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Hey all, I've been observing for quite a while and decided to join in on the interesting content on this site.  I was a youth program director at our local gun club for years, I'm a hunter, and enjoy all types of rifle, handgun and shotgun shooting.  I enjoyed black powder for many years, shooting and building rifles.  But, never owned a pistol until this week.  Found a .44 cal.  ASM 1851 Navy made in 1975 and am looking forward to shooting it soon.  Talk with you all some more, soon.

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SASS has the Frontiersman category for those who choose to compete with cap and ball revolvers.  We also have a side match called the Plainsman that uses these revolvers and a single shot rifle.  You can read the rules in the Shooter's Handbook.  I shoot real black powder in my cap and revolvers at major matches but use a black powder substitute locally.  There is lots of expertise on this Wire on how to make these revolvers smooth and reliable.

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Welcome aboard Kevin D

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16 minutes ago, Eyesa Horg said:

Welcome aboard Kevin D


And welcome to the “Dark Side”, where boom, smoke, and fire are almost as important as speed and accuracy, (and often more important to some of us) because style is a big part of the fun!!

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Your cartridge revolvers are legal in SASS too in the Frontier Cartridge categories.  I prefer Frontier Cartridge during rainy matches.

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welcome , ask questions and you will get answers , this is a friendly site , wew are glad you have joined us here 

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On 5/21/2026 at 5:04 AM, Kevin D said:

Hey all, I've been observing for quite a while and decided to join in on the interesting content on this site.  I was a youth program director at our local gun club for years, I'm a hunter, and enjoy all types of rifle, handgun and shotgun shooting.  I enjoyed black powder for many years, shooting and building rifles.  But, never owned a pistol until this week.  Found a .44 cal.  ASM 1851 Navy made in 1975 and am looking forward to shooting it soon.  Talk with you all some more, soon.

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Welcome aboard. 

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