Tequila Shooter

NASCAR had said they wanted to enforce social distancing and the wearing of face masks, until Bubba Wallace had a "noose" in the garage. NASCAR then had a Bubba love fest and social distancing and masks went out the window. At the end of the race Bubba ran up to the fans, no mask on him or the fans, and started slapping hands. Today it was announced that Jimmie Johnson and his wife have tested positive for COVID-19. Johnson won't be racing this weekend and will probably start to quarantine. So I wonder how many more drivers and crews are going to start testing positive. Another reason that pro sports have turned into a shame.

I tried TB and thought it was messy. I switched to Clay's, found it to be cleaner. Of course if you'd shoot black you wouldn't have any of the issues

Had one of those pins (chrome) stick to the side of the screwdriver that was near it, thought I lost it, that little bugger tried to be sneaky and was hiding.

It's always the last place you look because you don't need to keep looking

It looks good! Don't forget to check and clean the extractor and ejector. And shhhhhh don't tell @Widder, SASS #59054 he might just get jealous

Pat - thats a great looking car, love the color. This is my little go fast, it's a hard top convertible in pearl white.

@Griff thanks for the advice. Yesterday I took my new C&B's to the range to practice not only shooting but loading. I'm using a wonder wad over the powder, from what I've read, and now saw for myself, the wad pushes any powder from the chamber wall which is supposed to help preventing chain fire. The 6th chamber loading I knew I'd do if a stage called for a reload, I never really thought about just keeping one loaded "just in case".

Wish I had a friend like that

To the founders and board members I say thank you for all the dedication and hard work for a great many years. To the future board members, remember the history and pay homage. Keep an eye on the future and lead the way of the greatest group of pards.

Where were you lucky enough to find such a unique pistol?

I'm not sure if it's still a requirement but in the early 2000's in order to ship HAZMAT the person doing the paperwork had to be a HAZMAT certifier. The military taught the course (I'm sure there were civilian courses also), the course taught shipping, packaging, labeling, and regulations. Upon graduation you were given a certificate which had to be renewed by attending a refresher course every 3 years, the certification was applicable in the private sector. The person with the certificate signed all the required paperwork and was accountable for any discrepancies. Interesting note - when a conveyance was being loaded with HAZMAT the certifier had to be present to ensure that the material maintained all requirements for securing and separation.

^^^^ +1 ^^^^

Depending on time of year I'd like to go for 4-5 days, but I like to take it slow.

I was there for 2 days last December and loved it. I want to go back in a little warmer weather and spend some more time to get out into the desert and go to Bisby.

Welcome and you're going to meet some of the best people. Any questions just ask, need advice just ask, need an opinion just ask. Have fun and bring a friend.

I was at the LT and was the last shooter. After the guns were checked there was no one there. I went to holster a pistol and it slipped out of my hand. This was before I had surgery to repair nerve damage, at the time I had very little feeling in my hand so I had to actually watch what I was doing, that time I didn't watch.

I gave myself a MDQ last year, dropped a loaded pistol, no one saw it, but I called the penalty thought it was the right thing to do. And glad to hear that you stuck around and helped out and didn't go right home, that's the cowboy way.

Well......no I better leave that story for another day

I see now where the moderators have taken the post down, good job!

For wads, nitro cards, overshot cards try BPI there are others as you've probably know. For sealing I use Duco cement, dries quick and leaves no residue. I seal my hulls because of the high humidity here.

If I lived further east I might've put in an application. If you're still riding solo and coming this way in the future I'd be happy to let you ride shotgun with me. Even have an extra room at the homestead if you need, no charge.

Now I've got to decide when to pay him

@Tall Tale Todd send me a PM, I'll have good news for you.

I'd be glad to help...even an AF guy

I just bought them used and this was my first match with them. I really liked the lowered hammers, but it may be better to use them when the weather cools off. @Tyrel Cody I'm planning to try my new to me C&B guns at the next match