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How do you shoot Gunfighter?
John Barleycorn, SASS #76982 replied to Idaho Gunslinger's topic in SASS Wire
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Guerillas
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I read about that years ago The B-17 could take an enormous amount of punishment, unfortunately the same could not be said of the B-24 http://www.daveswarbirds.com/b-17/contents.htm
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40-65 Browning 1885 high wall BPCR package
Totes Magoats replied to The Loose Moose's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
I'll vouch for Moose as well. Heck of a long range shooter and this rifle is nice! Totes -
TiG
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MAYBE
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Thanks Rye
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stick welder
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That's a bummer. That looks like a choate, and that would be a real good deal for a choate - Brownells wants a hundred and a quarter. But I'm just not willing to take a chance on an unknown. Sorry.
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Secessionists
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Plasma Cutter
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The Loose Moose started following WTS 45LC Ruger SASS Vaqueros Red Box Set
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Ruger red box matched set of 45LC New Model Vaquero pistols with sass sequential serials. These pistols are stainless steel with 5 1/2” barrels. They have the Montado style hammers and black checkered grips with sass logo badges. These pistols were made in 2013 and come as is in their original stock condition without any modifications. They are ready to be sent to your favorite slick em up gunsmith to become race guns, or simply install some aftermarket springs. These guns were backups for us and saw little use, less than 50 rds through them each. I’m asking $1700 and can deliver these in person to the TX state championship match at Plum Creek. Otherwise will ship from my FFL to your FFL at your cost.
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30 Carbine Foldable Stock
Wild Hair Larry replied to Wild Hair Larry's topic in SASS Wire Classifieds
I do not see a brand on it. -
We need a sticky cartoon thread
Cold Lake Kid, SASS # 51474 replied to Badlands Beady's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
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What’s the key to its longevity? Paint and grease?
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Rebels
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On this day in 1775
Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984 replied to Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
And OK City in ‘95. -
Warren Haynes and Derek Trucks were the final duo of the many iterations of the Allman Brothers Band. They played together through the last years of the band’s live performances and on the last albums. Trucks officially joined the band in 1999 and played alongside Haynes until Gregg Allman passed in 2017, effectively ending the band’s run. (The guys had taken a break at the end of 2014 to spend time on new projects and with family. A new tour was planned and announced for 2017, but Gregg’s health failed and he passed in May of that year!) Warren Haynes joined the Brothers in 1989 and played guitar alongside Dickey Betts until Betts left the band. Haynes and Trucks still appear together often. Their interaction as a duo is unparalleled and reminiscent of Duane Allman and Betts when the band was first assembled. Most Allman Brothers fans will say that the duo of Haynes and Trucks took the band to new heights of instrumental excellence, holding on to the heart and soul of the original band and refining and intensifying the sound and orchestration. I saw/heard many many ABB concerts and nearly every combination of players that came along, from Duane and Dickey to Warren and Derek. Forty-eight years worth. I was around when Duane and Gregg played in local “battle of the bands”, appearing as “The Allman Joys”! When I first saw them with Derek Trucks in ‘99, I was blown away! He was/is the nearest thing to Duane in presence and he is probably what Duane would have become, had he lived to carry on. For me, for pure music, played live and without boundaries, no other band can match The Allman Brothers Band for heart and soul and creative interpretation!
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Part of the problem with the Martin B-26 was the fact that it was initially placarded to land at too LOW a speed, which led to stalls and crashes! It had such a bad reputation that AAF Chief Hap Arnold asked Jackie Cochran to fly the plane, his thinking being that "if a woman could fly it" male pilots could. What Cochran found was that the approach and landing speeds needed to be higher. In addition, Martin added length to the wings, which increased the surface area, and decreased the stall speed. After the modifications, and changes to flying speeds, the B-26 became an excellent medium bomber. The A-26, later redesignated the B-26 Invader was a much better attack bomber, and a number were used in Korea, with a bunch more .50 cal. MG's in the nose, and IIRC some 20mm as well. Yes, a number were converted to civilian business planes. (The plane in James Garner's movie, "Cash McCall" was just such a plushed-up B-26.
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We need a sticky cartoon thread
Cheyenne Ranger, 48747L replied to Badlands Beady's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
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How do you shoot Gunfighter?
Chickasaw Bill SASS #70001 replied to Idaho Gunslinger's topic in SASS Wire
what ever get it done -
On this day in 1775
PowderRiverCowboy replied to Marshal Mo Hare, SASS #45984's topic in SASS Wire Saloon
Also on this Date Waco attack -
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