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05-31-2005, 11:37 PM
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How'd you get started?
I've been looking at the SASS website a little trying to find out when the next event is happening in my area. I don't know if I'll get Cowboy Action shooting, but I do want to go and watch. It got me thinking: how did you get into CAS? You like to play dress-up, like single action shooting or just like being someone else on the weekend? Looking at the site it looks like a lot of fun and I've talked to a couple folks who have participated and say that the old-timers are always quick to help and that's a plus for me. I don't want to be a part of some stuffy old-guys gun club. So, what got you started in CAS?
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06-01-2005, 09:59 AM
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Well to be honest Tater I got started because the IPSC boys ticked me off BAD.
I was at a friendly little local match with a buddy of mind who was new to handguns PERIOD. He had a jam on his handgun during a stage. One of the judges throws down a clip board, stalks over, takes away his gun and proceeds to cuss him and his "cheap piece of ****" while dismantleing HIS gun. Didn't even give the guy a chance to clear the jam. Anyway between that and the rest of the bad attitudes I needed to go someplace that respected everybody, reguardless of level of knowledge. SASS fit the bill. GOodOlBoy
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