TO JOIN OUR SPENCER SHOOTING SOCIETY - PLEASE REGISTER HERE !!!!

Started by Two Flints, March 15, 2005, 12:15:22 PM

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Two Flints

Hi Glenn,

Welcome to SSS.  Thanks for joining!!

If you get a chance would you please do a NEW TOPIC post on your Burnside and what is involved in doing a conversion block for it.  If it's your second time, you must know your stuff, and I and others would be very interested in how you do/did the conversion.

Again, thanks for joining.

Two Flints

Una mano lava l'altra
Moderating SSS is a "labor of love"
Viet Vet  '68-69
3/12 - 4th Inf Div
Spencer Shooting Society Moderator
Spencer Shooting Society (SSS) #4;
BOSS #62
NRA; GOAL; SAM; NMLRA
Fur Trade Era - Mountain Man
Traditional Archery

Hell-Er High Water

Hell-Er High Water signing up with my Taylor's 56-50.  I have been shooting it for a year now and it is a shooter, with both black and smokless.  If anybody needs loading info get in touch.

Hell-Er High Water
SASS 32527 - Life

Ed, 1st Va. Cav.

Thought I had already signed up, but it must have been the morning after the night before.  Coming in with my original .56-50 that I shoot in N-SSA.

Ed, 1st Va. Cav.
Ed, 1st Va. Cav.
N-SSA
NRA Lifer

Two Flints

Hi Ed,

Thanks for joining!  I did a double check on the membership list, but you did not join before.  Glad to have you  as a member.  Sure would like to know more about your original Spencer and how you set it up to shoot.  Conversion kit?  Which one/maker.  Would make a great new topic.  If you have the time, would like a blow by blow description of how you set up your original to get it to shoot ???centerfire rounds???

Two Flints

Una mano lava l'altra
Moderating SSS is a "labor of love"
Viet Vet  '68-69
3/12 - 4th Inf Div
Spencer Shooting Society Moderator
Spencer Shooting Society (SSS) #4;
BOSS #62
NRA; GOAL; SAM; NMLRA
Fur Trade Era - Mountain Man
Traditional Archery

Grapeshot

Sign me up.  Being an Ordnance Officer assigned to an Artillery unit you can bet I'll be interested in all the latest in small arms cutting edge technology that will help in our fight to pacify the western territories.
Listen!  Do you hear that?  The roar of Cannons and the screams of the dying.  Ahh!  Music to my ears.

TEXAS SARGE


TEXAS SARGE

Hello

Have been trying to send an e-mail to Two Flints wanting to join but can't seem to be able to do this.  Hope this get to you.


Thanks
Texas Sarge

" Double Barrel " Farrel Shot

It was a spencer i was holding before I bought the shotgun. But still love my Spencer.Count me in. Double Barrel Farrel.
SASS #62654, NOLA, WOLA, WHG #1, RATS #172, NRA Life, NCOWS #2349, MSSA, CFDA #416, WMFGA, SSS #89, P.W.D.F.R. #113, BOSS # 127, Genuine Good Ole Boy, Cowboy, and Highwayman.

Black River Smith

Add me to the list as a person interested in Spencers.

Black River Smith
Black River Smith

Drydock

Civilize them with a Krag . . .

The Yankee Bandit

The Yankee Bandit checking in.

Thanks for the invite Two Flints.

toballes

Two Flints,
Just acquired a Taylor's 56-50 carbine last week here in Birmingham, so please sign me up to join your Spencer Shooting Society. We look forward to learning more about this gun and naturally using it in the field.

Maj. Dean Barber, Commanding,
Division Cavalry Brigade, Dismtd Cavalry
First Federal Division
3rd Battalion Cumberland Cavalry
In camp near Roebuck Springs, Ala. with the 1st Alabama Cavalry, Co. C, USV

For more information about the 1st Alabama Cavalry, U.S., or the unionist movement in Alabama, visit the website www.1stalabamacavalryusv.com
Maj. Dean Barber, Commanding,
Division Cavalry Brigade, Dismtd Cavalry
First Federal Division
3rd Battalion Cumberland Cavalry
In camp near Roebuck Springs, Ala. with the 1st Alabama Cavalry, Co. C, USV

For more information about the 1st Alabama Cavalry, U.S., or the unionist movement in Alabama, visit the website www.1stalabamacavalryusv.com

Backstrap Bill

Howdy from Coulson City, Montana Territoty.

Don't own a Spencer yet, but hope to do so before next spring.

Thought I'd join the forum & learn from those who have experience, and hence wisdom, with Spencers.

Backstrap Bill
Ain't got to where I'm going, but I'm past where I been.

Lastcigar

My alias is Lastcigar.  Just got a Armi .44 Russian Spencer.  I will be firing it for the first time this Sunday at a Sass event.  Any suggestions?
My e-mail is lastcigat@hotmail.com.
Already learned a lot just reading the posts.
Thanks 

Lastcigar
LastCigar
USMC 1966-70   Viet Nam 69-70
SASS GAF NCOWS
BOSS SSS Henry Shooter

Tuolumne Lawman

Howdy pard,

Prepare yourself.  You are going to have more fun and get more style pointsss than you ever imagined!  ENJOY the "Spencer Experience."
TUOLUMNE LAWMAN
CO. F, 12th Illinois Cavalry  SASS # 6127 Life * Spencer Shooting Society #43 * Motherlode Shootist Society #1 * River City Regulators

bluesuit01

Bought an Armi Sport in .45 Schofield from Taylors about two years ago. Have used it in several reenactments and have live fired a bunch of rounds. I would like to join.
Timothy Downey
I Company, 8th KY Cavalry
Spencer Shooting Society #96
Grand Army of the Frontier #408

rfd

I own a early Spencer (First of the Carbines received by the Govt in Oct. 63) and it was converted to 50 cal.  I shoot it all the time in N-SSA events.  I would love to see if I can find more information about this Spencer.  Is there any place I can have the s/n traced to see if I can be connected to any unit from either the Civil War or the Indian Wars.  I am also interested in know what the rest of you who shoot the 50 cal cartridge use to load your rounds?  I am thinking of working up a longer range cartridge that would reach out 100yd-200 yds (Maybe using Swiss Powder)..  Any suggestiong would be welcomed
"Using the past to promote the future"


Highpower

New Guy here,
Have an old 56-56 that was used for blanks in the 70's. Would like to purchase some brass / bullets and try it for accuracy.
Any shooters want to sell a few brass and hanfull of bullets? Would like to try her before jumping in to far. Just figured out how
to get a 50-70 to shoot! Not a blackpowder guy,so this is new to me. Any help appreciated.

St. George

I've got two original Carbines - one tack-decorated, with a rawhide wrap at the wrist - both 56-50.

Vaya,

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