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I've been running 4.3 gr. of VV N320 with a 230 gr. Desperado Cowboy bullet. Won 2 Senior Traditional World Championships with it. One with an SR 1911 and one with a Colt. Must be doing something right. Marshal Stone

Pistol was initially restaged properly but was hit by the rifle when it was discarded changing it resting place. Hard to tell from the video if it broke the 170. Those with eyes on the pistol should make the call. As the shooter stated where's the protractor to determine if the 170 was broken. Marshal Stone

That would take a submission to SASS for a modification, referred to the ROC for review/discussion and voted on by the TG's. Marshal Stone

This has been a multi-page discussion on the Cowboy wire. We don't need to keep beating the horse here. Marshal Stone

I am. Shooting the old/new Classic Traditional Elder Statesman I understand over half the shooters switched to Classic. YEEEEEE HAAAAAA !!!!!!!! Others would have but didn't bring the larger caliber rifles when they snow birded. Marshal Stone

Happy New Year everyone. Marshal Stone

Boggus quoted the current rule. We'll see what the new book says when it is published by SASS. Marshal Stone

Only in one scene with Crazy Lee in the bank at the very beginning of the movie. Marshal Stone

This is the exact reason for the move. Marshal Stone

Adding the model 25 is not in the per view of the ROC, as it would not be a clarification. That would be a rule change, and it would require a TG vote or a mandate from SASS. Marshal Stone

Blacked out three dot sights are legal. I don't know which ROC member said they were illegal, but they are wrong. Marshal Stone ROC member

R range O operations B basic S safety Covers all safety stuff for both Cowboy and Wild Bunch then there is a module covering the specifics of Cowboy and Wild Bunch Marshal Stone

Boggus is Da Man for model 12's Marshal Stone

Everyone is getting wrapped around the axle on this one. Please refer to both the handbooks for Cowboy page 16 and Wild Bunch page 19. The very first thing that both say for safe to leave the shooters hand is, and I emphasize is, "EMPTY" Read what the manual actually says for the shotgun reference safe to leave shooters hands. Marshal Stone

One of the things to consider when having a holster made is Page 19 Holsters, second line says, "Holsters must be of traditional or military design made from canvas or leather" I added the emphases. Mernickle holsters meets that standard. Others may or may not. Marshal Stone

Which 1911 holster are you referring to. They make several different ones. Marshal Stone

Nice. Marshal Stone

I use VV N320 Have won 2 World Senior Traditional Championships with it. Marshal Stone

Hopefully they don't have plastic baseplates. Marshal Stone

CC I don't know what you have studied and what methods were used. BUT Making 150 PF in a .38 is not an issue. The issue is that shooters look at loading data that is meant for a pistol barrel length of 4 to 5 inches and say you can't make PF and stay within recommended charges. Go to Hodgen website they have a very interesting article on the subject of muzzle velocity from a pistol verses a rifle with the same powder charge. All within SAMMI specifications. As a side note I personally have tested 3 different Factory .38 Cowboy Action loads that more than make a 150 PF. Marshal Stone

Someone who makes their living shooting. Marshal Stone

Thank you. Marshal Stone

This surprises you because?????? Marshal Stone

It's a personal preference thing. Some like it in front, some in the back, some all on one belt, some use 2 belts. There is no one size fits all. Try some different things and see what works best for you. Marshal Stone

Mine are; 1. Springfield Mil-Spec or a Colt Series 70 2. I think around 8. would have to check the safe to be sure. Have .22, 9mm, and 45 acp. 3. My EDC is a Ruger SR 1911 in commander length, Great gun and easy to conceal. 4. first fired on in the mid 80's. Only had my Grandfathers 45acp. Didn't really get into 1911's until Wild Bunch. Happy Thanksgiving Marshal Stone