THE AMERICAN SHARPS SHOOTERS, 2016-4

[Mike]

Courtesy of C. Sharps Arms Co., attached is an edition of The American Sharps Shooters, 2016-4

Table of Contents:
Quigley Doin's! by Mike Nesbitt page 3
Old West Centerfires by Bob Gietz 9
Outstanding Products 12
Using the Lyman 310 Tool 17

[Sarge]

Again, many thanks to you and the others for putting this together and posting it.
Sarge

[Mike]

Hey Sarge, Thanks for your kind words. I'll be sure the rest of the gang get to read them. Shoot sharp, Mike

[Lumpy Grits]

Another great issue.
Really liked your coverage of the "Q"
THX for all the effort this takes
Gary

[Old Jim]

Another excellent effort Mike.

Thanks again,

Jim

[Mike]

My thanks to Gary and Jim. I'll pass those compliments on. Shoot sharp, Mike

[Kurt]

Mike.

I'm just catching up on my reading on your Quigley coverage. Excellent write up Mike.

Your right about the quality of that match, and it is a match despite what some say. The competition is excellent and tough with a lot of what I call hard holders and I think it is a very hard shoot and my hat is off to every one that shoots the Quigley. Conditions are always interesting when the match starts
One of my pleasure at the Q is the yearly reunion. I have made a bunch of good friends that include you. If it ever will come down to it that I cant shoulder a rifle anymore I would still make the two&halve day trip just to say HI.

Kurt

[Kurt]

By the way; I took a shot at that bucket also I guessed 320 yards but I didn't see a wiggle or dust either. LOL

[Mike]

Kurt, Thanks for the good notes. And, just between you and me, I told Buz that I think the wooden bucket match should be continued. Yes, I want another try!! If he'll put that wooden bucket doin's on again, let's team up on him. I'll see you there next June. Shoot sharp, Mike

[Kurt]

OK. Mike. One of our .44-77 should get some reaction, wood or distant dirt LOL.