Wartrace Cowboys

Cowboy Action Shooting

I was introduced to Cowboy Action Shooting in 2005 by a good friend ( now deceased) Cowboy Butch aka Butch Powell. Since that first shoot in Feb. 05 I've found that this is the most fun I've ever had while shooting. I shoot with the Watrace Regulators in Wartrace Tennessee. SASS, Single Action Shooting Society, is the governing body of this sport.

At a monthly match we typically shoot 5 Stages (courses of fire). At each stage we shoot 2 single action revolvers, a lever action, or pump action rifle, and a double barrel, lever action or pump action (1897 Winchester or clone only) shotgun.

All of our guns are of a design made prior to 1900.

I hope you enjoy the pictures I've posted and if you're interested in Cowboy Action Shooting click on one of the links above and come out and watch a shoot near you.

Thanks

Randy Saint Eagle

WARTRACE REGULATORS DIRECTORY

Tuesday, June 24, 2008

june mid month pictures from Wartrace 2

Will Reilly blasting his way out of the cell

Hailstorm Heather getting ready to shoot

Shaddai Vaquero thinking about grabbing a shotgun

Perfecto Vaquera shooting her way out of the jail cell

Duck River planning his break out

Vaquero Jake shooting it out at the Fort Sweeney

Sunday, June 22, 2008

June mid month pictures from Wartrace 3

Buck Dodgers

Perfecto Vaquera

June mid month pictures from Wartrace 4

Sheriff Frank Canton At Fort Sweeney

Saturday, June 21, 2008

June '08 Mid-month match

Hailstorm Heather ready to start at the corral

Duck River blazing away at the Corral

Smokin' Six Guns at the Corral

We had a good mid month shoot , the crowd was down to 25 shooters, I guess rain in the forecast didn't help any. The weather turned out GREAT, no rain. With 2 posse's and only 25 shooters everyone was pretty busy.

Duck River and I decided to go to the Bell Buckle Cafe after the match, that was a mistake. The RC Cola and Moon Pie Festival was going on. We paid $5.00 each to park and then found out they had a 2 hour wait at the Cafe. We thought we could find something from an outside vendor, so we decided to wander around for a while . We found a Bar-B-Que place with not much of a line, but when we got up to it we found out why. They were out of food.

As we were leaving Bell Buckle we had 2 different groups of ladies come up and ask if they could have their picture taken with us, maybe we'll be in some famous persons photo album some day.

I've tried to upload pictures to this , but I'm having a lot of problems with it, so if anyone would like to see pictures from the match just e-mail me and I'll send you a Kodak link to them.

rws2700@comcast.net

Shoot straight and may all your bangs end with a clang.