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The Barracks / Re: Metal shellholder
« Last post by DeaconKC on Today at 08:44:01 PM »Maybe copper pipe?
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CAS City Classifieds / Re: WTB or trade for 38-55 dies
« Last post by DeaconKC on Today at 08:42:08 PM »I don't have them but my LGS does. Heber Gun in Heber Springs, AR. They will ship. 501-362-7000
RCBS dies
RCBS dies
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The Barracks / Re: Metal shellholder
« Last post by Abilene on Today at 08:18:36 PM »If someone showed up with one of those at a SASS match, they would have to waive the rule against metal lined loops. 
They are very cool. Someone more industrious (and with better tools) than I could probably build one. I'm wondering if a box of Magech brass shotshells would make good donors to be cut up for the holders? Or some sort of thin tubing. Maybe the metal covers that used to go over vacuum tubes?
They are very cool. Someone more industrious (and with better tools) than I could probably build one. I'm wondering if a box of Magech brass shotshells would make good donors to be cut up for the holders? Or some sort of thin tubing. Maybe the metal covers that used to go over vacuum tubes?
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USFA CSS / Re: Stainless rodeo?
« Last post by yahoody on Today at 07:52:59 PM »No stainless Rodeos.
There were how ever China Camp guns that were shipped in the white. Normal steel, with no finish. I've seen more than one advertised as a "stainless" USFA. Nice guns. We still have a pair. They are blue now.
USSFA wrote them up like this:
"The China Camp Cowboy Action Gun in our patented Silver Steel Competition Finish"
Total BS of course.
https://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?topic=14044.0
There were how ever China Camp guns that were shipped in the white. Normal steel, with no finish. I've seen more than one advertised as a "stainless" USFA. Nice guns. We still have a pair. They are blue now.
USSFA wrote them up like this:
"The China Camp Cowboy Action Gun in our patented Silver Steel Competition Finish"
Total BS of course.
https://www.cascity.com/forumhall/index.php?topic=14044.0
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The American Plainsmen Society / Re: Jonathan Davis: amazing battle!
« Last post by Tsalagidave on Today at 06:30:26 PM »Thanks Ron, now that you mention it, I'd love to get a copy of Flaydeman's book. I haven't put together a knife in years and they were never Bowies; just little patch knives and other working knives. I look forward to seeing what you come up with.
-Dave
-Dave
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The Barracks / Re: Metal shellholder
« Last post by Niederlander on Today at 06:26:43 PM »I've never seen a repro, but I've always thought it was an interesting design.
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CAS City Classifieds / WTB or trade for 38-55 dies
« Last post by olskool on Today at 06:23:51 PM »i need a set of 38-55 dies. i prefer RCBS cowboy dies but will entertain others. i have a lot of dies i can trade. PM me,,,,,,,,
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USFA CSS / Re: Serial Numbers - Let's Support Yahoody!
« Last post by yahoody on Today at 06:18:00 PM »Good stuff, thank you Sir!
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The Darksider's Den / Re: Steampunk paper cartridge former
« Last post by River City John on Today at 06:05:11 PM »It's one of those objects that many years from now, when your heirs are disposing of your estate, they'll ooh and ahhh over it and ask themselves "What the hell is this thing?".
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Tall Tales / Re: April showers and fresh coffee
« Last post by Delmonico on Today at 06:04:38 PM »Forgot, had regular Dr appointment on Tuesday, avocet nurse from insurance company caught up with me finally and wanted an A1C and a Vitamin D test, A1C looks good, not perfect but good, Vitamin D is in the toilet, now on supplements, diet should have taken care of it even with out much sun but one of my meds can drain it, may explain why I get tired easy.
Also applied for disability today, should go through no problem, had planned on working PT some when I did it at 62, reality, it likely ain't going to happen, will bump me up to where it would have been if I waited to 66 1/2. Probably should of a year ago, but didn't want to admit it. Do plan on cooking this year including the Muster.
If anyone is interested I am planning a Dutch Oven Gathering September 17-19th at Rock Creek Station State Historical Park if anyone is interested. Not all true historical cooking, a weekend of friends, cooking lessons, recipe exchange and just plain old Pot Luck meals from some of the finest dutch oven cooks in the country. More in Cosies later.
Also applied for disability today, should go through no problem, had planned on working PT some when I did it at 62, reality, it likely ain't going to happen, will bump me up to where it would have been if I waited to 66 1/2. Probably should of a year ago, but didn't want to admit it. Do plan on cooking this year including the Muster.
If anyone is interested I am planning a Dutch Oven Gathering September 17-19th at Rock Creek Station State Historical Park if anyone is interested. Not all true historical cooking, a weekend of friends, cooking lessons, recipe exchange and just plain old Pot Luck meals from some of the finest dutch oven cooks in the country. More in Cosies later.
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