Red Eye Jim

Click on the caliber where it says .357-38 for the drop down to select caliber. They're still making .44-40 and .45 Colt versions. I'm just twisted enough to want one of each.

A Jeep CJ with 4 doors is just wrong. (I know that a Wrangler is not a CJ, but it's closest thing they make today...)

Thank you everyone for your input. If it didn't have a name I was thinking maybe calling it the "Don't Sweep"... I do think it might take a little thought, but you're likely right that this isn't a sweep for large diverse posies...

Answering the question: Matching revolvers = matching shooting = consistent shooting = smoother shooting = faster times overall. If you're not to worried about your time, then don't worry about matching your revolvers. Pedantic answer: We don't shoot with pistols, we shoot with revolvers. (tongue firmly planted in cheek) Longer answer: I don't always shoot for time at a monthly, so I don't always use the same two pistols even within the same match. I've currently only got six. My matching Ruger pair are my originals. I've got two 7.5" Old Army revolvers for when I want to shoot Josey Wales, and I have 7.5" Old Model in .45 that I've decided to pair with a 3.5" Birdshead in .45ACP as my "Outlaw" pair, and I have this great idea for an outfit to go with 'em, but I haven't fully put it together yet...

Assume 5 targets, labeled 1 through 5 left to right. What do you call the string that goes either 1-5-2-4-3-4-2-5-1-3 or 5-1-4-2-3-2-4-1-5-3 (shooter's choice) in the stage description. Also, if the second stage set with the same targets is then: "Single tap sweep all five targets starting from either end twice." Should you then clarify both times, or would it better to say: "Single tap sweep all five targets twice starting from either 1 or 5"

What is their alias?

The snow must have melted.

Always seems to happen during a snow storm I've noticed.

Interesting BOT...

I'd need to practice gunfighter for my right hand. Also I don't have some of the side-match guns that would be used...

I did just happen across this post. A bit silly, but it's cold outside.

But how many S. Creeks can you find on a map?

I didn't see a reply to this message so here's my understanding: SASS sanctioned matches that must abide all SASS Rules are: State Championship Regional Championship Winter Range (US Championship) End of Trail (World Championship) Club level matches are at the discretion of the club and match directors, but encouraged to use SASS defaults to keep consistency for visiting members.

For me, the best ads were: 1. Bud Light/Game of Thrones 2. Amazon - Alexa Beta (Dog Collar) w/ Harrison Ford 3. Bubly starring Michael Buble' They were the ones that made me laugh. The best in game movement for me was when Tony Romo called the Jinx by Jim Nance on the first missed field goal...

The charge would most likely be Involuntary Manslaughter, as there was no intent to do harm, although I suspect the charges would be reduced in order to get a plea.