A Brief Walkthrough of a Cowboy Action Shooting Event
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- Опубликовано: 14 окт 2024
- In this week's video, Rodney continues to learn more about Cowboy Action Shooting. This week we visit the range for a brief walkthrough on just how Cowboy Action Shooting Competitions through SASS generally work. Scott Rose, also known as Dutch Dixon, was kind enough to come out and offer his assistance, running Rodney through a basic drill event.
We did not have any Cowboy Action .45 Colt ammunition on hand at time of filming, so we used what we had. Please note that only lead projectiles would be used at Cowboy Action events.
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FIREARMS USED
.357 Magnum Ruger Vaquero Revolver
.45 Colt Miroku Firearms Reproduction Winchester Model 1873
12 Gauge Winchester Model 1897
AMMUNITION USED
.38 Special Buffalo Cartridge Outlaw 125gr LFP
.45 Colt Ammo Inc. 250gr JHP
12 Gauge Buffalo Cartridge Super Trap #7.5 Shot
HOLSTER USED
El Paso Saddlery (epsaddlery.com)
CLOTHING USED
Shirt by Scully (ScullyLeather.com)
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Great video Thank You
You did a Great job. Its hard I am just starting. Its fun
Counting your shots...counts (clearly I'm a jeen-yus 😮). Something tells me you're going to do very well after some practice, mentoring, & experience. I read that some CAS groups are very nit picky about the type of boots you're required to wear (???).
Enjoyed this :) Thanks for the demo.
I enjoyed this post thank you.
I started shooting single action about 1 1/2 years ago here in Australia. It’s a fun and addictive sport. If you don’t have a large disposable income as I didn’t it takes a while to get all the gear. The other thing no one mentions that you could touch on is reloading. If you don’t reload your own ammo it’s not really economical, and factory cowboy loads are hard to come by. Good luck in your path into this sport. The people are great and it’s a blast.
If using a cross draw holster, start with that holster first. Great idea. I nver thought of that as you have to be standing correctly for a cross draw holster.
You do not have to remove the manufacturers’ label removed from jeans. Here’s what the rule prohibits:
The displaying of any manufacturer’s, sponsor’s, or team logos on apparel.
(Manufacturer’s labels on such apparel or equipment are acceptable)
So I'm good to wear my FUBU jeans? 😂
sounds like a 6 o’clock hold poa should correct the single action revolver poi, thanks for video
Two loaded pistols out in hand at the same time is Gunfighter. Outlaw is when you shoot pistols and shotgun from the hip.
There are three different “shooting styles” with the revolvers. Your category governs which style is legal.
“Gunfighter” (not “Outlaw”) is the style in which you shoot five rounds with the right hand, six with the left.
Some clarification
There are four “styles” of shooting revolvers in SASS.
1) Traditional - one revolver at a time held with two hands. Can be drawn double strong side or cross draw.
2) Duelist - shooting one revolver at a time with either the right or left hand, one handed. May be drawn either double strong side or crossdraw.
3) Double Duelist - one revolver shot at a time with both the right and left hands. Usually drawn double strong side.
4) Gunfighter - both revolvers shot at the same time, one in each hand.
ALL SASS revolvers are loaded with five rounds. The only time a sixth round is loaded is during the scenario.
Outlaw is shooting gunfighter style with the revolvers held below shoulder height - no “aiming” allowed.
Were at in ohio, are you shooting.
I have tried on line and all that comes up is either video or matches out on Montana or something like that.
I am near Steuvenville, ohio.
His cross draw holster angle looks too extreme from here.🤔
I have been shooting this for years, and some of the information is not correct, the guns and rifles are category specific. The type of gun handling is also category spacific.
Don’t wrap your thumb every shot on the rifle. That will reduce time on the rifle. Practice accuracy and time will follow. And this is from a guy who is only been doing this for 10 months. It’s the best fun you can have with your clothes on.