
    Sahuarita, AZ
  • Interests
    Hunting, shooting, bowling, Archery,Flying, and working on all types of guns.

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  1. Yes, Too Tall is running the Friday match and thinking about having one on Sunday also.
  2. I use Mobil 1 5x20 oil on all internal parts of all my Cowboy guns.
  3. I shot one of these for 7 or 8 years and it was the most accurate long range gun I ever shot. JM
  4. We need more Black Powder shooters, come shoot some black it's a lot of fun. JM
  5. Every match we've had the last couple months have been filled with a bunch of good people, having a lot of fun. Come shoot the Tumbleweed match and you'll have a very good time. JM
  6. With both replaced shoulders, I'm shooting 10 grains of perfect pattern with a 1 1/8 load of shot. It takes everything down and doesn't beat me up. I would rather shoot a big wad of shot at a slower velocity
  7. Your inertial trigger needs to be adjusted to handle lighter loads or the trigger mechanism needs to be converted to a mechanical trigger eliminating the inertial system. Heavier loads might solve the problem.
  8. I received a set of SKB barrels from a shooter at Bordertown. He had put his contact info rolled up in a piece of paper in the barrels. That paper has disappeared. Please pass this around and it it's you, please contact me. His locking lug on the barrels had come loose. Thank you, Johnny Meadows
  9. In the 60's my Dad had over 100 thousand primers and numerous lbs of powder. He stated to me that they would never run him out of components like they did during World War II. When he passed in the 80's he still had more than a 100 thousand primers and a lot of powder. He was a very smart and competent shooter. JM
  10. That's the exact load that I've used for many years. JM
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