Renegade Roper

How will this affect EOT? 38's allowed?

I saw the email from Misty to every SASS member regarding WB and the changes. Did I miss something in regards to updates between what we discussed as our proposal to SASS and todays email? I thought we had submitted our comments to SASS and have been waiting for their reply?

The comments I have heard from our shooters is that they would like a nice WB specific buckle. Thanks Roper

I personally love the 12's and absolutely hate the 97's. They snake bite me even just picking one up. I am pretty sure they do it on purpose, LOL. My model 12's (6 and counting, all smoothed up) all feel smoother than my 97's (one Winny & one Coyote Cap Norinco). 4 of my 12's have the flag and I like them better. Disclaimer: I am a double shooter for CAS and although I am decent with the 12 if I actually practiced with it and became proficient with it I would probably experience more mechanical issues but to date have only had a firing pin break on one of them and it was an older well used gun. Yes I am a gun hoarder but when you go to gun auctions and can pick them up for $200-300 they tend to follow you home somehow... Roper An admitted model 12 addict

Welcome! Roper

Does anyone use Ed Brown?

I would be interested too and Feb 17th would work for me too. Renegade Roper

Thanks Lawman. It's always a pleasure to shoot with you and Serenity.

Thanks MK! Our crew works hard to put on a good shoot but the shooter's make it a great shoot.

Thank you everyone that attended! We had 67 shooters and the weather was perfect! (For once we were glad the weathermen were wrong.) Thanks to Troop 54 who picked brass, served breakfast and lunch and had a fantastic bake sale. We also had the pleasure of having Serenity (Canadian WB Ambassador) and Legendary Lawman (WB ROC Committee) in attendance. Congrats to the NYS and category winners below! Ladies Modern Senior & NYS Ladies Modern Senior Champion - Calamitee Ladies Traditional Senior & NYS Ladies Traditional Senior Champion - Knotty Lady Ladies Modern & NYS Ladies Modern Champion - Renegade Roper Ladies Traditional & NYS Ladies Traditional Champion- Loco Poco Lobo Mens Modern Senior Champion - Legendary Lawman NYS Mens Modern Senior Champion- Steel Rail Mens Traditional Senior & NYS Mens Traditional Senior Champion- Dutch Cassidy Mens Modern & NYS Mens Modern Champion- Sixgun Schwaby Mens Traditional & NYS Mens Traditional Champion- Hawkeye Harry Ladies Overall & NYS Ladies Champion- Renegade Roper Mens Overall & NYS Mens Champion- Sixgun Schwaby Next year's NYS WB Championship will be June 10-11, 2023. We hope to see you there!

The NYS Wild Bunch Championship hosted by the Circle K Rough Riders is June 11-12 at the Kayaderosseras Fish and Game Club in BallstonSpa, NY. Even with 5 cancellations we are at 68 shooters!! Stages are posted on the Circle K Regulators website, www.circlekregulators.com. If you can't make it this year hopefully you can next year. Renegade Roper

GJ do you have a pic of this? Not sure what you mean or how much. Thanks Roper

The NYS Wild Bunch Championship, Muster @ Ft. Misery, will be held May 15-16, 2021 in Ballston Spa, NY (upstate NY). We already have 65 shooters signed up!! This match is NOT cowboy with a 1911. We have a great mix of target sizes and distances, numerous specialty targets (single and double clay bird popper knockdown targets, dueling trees, plate racks, knockdowns, etc), stages are written to be left and right hand friendly when possible, and there's a variety of starting positions utilized. It's a fun but challenging match. You can check out the last 2 yrs stages at our website www.circlekregulators.com as well as get the application there. This year's stages will be posted a week or so before the match. Hope you can join us!

Never mind I found it.

Where is the link to the changes? Sorry I couldn't find it. Thanks.

Thank you NK & LPL. I am glad you enjoyed the stages. I would like to thank all of our shooters, the RO's and all of the people that helped out. I look forward to next year's shoot which will be May 15-16, 2021. Roper

There's a new shooter in our club who is looking to buy a 1911 (modern category) and a 73. What have you got?

Since I shoot a sxs in CAS the biggest difference I noticed is that the model 12 is a PIA if you have to reload 2 for a popper on a stage with 8 rounds and aren't fast enough to single load both rounds. Getting your thumb stuck half in the mag tube is rather unpleasant. I also believe that the ejection port on the model 12 is smaller making single reloads slightly harder too. At least on mine when I compare them they are. Again I am a sxs shooter so for those that normally shoot a 97 in CAS they may be much more proficient at reloading the 12. Having said that I think my 12 is much smoother and would rather shoot that than the 97. I only use the 97 if I have a stage with 8 rounds and the reload has to be on a popper. Just my opinion though.

The Circle K Regulators (706 Geyser Rd, Ballston Spa, NY) www.circlekregulators.com have the following Rough Rider shoot dates for 2019 April 27 May 11-12 NYS Wild Bunch match Muster @ Ft. Misery May 18 June 15 July 20 August 17 October 19 November 2 At the monthlies we shoot 5-6 stages starting at 10:00am for more info visit the website above, call Dan Scripter (Smokehouse Dan) at 518-588-0312 or email Debbie Myers (Annabelle Bransford) at annabelle69@juno.com

In reading the new RO Manual version 12.1, January 2019, on page 7 under 5.) Timer Operator, it says "If the next competitor is shooting a model 12 shotgun, the TO will ask the shooter to point it safely down range and pull the trigger. If it goes click, SDQ and if it goes bang MDQ." I thought you no longer had to declare a model 12 so is this if the TO suspects it is cocked or is this a section that should have been revised, or am I wrong that the model 12 doesn't need to be declared? Thank you. Roper