-
Posts
1,441 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Previous Fields
-
SASS #
105383
-
SASS Affiliated Club
Free State Rangers . Butterfield Gulch Gang. Territorial Marshall’s
Profile Information
-
Gender
Male
-
Location
winfield Kansas
-
Interests
hunting, cowboy action shooting,muzzleloading, archery,anything old west!
Recent Profile Visitors
6,386 profile views
Silver Creek Jack's Achievements
![Rank: SASS Wire Vet (1/1) SASS Wire Vet](https://forums.sassnet.com/uploads/set_resources_2/84c1e40ea0e759e3f1505eb1788ddf3c_default_rank.png)
SASS Wire Vet (1/1)
900
Reputation
-
Yes, I use Hornady one shot lube. Easy Peasy
-
Silver Creek Jack started following Perfect Pattern for 38 Special , New brass sizing , 105gr vs 125gr .38spl bullets and 7 others
-
I wet tumble with ss pins then run through like once fired, I think the wet tumble removes any burrs or other stuff left over from the manufacture.
-
I load and love the 105 gr.coated bullets with 3.5 gr. N320 or 3.2 gr. Of tite group. Very accurate in both pistols and rifle crimped in the crimp groove they feed flawlessly through my 73’s and pistols. Almost zero recoil or muzzle flip. I do carry 50 125 gr. Loaded with 5 gr.tite group in case of tough knockdowns but have only used 10 of them in one match a few years ago, the 105’s usually do the job without a hitch.
-
THIS!
-
Hello TTB, I’ve been a taxidermist for over 45 years, as long as its in a climate controlled room and kept out of direct sunlight you don’t really need to treat it with anything, however I do use a spray on clear wood finish by Deft mfg. it’s a semi gloss finish and once dry it makes it easier to dust the skull and horns.
-
WTS Cimarron 1878 Coach Gun, 12ga
Silver Creek Jack replied to Cotton Eye Joe's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
Well done Tell, well done! -
SER Side Match Question / Survey
Silver Creek Jack replied to Marshal TKD, Sass # 36984L's topic in SASS Wire
Dammit,I’m out of popcorn……… -
Ok, I ordered one of the shirts it got here two days later, who knew china was so close? Like Larsons it fit well but the sleeves were a bit long so into the washer set on delicate, out and in to the drier set on low heat, came out a perfect fit, wore it today to a one day shoot at the great Lincoln County Cowboys range in Cushing okla. with the temp at 90 deg. and about 80% humidity, the shirt was really cool! It is 95% cotton and 5% hemp, no I didn’t try to roll up a piece of the tail to see if I could get a buzz!! A little sweat and it wicked it away and was very nice to wear. 100% sold, ordered 3 more this evening different colors. It does have a button on each sleeve up about the bicep so one could roll up the sleeve and hold it there with the button ,I took those off and was very happy with the cowboy look of the shirt.
-
I use a 2 gun cart from 2 board guys for 1 day shoots when the parking lot is relatively close to the range, for the big shoots I like my 4 gun rugged gear cart
-
This crap just makes me sick, man would I like to get my hands on one of those maggots!
-
Not to hijack your thread but I have been using perfect pattern in my 12 ga. With 12 gr. Behind a 1 oz. Load of #7 1/2 shot in STS hulls , cleanest powder I have ever used in my shotgun and the recoil is about like AA LNLR. I already stocked up on it!
-
You have good taste in music pard!
-
Do 'P's increase with hot weather?
Silver Creek Jack replied to Widder, SASS #59054's topic in SASS Wire
Absolutely “Ps” increase with high temps ESP. In matches with 6 or more stages. -
Howdy Griff, I bought a new Cimarron 1878 last year and had it raced up by Snake Oil George, it’s hammers are identical to my TTNS, matter of fact it is a very close copy of my TTNS in every detail. Out of the box it really didn’t need anything if I was planning to hunt with it, opened easily, nice trigger pulls, hammers a bit stiff but not horrible, good wood and finish and wood to metal fit was good. All in all a great shotgun!