Posted: 9/6/2015 2:26:49 AM EDT
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Are there occasions in the various cowboy action events where you would need to reload your lever action on the clock or will the events all have round counts low enough to preclude reloads?
I'm not a competitor but it's something I've always considered getting into someday. Currently medical issues make it impossible so I'm just learning stuff as I go. I'm a huge fan of Henry rifles and one of my favorite lever actions is my .45 Colt Big Boy. It's insanely accurate and has a beautiful action but the tube magazine isn't exactly designed for fast reloading. I know that they aren't used much in CAS type competition due to the overall weight but seems like a decent choice if reloads aren't necessary on the clock. This is basically just an information gathering question for later consideration. Thanks |
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Originally Posted By RugRat:
Yes, rifle reloads are expected on the clock in SASS. You won't shoot for long without encountering them. With a Henry Henry (!) you can load single rounds from the top. I have never thought of that before, thanks! |
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Originally Posted By RugRat:
Yes, rifle reloads are expected on the clock in SASS. You won't shoot for long without encountering them. With a Henry Henry (!) you can load single rounds from the top. +1. You can also load rounds on the top with 73s. A lot of the fast shooters do. |
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