mortman

thanks, Joe, gonna give it a try. -c.

Hi Joe, do you cut them with a hacksaw?, would be a great way to make use of splits. -c. :)

anyone? thanks, c.

Any matches in SoCal? 8)

Hi, Goatneck is gone from us, sorry to say. So who works on 12's these days?

Can't seem to find a match anywhere in Southern CA; am I missing something? :'(

Hi, A few years ago I bought a pair of spacers to widen my 1911 grip. No markings and now I can't find them. Anybody familiar with who makes these?

That's disappointing. One of my criticisms of CAS: a rifle is a rifle and should be used as such.

Just curious. Looked at the stage diagrams, but no dimensions given. What was the range (shooter to target) of the farthest target? Sighting in new rifle and looking for a baseline. Thanks, M.

Who does Marlin action work?

"has mandated that we do not come to the firing line with a live round in the chamber" Thanks, Jack. You answered my question. Don't agree; but I understand.

Well...actually, no you didn't state why the rule is there. Your answer fails by all logical analysis. You didn't answer the question. Of course it's a cold range. We don't start cold. We start at the ready. Why isn't cocked and locked allowed as a ready condition? I don't know, I only ask the question. Want to take another crack at it? :)

Cold range goes for any shooting sport with which I am familiar. So What? In every other shooting sport (except Steel Challenge), the shooter comes to the line cold. At the Make Ready command: the shooter loads chamber, engages safety and reholsters ready for the Stand By command. Is this too difficult for Wild Bunch shooters? Are they too unfit to do this? Just asking.

Okay, so when can we go cocked and locked just like every other shooting sport? Or are cowboys considered too retarded for this?

“Load and make ready.” 8)