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CAS City Classifieds / Re: Gone
« Last post by wildman1 on Today at 07:52:11 AM »
Quote from: River City John on Yesterday at 09:09:46 AM
WOWZER is right!!

Must have gone to someone with deep pockets if they were $2,500.00 per box! ;D ;D
Check the website. It was $25.00 per box.
Amazing how misinformation gets out there and accepted as gospel.
wM1
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Tall Tales / Re: April 1, Fooling around making the coffee & toast
« Last post by Silver Creek Slim on Today at 07:48:24 AM »
Morning y'all.
Coffee and tea are hot.

Last day of werk this week. Heading to IA in the morning.

'Tis 25 and sunny. High of 60 and sunny.

Slim
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The Longbranch / Re: The "Card Game"
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 07:24:20 AM »
if'n the stove is still hot...

Major, makes jalapenos stuffed the cream cheese and wrapped in bacon...
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Tall Tales / Re: April 1, Fooling around making the coffee & toast
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 07:21:32 AM »
Found this video if you're interested.

I first discovered my fondness for stuffed jalapeno's while in Texas on location.
They called them Armadillo eggs (the pepper was stuff with cream cheese no bacon wrap)
Later, at one of the NCOWS Texas Regionals, a caterer for the awards banquet serves
 bacon wrapped cream cheese jalapenos. I was D.

I make mine much as this guys does, but without the jelly...though I think I'll try them next time with the Bacon Jam I get at the horse feed farm and ranch.

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Shotguns / Re: Anyone have any problems with Brass shells in 87 ?
« Last post by Cap'n Redneck on Today at 05:46:11 AM »
The MagTech 2-7/16" shells should duplicate the 2,5" shells that the 1887 was constructed for pretty closely.
Back in the day the 2,5" all-brass shells would have been roll crimped too.

I have an early-production Norinco 1887 chambered in 12/70.  I use un-cut, un-crimped MagTech all-brass shells, but do not load them from the magazine; I put one in the chamber and one down on the cartridge lift.  I have done some smoothing of rough edges inside the receiver / chamber area, and this set-up has served me well for years in CAS-mainmatch.

I will have to do some more experimenting with paper or plastic shells in order to make it feed six shells from the magazine for Wild Bunch.
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Texas / Re: Howdy there!
« Last post by Professor Marvel on Today at 05:45:21 AM »
With so many clubs going under, there are no guarentees, but call these folks

https://sassnet.com/south_texas_pistolaros

South Texas Pistolaros
Address

13250 Pleasanton Road
San Antonio , TX 78221
USA
Website

www.stxpistolaros.com
Contact

PJ Mugwump
210-823-9432

…….
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Upcoming Musters / Re: Dept. of the Missouri Muster
« Last post by Sam Perfye on Today at 05:31:33 AM »
Slim, we'll be shooting at either AR500 steel or paper. Anything short of AP will be o.k.
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Tall Tales / Re: April 1, Fooling around making the coffee & toast
« Last post by Major 2 on Today at 05:19:33 AM »
Made up some cream cheese bacon wrapped jalapenos, and they are chilling in the Refrigerator.
I'll cook them today for lunch.

"SHE" does not like them, and there for feels I SHOULD NOT have them !
I on the other hand LOVE them and make them for me  :)
Frankly, my favorite snack ;D perhaps bacon wrapped little smokie's a distant second place.

The store's freezer dept. cheddar cheese stuffed jalapenos, of which "SHE" tried once to in force on me,
pale in any comparison to cream cheese bacon wrapped jalapenos.





 
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The Longbranch / Re: The "Card Game"
« Last post by Russ T Chambers on Today at 04:40:13 AM »
Seeing as how deaconkc has the stove going for the stove going for the coffee and Coffinmaker has made this into a Brunch hand Russ tosses in a baked diner of meat loaf and baked mac&cheese.

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Texas / Howdy there!
« Last post by BigJane on Today at 02:48:49 AM »
I see not a lot of activity is happening on the board in the last few years, but I’m writing today to ask if any of the San Antonio area clubs are still in existence.
Thanks,
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