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Cowboy action rig with shotshell belt and bullet slide.

HO leather, copper hardware and conchos

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Beautiful:thumbsup::You_Rock_Emoticon:

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Very, very nice. Love the color.

Not so retired RN. Living on the Washington Peninsula.

 

 

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that blue thread sure looks good! That is one nice set!!

 

Worked in a prison for 30 years if I aint shiny every time I comment its no big deal, I just don't wave pompoms.

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On 3/29/2022 at 9:46 AM, PastorBob said:

That is a beautiful rig.  I am not familiar with Cowboy shooting...are you limited to 10 rounds (6 in revolver + 4 in loop?) .  If so, makes sense there are only 4 loops.  Is there another reason for only 4?  @blue62

There are only 4 loops because they are for spare cartridges,  otherwise a belt full of loops looks pretty cool, but it gets mighty heavy when they are full.

 

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Very nice. 

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On 3/29/2022 at 7:46 AM, PastorBob said:

That is a beautiful rig.  I am not familiar with Cowboy shooting...are you limited to 10 rounds (6 in revolver + 4 in loop?) .  If so, makes sense there are only 4 loops.  Is there another reason for only 4?  @blue62

PastorBob, Cowboy Action Shooting (CAS) is considered a three-gun sport consisting of 2 single action revolvers, 1 lever action rifle and 1 shotgun . So, yes, you are limited to 10 rounds for revolvers, but not in the way you are visualizing.  Each stage in CAS is comprised of 10 rounds in revolvers (5 rounds in each with hammer down on empty cylinder), 10 rounds rifle, and anywhere from 2-6 for shotgun. All three weapons are fired on a stage, and your are timed. Each miss adds 5 seconds to your stage time, and without going into a great amount of detail, time is also added if you don't shoot the targets in the correct order for that stage. So speed, accuracy, and a clear mind rule the day.  There are usually 6 stages to a match, and a stage may require a single round reload in either the rifle, a revolver, or both, so this is where the bullet slide comes into play.  If interested in finding out more, I suggest you check out the Single Action Shooting Society (SASS) here: SASS - Home of Cowboy Action Shooting (sassnet.com).

blue62, I would be proud to wear that rig at a match.  Well done. I agree, although not traditional of the old west, I think the blue stitching makes a great accent against the black leather. Great stamp job on the gun belt. QUESTION: Why the single loop on one holster, and a double loop on the other? Different length barrels? 

 

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