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  1. Bammbalooza featuring a thrilling variety of fast and furious side matches! Imagine the excitement of “ duck you sucker!” Or the speed of “wheelies! “ Always the crowd pleaser “trench sweep” lots of great and fun matches ! Read the flyer, lots of good info!
  2. How much for shipping and text me how you want to proceed.
  3. Boggus sign me up. I buy the yugo parts. Dusty B
  4. The mad minute gets long. A full minute sounds fast until you’re behind the gun ! We tried it one year in oklahoma it was fun, entertaining, historical and the next year I think it changed to 30 seconds. It was a lot of shooting for some folks. Par time puts the pressure on to perform. Off the bench we allow shooters to go to their favored position. Shotgun games pretty much are all most hits. Trench sweep allows all makeups and is strictly time. Unless that guy that doesn’t have enough shells is shooting then he actually gets misses added in addition to time. 🤠 we are not trying to design a match so nobody knows won but if it takes 10 to win and one shooter does it ………I guess the way I think of it accuracy and speed BOTH rule. A shooter that takes 2:00 minutes to shoot clean on a action combat stage that should take 25 seconds or a shooter that runs thru his rounds in 15 seconds but misses 8 is unimpressive on both accounts. Neither exhibited both speed and accuracy. TR and DB Are both great categories. They stand on their own but operate perfectly commingled into wild bunch stages. Thinking about those that’s two prime examples of scoring for total time right there. Folks are familiar with timing for main match already so it’s easy to hit the timer and count the misses. You should experiment with the mad minute and see what you think. It’s a good solid side match. Our answer to that was Texas 30 Featured 7 dancing dots,30 second par time ,1911 with plenty of mags at the beep sweep the targets only hits are counted most hits win. With a tie back the shooter up 5 yards. What all side matches are y’all thinking about for your big New Mexico match?
  5. Maybe take a bunch of measurements of the one that runs . I would only mess with the frame when everything else has failed. I have personally seen several mint brand new condition model 12 that were only mint because they never worked right and people didn’t use them . Whatever it is it’s very close to working. Hey is that a 3” gun?
  6. JFN, speed and accuracy have to balance but the scales always lean to accuracy. Folks have to have the pressure of the clock for speed and accuracy of the shot placement. If we had a shooter not trying to hit anything on going for broke to circumvent our match at the very least we would throw a couple of spirit of the game on him and a 10 yard penalty to boot! 🤠Anyone can set down off a bench and shoot a good group, that’s a fact. Getting into having to reposition the rifle thru movement, shooting around or thru barricade or offhand. Well now that adds a whole new level. One more thought if accuracy is above all then on a 10 shot course of fire 10 wins . All the other shooters that shot 9 are out of the money right then when they dropped the one target. However scored as time and misses those 9 shooters still have a chance. Nobody actually knows who won until scores are tallied. Now I do think for rifle games that aren’t focusing on a combat type match like a quigley type match with the big bores or long range lever accuracy should be king. When we thought of BAMM at its conception we wanted a match that showed the strengths of speed and accuracy as a combat style match using reloads on the clock with stripper clips.
  7. Mr. Double’ , exactly what we want to replicate!
  8. We score just like main match time and misses and the reason is we are not just accuracy we also require speed. What we noticed scoring the other way was sand baggers would look down the score sheet and if no one was clean then they would take a long time ,throwing speed out to win the match.
  9. I’ve seen this rifle person and it’s as mint as you will find! Greased Lightnin is a good friend of mine and as honest as the day is long. this little rifle will not disappoint.
  10. 100% legal and a great pistol ta boot!
  11. Hey, as a side match aficionado I applaud the effort put into all these great side matches at the world! This is another example of just how much wild Bunch is growing and maturing. This is a big deal!
  12. I know you and Gilly boy are great friends. He is a heck of a good guy and a great shooter! congratulations to Gilly Boy Arizona state Wild Bunch Champion
  13. Wowser! C.N. Double wins arizona bridesmaid Gilly Boy second place nearly 1/2 second behind first place! If that’s not a blink it’s a wink of the eye! congratulations to all the competitors and winners looks like a great match was had.
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