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  4. Kid Russell
    I did down and back Bright Angel Trail on the south rim in one day in the first week of June. I was in my mid thirties and It was one of the hardest things that I have ever done, but well worth it. You can't comprehend the vastness unless you go all the way down. I have pictures down around plateau point where the horizon looks like you are on flat land in the desert. Pictures from the rim show what looks like grass which is actually 60 foot cotton wood trees at Indian Garden which is 2/3 way down.
  5. Branchwater Jack SASS #88854
  6. Painted Mohawk SASS 77785
    Pumpkin
  7. Spittin Lead, SASS 51230
    Sold
  8. Smuteye John SASS#24774
    With the current insurance card in between them. Registration is binder clipped to the visor on the driver's side. That way, the hands stay in line of sight. No sense in making a feller nervous for no reason.
  9. Painted Mohawk SASS 77785
    Buddy
  10. Choctaw Jack
    Rat Race !!
  11. Major Crimes
    Companion
  12. Major Crimes
    Halloween
  13. Major Crimes started following What do people use wax paper for?
  14. Major Crimes
    I use it for drying proj I have coated in alox as well. Wax paper- grease proof paper here. Parchment Paper- Baking Paper here
  15. Chili Pepper Kid, SASS #60463
    Yaaaahooo!! Looking forward to hosting y'all. I'll see what kinda fun I can round up as this is my home club. That's a busy weekend for the nearby John Wayne Birthplace Museum located in Winterset. They have the birthday celebration going on. The schedule of events for that is not out yet. Indianola is the nearest town to the range and has good motels and restaurants. My favorite stop after shooting is the Outside Scoop for Ice Cream. https://www.outside-scoop.com
  16. Jaan

    Ammo bags

    Jaan replied to Jaan's topic in SASS Wire

    I wanted bags thin enough I could just put them in my pocket when I'm done loading. For my D&D dice though I make round bottomed bags out of leather or deerskin. I've been experimenting with using thicker leather for a "cup" on the bottom and thinner leather on top. I still haven't perfected it, but here's a picture of a dice bag like that I made for my friend...
  17. Warden Callaway

    Ammo bags

    Warden Callaway replied to Jaan's topic in SASS Wire

    Pretty easy to make up bags with correct count of ammo at home before match. Then at loading table, just tuck empty bag in behind gunbelt. At unloading table, dump empties in bag. Dump bag in screen bag on gun cart. I'm sure guys like their loading blocks but most don't have enough to do a match so each stage they are loading their block again. After loading their guns, they find someplace to haul the block or often pitch the block towards their cart.
  18. Waimea
    Sorry for your health issues. Lean heavy on that guy upstairs and sounds like your wife is a good woman too. Best wishes. Waimea
  19. Mister Badly
    Lol. They are a bit wider/thicker than the sass grips but comfort/recoil control is excellent for me. I don't have a problem with the smooth grip but you can get the checkered. For me pistol control is fantastic.
  20. Jesse Judd started following sold Wah Duster XL Make in USA
  21. sourdoughjim
    I don't do any SASS/CAS shooting, but I like replica Colt percussion C&B revolvers to occaisionally create some smoke. @Warden Callaway The Pietta 1851 Navy brasser .44s shown are manufactured post-2014 when Pietta changed to a more "conventional" style configuration, which are thicker and blockier than their earlier Navy grips. Prior to 2015, Pietta used what has been termed the 'tail" grip configuration which were longer at the base and slimmer at the wrist. @evil dogooder You are most correct. The 3-gun photo is as follows: ASM 1860 Army .44 full-fluted cylinder with standard Army grip profile. Uberti Whitneyville Hartford Dragoon .44 (Walker frame) with Walker "slim-jim" grips, longer than the 1860 Army. Pietta 1851 Navy .36 (datecode CM/2014) with the "tail" grips, shorter than the 1860 Army but larger at the base. Regards, Jim
  22. Yusta B.
    Thanks for what you do Bob. Wish I could sign up .....
  23. Tennessee williams
    No. I have a bit of a big hand. You have gorilla hands. I bet you could hold 2 in one paw.
  24. Blackwater 53393
    Nobody’s hurt! It’s just money... Had to replace the alternator on Ol’ Green a couple of months ago. Last week, the battery gave up the ghost. First time for an alternator in 385,000 miles, but of course the battery was just out of warranty. Winter is on its way. Wonder what’s next?
  25. Rye Miles #13621
    Pets
  26. Rye Miles #13621
    Munsters
  27. Sixgun Sheridan
    No love for the Pink Panther films? Inspector Clouseau was my all-time favorite character when growing up. Another good one was Planes, Trains, & Automobiles with Steve Martin and John Candy. As much as I hate Jim Carrey's politics his Liar, Liar was damn funny as well. .
  28. Bullett Sass 19707
    When I hold a 32-20 round up to my 32 mag single six cylinder the 32-20 is to long. Bullett 19707
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