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I’ll take #6. Send me a pm for payment info.

Stew did remind the crowd “You people VOTED for these stages!” I thought Bill’s stage was fun. I don’t believe anyone on my posse got a P on that stage. Some people complain too much.

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“I’m your Huckleberry!” I bill by the hour, though.

That's what I meant, the word 'inadvertently' is important but missing on p. 14.

Can’t beat 90 calibers deal but could match it. GW

Great info, Thanks PWB

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Nice addition...

You know the seven words has shrunk down to four? Numbers 3 4 5 and 6. One two and seven are used on television all the time.

Howdy! They are for a octagonal barrel....that is all I know...I was going to put them on a Sharps I had but never go to doing it.. Iron Monger Jimmy SASS#5115

She did such a a great job!

Red River Jig

I have been shooting open tops for the last few years (I have 6, pairs in 3 calibers) so I have forsaken Top breaks. Well, I work part time in a local gun shop, and guess what came in? A Uberti No. 3, 1st Model "American" 5" top break in .44 Spcl/Russian! It had been back ordered several years ago, apparently, but there is no longer any record of who ordered it, nor was there a deposit paid. Boss knew I like cowboy guns, and offered it to me, to work off with shifts! I said "hell yes!". I liked it so much, I contacted Cimarron and arranged to get an 8" in the same caliber. I ow have a pair. They go great with my 1860 Henry and hammered double. I used them at a local match last week end and loved them. I am loading a 246 grain, conical round nose lead .44 Russian bullets over 5.3 grains of Unique in a Starline .44 Russian case. Pretty much dead on at 7 yards.

Polar Bear Jig

Dang LLP, you is a 'Bad Man'..... You oughta be teaching ole TW a few tricks. ..........Widder

BTT

If anyone has any pictures of our participants in Florida or South Carolina let me know; would be cool to add some to the site. Would be nice to have some at Kentucky as well if anyone wants to take a few and pass them along.

I'd like the pants and shirt C

If the shooter loads a round without ejecting the round that failed to fire, the "dud" round would have been left "on purpose"...not "inadvertently". That is meant to cover unfired rounds in a revolver with a (declared) malfunction. If a revolver has been "overloaded" at the LT, it means that the shooter holstered/changed location with the hammer down on a live/unfired round. The penalty for doing THAT makes any 5-second "miss" penalty irrelevant.