Boggus Deal

It just needs to be kept separate.

The problem with having them at the same time is the Main Match is usually put on Thursday and Friday and the cowboy side match is Saturday and Sunday. When I held the WB state match as a stand alone event, we grew over 25% a year for five years even during the chicom pandemic. When the main match is held during the week, it’s hard for people who work to make it.

I’ve been on both so long I don’t remember how they do it. But it obviously wasn’t the same, as Dutch D. Moderator said it was, originally. I do know there seems to be a lot less scammer activity here than on the SASS wire.

Well, they surely did not do what the shooters wanted with the rifle and shotgun rules, did they? And it sure didn’t help attendance… But if you want to keep believing that warm wet stuff running down your back is rain, be my guest!

And while you can take it up with the TGs, they have absolutely no say in the final decision regarding any rule.

First rig: J.M. Ross belt, holster, mag pouches and ammo slide. Belt measures 46” to center hole sold Second rig: second rig unmarked also 46” to center.sold

New in box unfired. Color cased. Besides Colt, the only US made GI pattern gun $1050 shipped

Starting in 2019, we had three years of double digit growth at our State WB matches, then all the rule change rumblings started and we've been down shooters ever since. I know this is localized data, but it is consistent in the adjacent state matches I've shot. Winter Range/EOT sold out every year even with an ever increasing cap until last year. For the past two years, it has not filled up.

I believe WST is a softer recoiling powder than Clays. And Clays seems harder to get at the moment.

Shot splits made the difference for me.

Should he? But that does bring up a good point. Should an owner or manager who influences the rules, therefore the outcome, be allowed to compete?

I was on the Lucas Oil shooting team and I never worked for them. She is retired.

You would be guessing correctly.

How?

So, Scarlett Darlin’ would be a professional? Misty Moonshine or CC Moonshine? All three make their living of off the shooting sports..

But she’s retired.

Just how do you define a “professional” shooter?

PM sent.

@BradyT88 I meant to tag you in the above post.

I use the 7 rd stainless ones with hybrid lips and GI dimpled follower.

Th Rugers are great guns. I don’t think a Lightweight would be my choice for Wild Bunch.

Well, it is called Wild Bunch ACTION SHOOTING! If I want entertainment, I’ll turn on the movie and watch it. For me the fun is in the challenge. Figuring out how I can shoot a stage to the best of my abilities. What can I do to better myself. I’ve said for years that WBAS isn’t for everyone. Neither is benchrest shooting, NASCAR racing or brain surgery.

They absolutely are slower with the lighter bullet. Having spent way more time and money testing it, the 230 at 700-725 fps is the way to go. Anyone want my leftover 250 gr bullets I was trying to see if they were worth it….

Thank you, sir. Got tired of breaking pins and figured there had to be a better way. Best, Boggus

It’s already going there… Hell, there has been a push for a number of years to go back to 5 in the magazine.