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I Have posted pictures from matches and gotten a lot of friends interested, but the issue for most is the initial cost for guns/reloading equipment. If there were a 22 category, that would open it up to much less expensive firearms/ammo for new shooters, fun for current shooters, and help the older shooters that are now having issues with either strength to hold guns or shoulder issues as a lot of current members have had shoulder surgery. At our range, we always watch for potentially new shooters and have either extra ammo or 22's on hand to let them join in the fun. This is just a much less expensive way to get them involved.

You know, money ain't everything. I mean, sometimes it's enjoyable to hold something old and beat up and just absorb it's history....

Need one for a double shotgun. Used would be fine. If you have one laying around send a PM.

Well it does have a ring, ya could hang it around your neck! Always wanted one - one of a very few on the list I never owned.

FB OM, outstanding performance indeed!

The costuming requirements for Classic Cowboy and Cowgirl can be found on page 7 of the shooter handbook. CAS 2025 SHB - Vers 27.9 - May 2025 - FINAL.pdf

Take the win and move on!

Ain’t quittin’ Fire Marshall Bill.. Just gettin’ to old to go to all them there big faraway match’s..

Original Lumpy Gritz beat me to it Unique ! Enough Said lol Rooster

Free Bump on a Beautiful Lady !

Free Bump on a Great Shotgun !

HS-6 is unsuitable for your 38 Special loads. Your loads would be too high velocity for SASS. Tightgroup and HP-38/W231 will both work and are available. I am currently shooting 38 Specials loaded with W231. However, HS-6 is suitable for 20-gauge shotgun shells. Hodgdon lists loads using Remington hulls and (inexpensive) Cheddite 209 primers. Midsouth currently stocks 8-lb jugs of both HS-6 and HP-38. You could order both powders on one order (and thus only pay one HAZMAT fee). Don't be hesitant to buy 8-lb jugs. Powder gets used up pretty quickly. Buying primers in lots of 5,000 or 10,000 is wise too. There is large scale military conflict in the world consuming ammunition components. Shortages of components for reloading hobbyists are common. We are the lowest priority customers. Those of us with reloading component stashes keep shooting. Those without beg or leave the shooting sports. Unique would work for both your loading requirements. Don't shop for any as Alliant is not shipping any currently.

Some got sold.. Are these yer size??

Looking for one wood set w/S&W medallion in decent shape. PM me if you have some! Thanks

Wish I had $324!

Yeah, I like my collarbones and at my age, healing takes a bit longer. I'll stick with my Rossi .357 lever rifle!

When the big eyes look up, ya' just gotta !!

Honey is great, I have a lot !!...'But I've learn't you can overload..so every now & then I cut back for a while...you hear people say too much is no good as it's just like sugar..I say it's natural & your body takes it in differently to sugar..well that's my story & I'm sticking to it !! My sugar & cholestrol are good & always have been...just don't let me near Bees' ..always thought the more you were stung gave you better resistance..well heck that ain't true, dang swell up like a balloon !

Ya gonna paint it red. Look'n forward to the video!

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Unique if you can find it. WW231/HP38(same powder)works very well. Start at the middle of the load range and use a firm roll-crimp.

Been a good spell since I bought primers, powder or bullets. Think we were still in Commiefornia then. Moved the Missouri in 2019. I really stocked up on components years ago just as the prices started go'n nutz. My favorite powder(Unique)you can't even buy now.

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