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On 6 of the 7 stages I was number 60 + or - a few out of 75, except for stage 6...

It's funny, I'm a member of the NSCA (National Sporting Clays Association) which is a shotgun game. USPSA: Match NSCA: Tournament USPSA: Stage NSCA: Station USPSA: Division NSCA: Class As long as I'm pulling the trigger, I don't care what you call it

Of course out of 80 people, I was the only one shooting revo

Any feed back on AA#5 verses AA#2 in .38 special? Again, I'm loading 160gr coated bullets that have to make minor.

Anybody using Accurate Arms #2 with a 160gr coated bullet? I'm using 4.3gr of AA #2 to make a 131 power factor. So far no problems. Anybody else use it?

I have no idea what you guys are taking about.

Revolver Supply Company dual post?

I had to drag a round file across the opening to get my RP .38 special brass to fit into my TK moon clips.

If your barrel is .357 shouldn't you be using .358?

HoIster, shmolster, that ain't what's slowing me down

When my gunsmith slugged my 929 barrel, it measured .357. Is that what you guys are seeing too?

Funny thing is, I went to Raahauge's today and shot them again and did much better. No tournament pressure, no rain

The better ones were today with no rain. Schmidt's Standards sucked. 5.7 par time for each 50 yards freestyle, 25 yards three shots reload, three shots. 15 yards strong hand, 10 yards weak hand. On the 25 yard string, it's three shots, reload, three shots in 5.7 seconds, except my revo reload takes 5.8 seconds

Yeah, but can he buy beer or cigars, because I can

No place to go but up 132/155 Stage 1: 97/149 Stage 2 132/149 Stage 3 Chrono: Pass Stage 4: 144/149 Stage 5: 129/152 Stage 6: 148/150 Stage 7: 143/149 Stage 8: 100/147 Stage 9: 136/147 Stage 10: 103/147 Stage 11: 138/147

I've known people who were on the Titanic that didn't get as wet a we did

I apologised to my squad, and just left. I couldn't take it any longer. I literally went back to the casino/hotel and got in the shower fully dressed to hose the mud off of me. I've been duck hunting at Wister and not gotten this wet and muddy.

Western States Single Stack and Revolver Championship; Day 1 The good, the bad, and the ugly. The good: I chrono'd at 132 The bad: A couple of "failure to engage" and ensuing mikes The ugly: The last time it rained this ****ing hard, some guy named Noah built an ark. To quote Jackie Stewart, "t'was a pissin rain"

The gunsmith I took it to asked me, if I did it myself. When I told him a well known gunsmith in Arizona did it, he said, are you sure?

No, I enjoy having to pay a second time to have it done correctly

A few people have asked me for the tractor mechanic's name, and all I'll say it that it rhymes with Smank Flenn.