Marshal Cooper, Lefty Lipscomb, and Sheriff Rango Come Out on

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GunslinGer
’s
azette
cowboy fast draw association’s
August/September
Issue
2015
Official Journal of the
Cowboy Fast Draw Association
~ Honoring the Romance and Legend of the Old West ~
Marshal Cooper, Lefty Lipscomb, and Sheriff Rango
Come Out on Top at the 2015 CFDA National Championships
in Mitchell, S. Dakota
Article on page 8
Lefty Lipscomb
Becomes 3 Time
National Champion
Marshal Cooper Battles Caleb
To Win His 3rd
National Championship Title
4 Page
FGA
Sheriff Rango Defeats His Opponents
To Win His First
Youth National Championship Title
Insert
Inside!
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August/September 2015
The Choice of Champions
HigHly RegaRded as THe MosT dependable six-gun in THe WoRld
Gunslinger’s Gazette
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Only a Few Contests Left in 2015
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W
ow! I had a fun problem this issue.
I had so many amazing articles that
I could barely fit them all in! It took some
doing, but I got it all in. This issue is cram
packed with shoot articles galore! Which
makes me a super happy camper! So thank
you so much to everyone who submitted articles and pictures for this issue, I appreciate
it so much.
With summer fast coming to an
end, there are only a few titled championships left before the Fastest Gun Alive. If
you have not seen an article from your
club’s titled championship featured in the
Gunslinger’s Gazette, be sure to talk with
your club about submitting one for the next
issue, as the Fall Issue will fill up fast.
As I am writing this, planning is
well under way for the Fastest Gun Alive.
Wow, did that come up fast again! I’m not
sure how it just sneaks up on me every year
like that. I can’t wait to see everyone, so
please come up and say hello. I am usually
in the General Store, or aimlessly wondering about (I blame that on the lack of sleep
for that whole week, haha).
I will be updating the CFDA website and facebook page soon with all the
wonderful pictures I have received. I will
make some announcements as soon as it is
done. Speaking of our facebook page, we
now have over 5,000 members! Wow! Talk
about an amazing tool to get information
out to everyone. I have also noticed more
and more club facebook pages popping up
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ATTENTION
Tic Toc
Director
Cal Eilrich “Quick Cal” #L9
Copy Editor
Erika Frisk, “Hannah Calder”
Life #46
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as well as club websites. If you send me the
links, I would be happy to add this information to your club contact information so
people have a variety of ways of contacting
you. Every little bit helps when trying to
attract potential members.
In this issue, the 2015 Shoot for
the Stars Scholarship Recipients are also announced. Congratulations to these 5 individuals! What a great accomplishment this
is and really showcases what amazing youth
members we have in this sport. And a big
thank you to all the individuals and clubs
who have donated and taken the time to do
fundraisers on the behalf of the Scholarship
fund. Without your generous efforts, this
would not be possible.
Once again I would like to give a
shout out to Wild Shot for keeping track of
all the Top Gun Points this year. There are
some close points in both men’s and ladies,
so it will be interesting to see how the next
few titled championships play out to see
who makes it in the top 10. Good luck to
all!
Best Wishes!
Hannah Calder
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Contents
Articles
Inside CFDA ...............................................4
Membership News .....................................5
Regulator Report........................................6
Cowboy Poetry- Final Ride.......................7
Minnesota State...........................................7
Triple Crown................................................8
Shoot for the Stars Recipients.................12
Leather & Lace..........................................14
4 Page FGA Insert....................................15
Great Northwest Territorial....................19
Grand Teton Gunfight.............................22
New Ladies World Record Article.........24
Crossword Puzzle Winners.....................28
New Member List.....................................26
Information
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CFDA General Store................................27
Shooting Schedule....................................28
Affiliated Clubs.........................................29
Curret World Record Holders
Men’s Record -Master Gunfighter .295
Ladies Record- Honey Badger .359
Membership Information........................30
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Inside The CFDA
By: Quick Cal, Executive Director
to surrounding areas to support other events
as well, after all building regional support is a
“two-way street”.
H
owdy!
Wow! What an exciting and active
season so far. With great matches going on
from coast to coast and our attendance growing,
it is an exciting time for Cowboy Fast Draw!
Just a few years ago, there were thoughts that
we should perhaps limit the amount of CFDA
Titled Championships because of concern that
we were spreading our membership a little
thin with so many new titles appearing. Match
attendance had leveled out with some events
even experiencing modest declines. After
drilling down into the actual registered shooter
data, we learned something very encouraging.
