Ethan Cord

I’ll take the Hornady brass. Shoot me a PM with payment details.

Cowtown Scout, I have been cleaning out the shop and came across this with four stages from "The First Annual High Noon At The Tombstone". Hopefully it brings back fond memories for some of y'all! The First Annual High Noon At The Tombstone.pdf

Howdy Montana Mike, I've been away from the SASS Wire a while taking care of family stuff. I also answered your PM. If you still have these, I'll take them. Thanks, Ethan

PM inbound.

Abilene, if these are the blue aluminum stands that fit 550 tool heads I’ll take them. Send me a PM with payment details please.

I still have my Dammit Gang poker chip from that night shoot. My good friend Howdy Doody pinned it on me!

I am interested if X Mark passes on this.

Dood, I’ll take the 200 grain .308 Nosler Partitions. Please send a PM with payment instructions. Thanks, Ethan

Dallas, have you made any progress with Accurate Molds? If you start making the Snakebite Greasewagon bullets with black powder lube I will be interested in buying some. Shoot me a PM if you do. Good luck with your adventure!

Are any of these nickel plated? I have a use for nickel plated 40 S&W brass.

I'll take the last two bags shipped to 92277. Send me a PM with payment info please.

In the center of the front row is Island Girl and Bounty Hunter (RIP), In the second row, far left is Shakey Jake. I know some of the other faces, but their names escape me....

Sixgun, Your 69 Z-28 sounds like an awesome car! I had a 1970 1/2 Z-28 in my early to mid 20's but traded it off. My youngest son now has an original 1971 SS/RS Camaro. I am currently putting together the components to rebuild a 1969 302 Z-28 engine that I will drop into my 1972 El Camino. I have the block, pistons, crank shaft, solid lifter cam and a single 4 barrel intake manifold so far. I am looking for a factory dual quad manifold, but no luck so far. I have not decided if I will go with stock cast iron 2.02 heads or use aftermarket aluminum yet. In a world of LS swaps and computer controlled horsepower, I am still hooked on original small block Chevy engines and manual transmissions. My 1963 Landcruiser has a 327 Chevy engine. Maybe I can make up to Reno in August. Hot August Nights looks like a fantastic event. Best regards, Ethan

Hi Scott! Great to see you back on the wire! Are you still driving those Vipers? For those of you that have not had the pleasure of meeting Sixgun Shorty, he is one of the most knowledgeable folks you’ll ever meet when it comes to Colt firearms.

Railhead Arizona 1990, from left to right: Marshal Law, Ethan Cord, Ringo, Poppa Joe (RIP)