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After decades of experience
shooting and customizing guns so they can withstand the rigors of Fast
Draw and other competitive shooting sports like CAS, Bob Munden has a lot to say.
Enjoy this edition of In His Own Words and read previous articles
in the archive section below. Check back every month for more of Bob's straight talk!
TOPIC:
SASS End of Trail 2010
June, 2010
Becky and I will not entertain or attend End
of Trail at Founder’s Ranch in New Mexico this year. It will mark the
very first time we’ve missed the event in the 29-year history of the
SASS World Championships of Cowboy Action Shooting. Our decision to stay
home (and in the shop) is because recent medical issues (which I have
overcome,) caused me to become behind in my customer gunwork.
It takes a lot of time to prepare for our live-ammunition exhibition.
Those who have seen it know it is quite elaborate to say the least. We
spend a full month preparing, traveling, attending and performing for
EoT – and then we have to come back and clean everything up and put it
away. Because of the time that is always required, I thought I owed it
to my customers to stay home and continue catching up. I do all of the
gun work myself and I want the guns back in my customers’ hands as soon
as possible.
We are already planning on attending the 30th EoT in 2011.
Watch for new segments on Shooting USA’s Impossible Shots on the
Outdoor Channel, which we’ve been told will begin airing in July. I
don’t want to let the cat completely out of the bag, but my appearances
involve a knife, a reeeeaallly long shot with a S&W Model 29 .44 mag,
and would you believe, shooting a dime from the hip? There’s more too.
Outrageous stuff.
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