While many of our shooters that had historically
traveled great distances to make most of our
events had actually declined, those attending
our matches were newer members located in the
regions surrounding the events. It’s obvious that
in many areas of the country where the CFDA
membership base has expanded, there is more
choices for quality competitive opportunities
that most areas of the country didn’t have just a
few years ago. The good news is that due to our
memberships expanding both regionally and
nationally most CFDA Titled Championships
are now seeing an increase in entries. In some
areas, club shoots are now exceeding what we
were drawing at CFDA Titled Championships
less than a decade ago. We also have a number
of new members who are discovering what fun
it is to have a reason to travel to new places,
visit clubs and compete in CFDA Titled
Championships! It’s becoming a life-style for
many of our members.
Is there any such thing as, too much
Cowboy Fast Draw? I don’t think so. In fact,
the more there is the better it is for everyone.
Members & Building Support Are the Key
Building regional memberships are
the key to having successful clubs and contests.
It’s no secret, activity breeds activity, it’s true in
almost all things. I have had many conversations
with CFDA Clubs that are interested in hosting
a CFDA Titled Championship. I’m not hesitant
to tell them that if they need to have our
members travel from all over the country in
order to make a successful event, then their area
is not developed enough for a major contest.
There should be enough members in a state
or surrounding states to support a CFDA State
Championship, shooters traveling from out of
that region should be considered “icing on the
cake.” It’s also key that club members travel
CFDA Demographic
As we build membership we are
constantly searching for the type of folks that
tend to be interested in what we do, that’s called
a “demographic” in marketing terms. So, to find
folks interested in us, I suppose the first thing
we have to do is define the basic type of folks
that we are.
I think that most of our members
are people who tend not to be afraid to try
something new. We generally like the genre of
the American Old West time period, but most
of us are not considered re-enactors. We tend
to be independent thinkers, who don’t mind
riding along with positive leadership. We don’t
like B.S., but we do like kidding around and
having fun. We place a high value on honesty
and integrity. We love America and generally
are not bashful about standing up for God and
country.
So who are we? Let’s find out how
to find more folks just like us. When I see
some of the totally whacked out and off-base
organizations in our country with tens of
thousands of members, and we have only had
a little over 4,000 sign up for CFDA. In the age
of the internet when we should be finding one
another more easily, I just know that we are
missing something somewhere.
There are some agenda items on this
year’s Marshal’s Muster Agenda where we are
going to discuss these things and many other
aspects of how to grow our clubs and our sport.
I look forward to this important round-table
discussion with our U.S. Marshals.
Records Are Made To Be Broken!
As they say, “Records are made to
be broken.” As our shooters are getting faster
and trying harder amazing things are happening
in Cowboy Fast Draw. Since my last column,
both the Men’s and Ladies’ World Record
were broken! First, at the Western Territorial
in Genoa, NV, Master Gunfighter (CA) broke
Kid Creggar’s .298, and established the new
Men’s Record at .295! Then, at the 4 Corners
Territorial in Pagosa Springs, CO, Honey
Badger (CO) broke Stormie Weather’s (NV)
.360, with a .359! Can it go even faster, I think
so. There sure are a lot of folks practicing and
gunning for it.
Back Ground Noise in Contest Areas
There have been increased complaints
at some contests regarding loud talking,
shouting, or making noises that can and have
disturbed shooters on the firing line.
We must always understand that our
contests are as much a social event as they are a
competition. If you are the type of shooter that
insists that no one talk or carry on with general
activity while you are on the line, then my advice
is to invest in a good set of ear plugs. Shooters,
families and guests are constantly interacting,
talking, joking around with each other, and
laughing. We never want to discourage that
kind of activity, it makes our events fun and
we need to keep it that way. However, we also
need to show consideration and refrain from
disruptive sounds, like shouting, banging
and really loud laughing at a time that can
disrupt a match in progress.
One of the most exciting times in our
sport is when we have the opportunity to join
other spectators for our fellow competitors that
have made it into a Championship Shoot-off,
the bigger the championship title the bigger
the excitement and the noise that comes along
with it! A great announcer can ignite the crowd
and create a special electricity in the air that is
unique among all shooting sports. We should
emulate other individual sporting events where
competitors must display great amounts of shot
making skill and precision, like in tennis or
golf. Cowboy Fast Draw is even tougher than
those in the regard that we must also react to
a start light. In such venues, there is a time to
cheer and make noise, there is also a time to be
respectful and quiet.
According to the CFDA Gunslinger’s
Guidelines, this issue is addressed in the
Conduct Violation Section on Page 26. While
this technically only applies to contestants,
Range Masters and contest officials are well
within their rights to apply warnings to noncompetitors as well. In the 2nd paragraph
it says, “Contestants must also refrain from
loud talking, shouting, and other actions that
disturb shooters on the line, especially after the
shooting commands have begun.” So please
have fun, but also remember to be considerate.
Stick Around & Clap For the Winners
I hate to leave contests early. I think
we should all try to plan, whenever we can,
to stick around and clap for the winners. If
everyone just took off as soon as they were shot
out... Who would be there to clap for you, if
you should win?
