Silver Creek Jack

Great! Hope to see you there!

“Battle at the Crossroads” held by the Lincoln County Cowboys in Cushing Oklahoma is a 2 day shoot that is really a great run shoot with big targets, fast scenarios and great food, 18th to 20th of Sept. Then at the same range on the 4th.and the 5th of October they will have another shoot and that’s the weekend before Nationals! Its about 1 hour from the Lincoln County Cowboy Range to the Land Run range, you won’t be sorry if you make either one of the 2 matches in Cushing, great warm-up shoots for the great shoot at the Nationals!

Whats the barrel length on this rifle?

Congrats Slow Poke! How the heck did I miss that??

And congrats Julie B!!

Absolutely agree with Slow Poke Gear! It was a great shoot, Cooncan and the gang did outstanding work on the stages, scenario’s and food! The fans in the stages were much appreciated and kept us cool on a couple of pretty hot days. Plenty of ice water and snacks were always on hand . This is a must do event in the CAS world!

Coated bullets and APP? Perfect match! Never had a problem!

Dang it SS! Hope you get this mess cleaned up fast!

Congrats Jace! An excellent young man and a great competitor!

I tried them at Land Run when they first came out and ordered 4 pair, 2 handed or duelist style these grips are outstanding, in short they never slip in my hands, love them. Would not use anything else! SCJ

And I will 3rd. that !! Seriously, this is a really fun event in our cowboy action world, 6 well written stages a day, no brain twisting scenarios no gotcha crap just fast, fun stages well crafted to all levels of competitors. Flinthills Dawg and the boys go all out to make sure you have a good time! Join us next year April 30th. 1st.- 2nd of May, you won’t be disappointed! SCJ

That’s awesome pard! NOTHING like grands!

Good luck on the move Jim! staying close to the family is #1 in my opinion ( especially the grandkids! Lol!)

The search is over thanks to my pard Dantankerous, in less than 10 minutes after I posted this . Also thanks to the other pards that sent information on some great rifles! SCJ

Hope you’re up and running soon after your surgery Cholla! I had a total knee replacement last October and knowing what I know now I would have had it done sooner, 0 pain and really happy with the results, better that I would have thought possible. Do what the doc says and stick to exercises that your PT gives you. Good luck!

I have a pard who is in the market for the above rifle, but don’t be shy about an 1874 Sharps you might have that you would part with. SCJ

I’m shooting S.W. Regionals in Fort Smith AR. Headed that way today with a wet suit and snorkel because the weather is looking pretty wet for the next 3 days, but the fun will be there! Safe travels to all this weekend!

I will second the motion on 3 board guys gun cart JaxT mentioned. Excellent carts!!

We have lost a lot of fine cowboys lately and now Asa, he was the finest gentleman and a wonderful friend. Prayers up for Lori and their 2 sons. Rest in peace my friend, sure going to miss you.

Thank you for this Medicine Creek Kid, very nice gesture.

Wow! 80 -85 gr. of BP in a 45-70 case boggles my mind, Tequila I agree with you on how in the world did they avoid bulging the case?? my favorite load for my Sharps 45-70 is 65 gr. of FF Swiss behind a 535 gr. cast lead bullet, sure don’t feel the need for more powder as this load is extremely accurate out to 1000 yards. Even with a 405 gr. Bullet the amount of compression must have been extreme, don’t think I will be trying it!

Kidd I sent you a PM

Just did Dave!

Do you wet tumble your brass? Just wondering how it would clean up with the SS pins.

Already lookin forward to it!