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Artemus Von Schutze

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  1. At the bottom of the page for the match is several camp grounds, I would start there.
  2. Dust off your Stetsons and polish your pistols, 'cause the Bear Creek's annual Cowboy Action Shoot, Battle for Baldknobber's Ridge is moseyin' into town, and you're invited! Get ready for a day of thrills and spills, with: Close-range Showdown: These targets ain't for squinty-eyed varmints! Test your lightning reflexes on heart-pumpin' stages filled with poppin' bottles and leverin' rifles. Skill for Every Saddle: Whether you're a crack shot or a greenhorn, saddle up for side matches with speed matches, Long Range Rifle, and even some fun trick shooting! We'll also hold a three stage WB mini match. Prove your prowess and snag some braggin' rights. Double Trouble: Grab your partner (or make a new one!) for our rootin' tootin' doubles match! Work together, strategize your shots, and see if you can become the deadliest duo in the Ozark Mountains. Prizes for All: Ain't nobody walkin' away empty-handed! We'll have great door prizes for everyone and category champion buckles for three deep categories by May 3rd. Belly Up to the Grub: Forget campfire beans, we're talkin' a feast fit for a cattle baron! We'll be sure to fill your bellies each day before you hitch up your wagons. Mark Your Calendars: Don't miss out on this wild Western hootenanny! Sign up now and join us on June 7-9th 2024 at Liberty Range in Branson, MO. This ain't your average shootin' match, partner. It's a full-blown adventure with somethin' for everyone. So grab your six-shooter, pack your appetite for fun, and mosey on down for a day you'll never forget! Feel free to check out the https://bearcreekvolunteers.com/Baldknobbers.html for up to date information. Tell your friends, warn your enemies, and be sure to invite everyone you shoot with! BaldknobbersApp2024.pdf
  3. I was trying to get to the match locator to find some matches in Indiana in the next month or so. However https://www.sassnet.com/ seems to be down. Anyone else having the issue?
  4. 2F, I started with a brass powder measure that worked fine (like for muzzle loaders). Compression die is awesome, can be made from Lee die and plug from track of the wolf. If you are casting, you might look at the Lee 405 HB mold. SPG lube. If you get the mold and want the most fun version, go for a Springfield trap door. You guys are welcome to try mine. It might be taller then Jed.... I don't know that I would even consider a primer card, but using a 3/32 drill bit to oversize the flash hole would be good.
  5. I would be curious to see what members would do with more transparency. There are plenty of votes out there, that I think people would be more upset with, or make action from if they knew how the voting proceeded.
  6. As mentioned, it's hard to beat the guy that trained most of the other engravers out there. Jim "Handlebar Scratch" Downing https://thegunengraver.com/
  7. Rattlesnake, I have to agree with Ricochet Russell. Why not post what you have? That list is going to change until the match starts, seems odd to keep it a secret.
  8. At this point I would imagine there are a lot of slots available.
  9. Man I would love this, but it would have to wait for that end of the year bonus....
  10. I'll bite, why are you boycotting EoT?
  11. Is there a Who's Coming list out for EoT for either the Cowboy or WB match?
  12. This needs a qualification process. I have seen many people, especially once you factor in the excitement nerves of a big match, that I am thankful they are drawing an unloaded pistol. We also have different age brackets than other shooting sports. However I would highly recommend we start by allowing movement at least with the pistol with rounds in the chamber. At that point the gun is securely in hand, not fumbling to get it out of the holster and pointed down range. Let's take steps.
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