runs with scissors

If you are here on the second saturday of the month you can shoot at the orlando monthly cas match. If you are here on the third saturday of the month you can shoot at the Eustis (about 45 min from orlando) monthly cas match.

Slinger, Easiest way would be to take a stainless steel tube slightly bigger in I.D. then the diameter of your barrel and have it welded onto the end of your pistol. I'm sure LQ could do that!

Just curious, what gun uses 375 brass?

I shot josey wales for 4 months while I recovered from shoulder surgety. If there were more then 4 shotgun targets, I brought 6 pistols to the stage. If you knock down all of the targets and still have rounds left in the pistol, declare it as a dead gun.

Actually would be worth over $14k. Rule of 72. Interest rate times #years = 72 to double your money. if you assume interest rate of 8% your money will double every 9 years.

It doesn't seem right. If I was a spotter and saw a rifle about to fall, I would always move to stop it because an expensive piece of hardware could get damaged if it fell on the ground. But here we are saying if I just let it fall the shooter has a chance at a no call if it doesn't break the 170. But if I stop it from falling I doom the shooter to a SDQ!

Another thing, the handbook says you only get a SDQ if the rifle falls and breaks the 170 (underline in the rule book). Here we'll never know if it would have broken the 170 or not.

Thats a possibility because he would have gotten a SDQ if the spotter hadn't helped him. But how many times have you seen a shooter stop in the middle of a stage because he forgot the sequence untill somebody yells out "two on the right" and then he shoots it correctly. He doesnt get a P because he would have gotten one without the outside help. Whats the difference here?

Something happened at a match I attended last weekend that got me thinking. Stage was rifle first, then pistols, then shotgun. Shooter shoots the rifle sequence then puts his rifle down on the table and runs off down range to shoot the rest of the stage. So happens he puts the rifle down on the edge of the table almost perfectly at its balance point. As he is shooting the rest of the stage, the rifle is teetering back and forth like a teeter totter. Shooter doesnt see it but the entire posse does. A spotter moves next to the table and puts his hand down below the rifle to catch it if it falls. Luckly the shooter finished the stage and collected his rifle without incident. But I was wondering, what would be the call if the rifle did fall and the spotter caught it? Would it be a SDQ because the rifle would have hit the ground or would it be a no call because in fact it did not hit the ground because the spotter caught it?

Yes I have. I like it.

So I 3D printed the grips for my Ruger New Vaqueros shown below. They are not target grips and conform to the same basic shape as found on the original firearm. The grips conform to the front and rear of the grip frame. I showed them to my Territorial Governor and he said he didn't have a problem with them. In my opinion, they are just like Eagle gunfighter grips except the bump is only on one side and bigger. However, before I use them in a state or above match, I don't want to have any problems. I would just like to make sure they are approved by the "powers that be" (Palewolf). So, whats the call? Legal or no? If you want to know what the bump is for, it helps me keep my trigger finger from extending too far through the triggerguard

Lever was open because I just grabbed it off the unloading table for the picture. Obviously, it would be closed in actual use.

Thank you very much !

Before I get started, I would just like to apologize to the members of the forum. This topic is specifically addressed to Palewolf. I tired to send this in a private message addressed to only him however apparently you cannot insert an image into a private message (at least I can't figure out how). Palewolf, As you saw on Facebook, there has been some discussion at our club on what constitutes a legal Cowboy Port Arms position. Based on your comment on Facebook and what I read in the handbook, I believe the image below depicts a legal port arms position. However, others in our group are skeptical. Would you please weigh in on if the position shown is a legal Cowboy Port Arms position? Thank you, Vance Lorenzana Runs With Scissors If others want to comment on this, feel free but to me, the only opinion that counts is palewolfs.

I have a carty winchester miroku 1873 in .357 for sale. Essentially brand new, less then 1000 rounds thru it. Looking to sell local here in Florida first. If I dont sell it by ides of march I could be persuaded to ship it. PM me your number and ill call you if available.

Got the payment box to work! Would not work if I used the website link. DID work if I used the link in the email !

Is there anyplace I can call to get this straightened out? Ive tried refilling the application 5 times already!

Help!!! The payment box does not have anyplace to enter my credit card information. It is just blank and will not accept any input! I checked the wild bunch application and it does have a place where you can enter your information but the cowboy application does not!

I didnt see anyplace to enter my credit card imformation

not working for me. Says Cannot read properties of null. Are you supposed to put something in the payment box?