My friend will be at the SASH meet. He shoots with us every Sunday except the SASH meets. He is the most knowledgable person I know about old and historic arms. His nickname is Stone Deaf.

One of my best friends on the mainland is a member of SAS and shoots at the senior games every year. His nickname is One Ton. I am sure you can figure out why.

If you do join them you will need a nickname. What will your nickname be?

Lol I like the one ton that's a good one maybe 1/2 ton for me

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My friend will be at the SASH meet. He shoots with us every Sunday except the SASH meets. He is the most knowledgable person I know about old and historic arms. His nickname is Stone Deaf.

One of my best friends on the mainland is a member of SAS and shoots at the senior games every year. His nickname is One Ton. I am sure you can figure out why.

If you do join them you will need a nickname. What will your nickname be?

Or since I'm a plumber "outhouse andy"

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Or since I'm a plumber "outhouse andy"

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How about Lua Lou? 

How about Lua Lou? 

Lmao

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Is the sash event this weekend at kokohead? If so is it open to first timers and spectators?

Is the sash event this weekend at kokohead? If so is it open to first timers and spectators?

Seems like they are shooting this weekend. Here is their website: http://www.sashgunclub.com/

I do know if you just show up and start up a conversation they will more than likely be very receptive to your interest. I did once and they immediately tried to get me buy more guns and get involved. If you ask for Charley (Stone Deaf) and tell him Dave sent you I am sure he will be very helpful. Just make sure you speak up when you talk to him. 

Seems like they are shooting this weekend. Here is their website: http://www.sashgunclub.com/

I do know if you just show up and start up a conversation they will more than likely be very receptive to your interest. I did once and they immediately tried to get me buy more guns and get involved. If you ask for Charley (Stone Deaf) and tell him Dave sent you I am sure he will be very helpful. Just make sure you speak up when you talk to him. 

I might have to look for stone deaf  and have a talk with him

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Seems like they are shooting this weekend. Here is their website: http://www.sashgunclub.com/

I do know if you just show up and start up a conversation they will more than likely be very receptive to your interest. I did once and they immediately tried to get me buy more guns and get involved. If you ask for Charley (Stone Deaf) and tell him Dave sent you I am sure he will be very helpful. Just make sure you speak up when you talk to him. 

Thank you

Seems like they are shooting this weekend. Here is their website: http://www.sashgunclub.com/

I do know if you just show up and start up a conversation they will more than likely be very receptive to your interest. I did once and they immediately tried to get me buy more guns and get involved. If you ask for Charley (Stone Deaf) and tell him Dave sent you I am sure he will be very helpful. Just make sure you speak up when you talk to him. 

Met up with stone deaf and watched a match.. looks like fun.. time to invest and join the rapback lol

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Met up with stone deaf and watched a match.. looks like fun.. time to invest and join the rapback lol

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I am glad you enjoyed yourself. I am a big fan of the Colt SAA platform and the Winchester 1873 platform. I am not enamoured with shotguns. I have never owned one. Also, I am no longer into competing even as friendly as it is there. Just don't have it in me any more. Otherwise I would probably shoot with this group.

Charlie is a great guy. One can learn a lot from him. Probably the most knowledgable about pre 1898 guns on the island.

Well, crap.  It really seems like fun, but I don't see myself getting that far into it, particularly not at first.  That said, I get the requirement and spirit of the experience and such.  Usually the more "like minded people" you can get to participate full-on into the activity, the more fun. 

Well, crap.  It really seems like fun, but I don't see myself getting that far into it, particularly not at first.  That said, I get the requirement and spirit of the experience and such.  Usually the more "like minded people" you can get to participate full-on into the activity, the more fun.

The costume requirements weren't that bad.. long sleeve shirt, jeans and boots and they don't have to be cowboy boots.. no hat required but if you do wear one does have to be cowboy

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