Ol Dave is the whizz bang kid. Dude can shoot...

That flat top - the 2nd revolver you show was made early in 1957 - like January. I have a 4XXX serial just like that. Thanks for the review!

If the wind was light from 9 o'clock and gusting, hitting the left of the target and not adjusting makes sense as the wind gusts would put you in the white. The gotcha is if the wind dies. Stage 3 was ugly for me, the wind was constantly shifting from left to right, or would completely stop. When it stopped the mirage was causing everyone to shoot high. Thanks for the videos, surprised they let allowed it

Did you get the project gun refinished? Pictures?

there as many formulas as there are shooters as we will see. Some are simple some complex but basically a wax, bee or canning, and lard, covers all powders. For black powder if you can't eat it, don't shoot it.

At about 3:23, looks like a rasp was used on the left side of butt stock. Low res vid makes it hard to tell. What gives?

Doug's a genius and a helluva a nice guy! I bought his benchrest model for load development and love it

What a great video! I finally found someone else out there with multiple 720s! Love those little revolvers. Poor man's 696.

I really enjoyed the video. I'm considering buying that particular fusion 1911 and wanted to see if you would recommend it after having it for awhile. Thanks Don...

Would this work as a patch lube also if I was to soak my patches in it?

Fine collection of Ruger single action revolvers ! I too am a fan of the Ruger single actions ! My first was in 1964 and I carried it for 50 years ! I added the Old Army to my collection and being that I had casted bullets all my life it was easy casting round lead balls , very accurate and always black powder either FFF or FFFF! I use the Kieth style 170 grain bullet in my .357 ! In my .44’s it’s always been the Keith 255 grain ! In 2018 I tried the 310 grain hard cast WNFP with great success on the target ( when I’m in Bear country that’s what I carry in it ) The 255 grain Keith is an excellent bullet too for Bear loaded with 20.2 grains of 2400 !

Surprised your spotter could see where you hit the target. Unless I hit white we could never tell. The wind was especially difficult this year.

There is a science to everything. Especially shooting with wind. Are the targets heat treated material? They sure have a bell tone to them when hit. 600 shooters is a LOT of people. Were lucky to have five or ten when we shoot.

This is like watching paint dry

Very interesting video. I have known for a long time that using smokeless lube with the holy black was bad mojo but I have often wondered whether one could use BP lube for smokeless. BTW, what is the purpose of the lanolin?

I like the way to keep slapping those guns with that ring you're wearing. What a DWEEB you are!

Keith ran his bullets at top end, and beyond with soft alloy and NEVER used a gas check. A Keith bullet running a gas check was a Thompson thing.

Jon you keep correcting to the edge of the steel not to center. And you need to leave that action open coming off the line bud.

It was always my understanding that laying the barrel directly on sticks or bag changes the harmony and ergonomics of the barrel.

Shouldnt rest gun on barrel

If off the left just a bit you should always correct to the center not to the edge. 4 moa right after that first shot would of been the correct wind call.

In the match had a brain fart on that bugger. Forgot to change scope blocks. Next year... will be more focused.

Just finished preparing 100 for a range trip this coming week. Me.. and Mr. “John Bodine” gonna have a conversation. lol

I have both and use them. The beach model works extremely well. Definitely eliminates and safety issues. Kenny Wasserburger

what rifle, cartridge and load you using?

Rules have changed and it has become to commercialized.

I live in middle Ga where we have no barren ground to speak of. I can't imagine open country like that where you can see for miles.

I was watching the grass in front of the target more so than much farther out to the target. The wind closest to the rifle has longer to act on the bullet. I scored 7 for eight on the big octagon with a bit of luck.

What’s the size of that octagon?

Good video

Having and listening to a good spotter is critical… thanks for sharing.

what is that genlemens email? would like to cantact him

Outstanding video! Captured the compounding difficulties of challenging variable conditions and incomplete feedback, not to mention the distraction of videoing while competing. Solid effort that didn't show up on the scorecard.

What scope and mounts are you using.

Hmmm, Quigley didn’t need no sticks…

😂 ça se promène 🤣

Great informative video, different options are always nice. It was funny to see that oblivious guy wandering around like Biden at the end of a speech.

Boo! So much for the Spirit of the Old West! There may not be a rule but there should be.

what stool are you using sir?

Great vid on these sticks !!!

awesome ideas

Lot of dinging going on so somebody must be connecting...

I miss-read my vernier sight setting at the 805 yard Buffalo, sending my first shots into Southern Saskatchewan. It took me 5 shots to figure out what was wrong, ending up with only two hits. We were yellow wristband, but my spotter was watching the left Buffalo . . .

Nice shooting. Jonny, how do I get in contact with you about black powder shooting/rifles?

We shot the last relay on Saturday in the crazy wind I don't know how my wife hit it once a tuff target

Love your videos and I am thrilled to see the Quigley still thriving. My two cents on the new sticks. I think they are too complicated. The game was supposed to be kept simple. This should mean the sticks too. I shoot my local match using a couple broom handles cut for heigth and a leather cradle on top. Take nothing I say to heart as this is my opinion ONLY. Again hope everyone had a good time and a safe match this year. Hope you bring us some more videos of the match.