Never a bad day to hang out with Jim Taylor at CSA

Fall shoot and the other swell CSA (Confederate Sixgunners Assoc.) guys. Hats off to Jason Freeman and many others for organizing and all the physical work required. The events have been going since about 2000 but more regular since 2007. Just some swell guys getting together to shoot. I got to visit for ONE afternoon this year with my broke wrist wife and youngest son Benj. Great fellowship with the guys, their wives, and the next generation! I do get to dress up my wife in Gary Reeder Custom Guns garb and show off some unique custom guns.

Jim demonstrating to me how his home made load tool works. It is handy.

The .36 Sheriff model in action. 18 grs. FFFg and a RB.

Grandpa Jim giving a pointer or two over watching one of his little grandsons shooting a .22 about as big as him.

Benj got a lesson on how the C&B pistols REALLY work! The pocket Remington .31 revolver. The Indians got us…

Jarred Schmitt tries out the 1903 Colt SAA Bisley .32 WCF.

Jim’s sampling of the Gimmer Sharps.