Johnny Reno

I know I didn't ask, I used common sense.

Howlin' Wolf was not only a generous sponsor of our event but, as Ike says, was on site for the entire event returning each morning with repaired/refreshed items so shooters could shoot their best. I was the beneficiary of that customer service as he took my shot shell belt and re-sewed a portion to make it a little more convenient for me. It was a game changer and I had my best match in quite a while. If he could, he took care of things right on site. Class act all the way around.

Like this one here? Looking forward to this match and the raffle is going to be a good one.

A deaf or mute person?

Sorry for the delay, notifications aren't coming through. I would like to have it. I'll drop you a PM with details.

What barrel length? I've got a 6-1/2" and would like a dedicated holster.

My only thought is that you could cut it carefully and keep each piece and stack them back on as she grows. About the time she's ready for a full size might also be time for a new shotgun. Kinda like growth rings on a tree.

May I suggest a saw? Fair enough, I'll send it on to Crawdaddy.

Fair enough. Let's hang loose a little until he responds or the body is cold.

I have available a factory Stoeger large model buttstock for the 12 gauge model. It has already been cut approximately one inch in length, has a DIY style grindable/sandable Kick Eez pad in place and measures 15-3/8" from the grip end to the middle of the pad. It measures 14-5/8" to the end of the wood. My two uncut models measure 15-5/8". The wood is in good condition with no visible cracks or known cracks and the checkering is as good as a Stoeger gets. When I bought the gun it was a little short for me and so I bought a replacement. I have six photos I can email to you after receiving a direct message with your email address. Price is $70 plus shipping.

Thanks for all the help and suggestions. I was forced to go out of town this weekend fishing and was off the grid. I appreciate the replies.

Been reloading .38 Spl for monthly matches but want to get in on some pocket pistol side match action at our annual event in September. I already have an older S&W revolver that's chambered in .38 S&W and would like to stick with that cartridge. I'm shopping for an appropriate pocket pistol now. So here are a few questions: a) recommended dies for my Hornady Lock N Load progressive press? b) recommended loads for what will likely be a turn of the century/probably black powder originally break action revolver? c) whose got a gun they want to part with at a reasonable price? Thanks, Johnny

Your kindness will be paid forward. Thank you sir!

I'll take it!

SOLD - Free for the taking, 85 Winchester AA low base hulls, once or twice fired, postage would be nice. Weighs about 1.5 pounds.