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David Reiss - NRA Life Member & PSC Range Member Retired Police Firearms Instructor/Armorer
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That sounds like fun. I've got a old Sharps 45/90 that needs to get out and shoot some.
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I've never tried shooting a BPCR in any sort of competition. I have 2 single shot 45-70's and I also have a 45 2 7/8” sharps but I wouldn't want to shoot a 20 round match with it.
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I have a Stevens model 44 in 38/55 but it have to: 1 put the new stock on with a rubber but pad (I'm not shooting any match with that curved monstrosity). 2. Work up a load with a BP substitute 3. And I forgot what no. 3 was. You can see why I have trouble.
Brodie
B.E.Brickey
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Don't forget, we will start the matches in May. You all have a great shooting season.
Bob
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May is here, time for our first BP cartridge postal shoot. You can post your results over at "Black Powder Cartridge". I will start a new post "May BP cartridge postal results". Which ever matches you shoot post your scores/groups there. If you can post a pic of your rifle and target that will be great. Don't forget to include your equipment list. Have a great shoot this month.
Bob
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Bob,
Glad I checked the forum.
In our new BPCR Postal world< a May match means that it is shot in May and the results shared by the end of the month. This would apply to each month. I have to do mine @ 200-meters but that's OK. Just looking forward to doing it!
Tom
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