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Posts posted by Chili Pepper Jack
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Lol! No Army Captain would abreviate Captain with "Capt" instead of the proper CPT, nor would any member of the 82nd spell Airborne with two words.
Spot on!!
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Yes, cowboy loads.
I thought abou making them collapsible or with removable legs, but I just throw them in the back of the truck for the mile ride to the range.
I made my target collapsible just bend the long bar with 2 90's and a T pipe fitting in the middle for a leg that leans back. The steel is only 1/4 inch very cheep but with the soft loads works great. I have AR500 for the other non SASS stuff.
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What is this cleaning you speak of? I started out treating my guns the way my military training dictated: obsessive cleaning. Now I'm with Creeker, a minimalist.
I am the obsessive cleaner that you speak of!! But I do test fire before a match just like I did in the Army before a patrol.
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Hey fellers!
Just wanted to introduce myself. I'm a newly retired Army Air Cavalry pilot and am just getting into CAS. Hope I can contribute and am looking forward to all this forum has to offer!
Blackfoot Brad
Hey Blackfoot, I retired about 11 years ago and it feels like yesterday. I am sure you will enjoy SASS as much as I.
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Very nice!! Are you just using them for cowboy loads?
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I just ordered a cross draw to give a try, if I don't like it I will go back to strong side.
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Love it!!! This is going to get me back in the shop working on a new one!!
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I didn't have anyone get me started, just seen some videos and thought it would be fun so I started. I will say that Captain Bill Burt has been a big part of keeping me looking forward to every month. Gives great instruction and makes the match fun, very happy I got started in the sport.
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I have the Pocket Pro 2 and it will do everything you need except dry fire.
Totes Magoats, I can't get any phone app to work for dry fire?? What app are you using I would love to have something that will work for dry fire.