Johnny Meadows,SASS#28485L

Great job Puppy!!!!!

One tough competitor

Congratulations

Congratulations Dave

Like the eveready bunny, you never quit. Congratulations

Great job Bill, congratulations

Congratulations

Congratulations

Great job, congratulations

I will have 4 Baikal 12ga side x side with all my work done to them. I'll be on the first row of vendors near the west end. Johnny M.

I shot Benchrest all over the states for 25 years with Lester Bruno and was around when he moved out here and started his store. Good Guy and good businessman.

If you actually do, you will be missed. You could take up fishing with me!!!!!

It was a fun match with straight forward stages and we used the Bordertown 20 x 20 targets set at a distance closer to what will be seen at EOT. Enjoyed meeting some new to us shooters and also seeing old friends

X Mark, bring them to EOT and I'll trade you some of the gun work for them. Thanks, Johnny Meadows

When I get through both eye surgeries and prostate surgery, I will be doing some. I don't want a lot of business, so I'll be very selective on how many I will do.

I prefer the Bisley hammer over the SBH hammer. If you're going to Los Vaquero's this month, let me know and I'll bring an example of all three.

I have a pair with 4" and am going to change them out for 5" when I get the time.

It doesn't alway show up when slow cocking and it is very intermittent even at fast cocking, until worn down further, then it will start to show up slow cocking.

A lot of gunsmiths will polish the hammer or the bolt so that the gun doesn't overcock when cycling the action. This is done to make the cocking smoother. Add a few years of shooting and the hammer can end up not being pushed back enough to cock it reliably. I face this problem many time a year and not only on Rossi's, but Marlins and 73's.

I'll be up to 14 by the first of February, beat that.

This is a common problem with Stoegers. I believe that Stoeger makes all the parts and puts them together without final fitting. I have found many that the bolt, not being fit to the gun, doesn't close all the way, that along with a lighter lever spring, causes it to blow open. J.M.

Shotgun targets will be moved in.

I will be out of commission, in a good way, until the second week of January. Whisperin Meadows and I will be Elk Hunting, then a trip to Australia and then cataract surgery. If I have your gun or guns for repair, I'll be back working the second week of January when I can see small parts again. Thank you for your patience, Johnny Meadows

Great match, wish I could make it. Cataract surgery Jan. 10th

J.M.