We all lead busy lives, and I must
admit, I had to leave a two contests myself this
year just before they were concluded.
The first, I left the Great Northwest
Territorial early (actually at about 4 p.m.)
because as Mayor Pro-Tem, I had to be on stage
for the Memorial Day Service, held in Fernley
at the Northern Nevada Veteran’s Cemetery
the very next morning. This is the largest such
celebration in Nevada and is attended by the
Governor, Senators, and Congressmen. But,
much more important than Politicians, I needed
to be there for our Veterans.
The second, I barely caught my plane
coming back from Odessa last month, and it was
the last flight I could book that day to get home.
It was either book that flight or stay home, since
it only gave me one day to get home, pack and
leave with Alotta Lead for Colorado.
I understand, life happens. We all
have jobs, families and commitments. But,
please consider trying to plan your schedule
so that you can be there for the whole thing,
whenever you can. But, I’m sure that most
hosts would rather you come and support their
contest than not to come at all because of a tight
schedule.
And to Host-Clubs... When planning
your contests, try to do your best to not make
the last day of a multiple-day shoot an all-day
affair. It sure helps the folks that travel to your
contest and have to hold down a job and family
commitments back home. We should remember
that most of our members are not retired.
‘72 Open Top & Other 1800 Reproduction
Firearms
According to CFDA Rules, period
correct firearm types have always been within
our rules, regardless of what calibers they
were actually produced in during the 1800s.
For instance, there was never a percussion/
conversion revolver that I know of that was
produced greater than .44 caliber during the
1800s, yet they are produced today in .45 Colt.
Obviously, with modern metals it makes it
possible to produce these types of firearms these
days in 45 Colt and still meet SAAMI Specs.
There are also other examples as well. These
are still considered “faithful reproductions” of
period firearms.
Apparently,
there
have
been
differences of opinions and confusion. An
Official Rule Interpretation and Clarification,
along with the back-up reasoning, has
been posted in the Rules Section on www.
CowboyFastDraw.com, according to my
responsibility as the Director of CFDA, as
laid out on page 11 in the 8th Edition of the
Gunslinger’s Guidelines.
Training Your Reactions
Last issue I wrote extensively about
Cowboy Fast Draw being the Fountain of Youth
of Sports. In addition, I covered in some detail
how developing your conditioned reflexes and
reactions, at any age, not only makes you a
better shooter, but can offer great benefits that
can have a positive affect on many aspects of a
healthy, quicker and younger thinking lifestyle.
I ended that portion of my article by promising
to show you, “how you do that.”
I had been working on a new accessory
for the Gunslinger Timer System, it is now done
and ready. You will find an ad somewhere in this
Gazette introducing the “Gunslinger Reaction
Trainer.” It’s only $60 and plugs into the “blue
port” of a Gunslinger Timer. It replaces the
LED Start Light and Sensor normally attached
by the Cat 5 blue cable running to your target.
The unit has a small LED Light right on the
end of it, that duplicates how the Start Light
works on a target. Plus, it has a Red Button
on the surface, that when pushed records a time
on your timer. I suggest placing your thumb
on the button, since your thumb is the first part
of your body that moves when beginning your
draw. It makes practicing reactions very easy,
even while sitting in your easy chair. They are
also fun to have reaction only contests with.
Gunslinger Laser Target Debut at FGA
At the FGA, we’ll also be introducing
our newest accessory to the Gunslinger Fast
Draw Timer Laser Target! It’s finally done also
after a year of research and development. And,
is designed to work with just about any laser on
the universal setting. It is an 8” round target,
which is 1/3 size and placed at 1/3 distance,7’.
This item has been requested by many of our
members, who don’t have a home practice
range.
Also, we plan on introducing the
Gunslinger Laser in 2016, that will be on a
frequency that will only record a time with
the first one thousandths of a second of its
pulse, instead of the several hundredths of a
second that most other lasers on the market
have as a pulse, and some that stay on almost
indefinitely. Fastest Gun Alive
It’s coming together! What a show
we are putting together for you! At the time of
writing this column we already have over 160
shooters registered for Cowboy Fast Draw’s
Signature Event! Our goal is 250 Shooters,
CAN WE MAKE IT? If so, we will have
five 6 Lane Ranges operating for the main
match on Friday. We’ll see, it would set a new
attendance record for sure and since we are in
a record setting mode this year, WHY NOT! I
guess I shouldn’t end every sentence with an
exclamation mark, but as you may have guessed
we are all very excited....
There is a 4-Page FGA Spread in the
center of this issue of the Gunslinger’s Gazette.
It should have all of the information you need.
We will also have extra Gazettes at registration
for everyone just in case they leave theirs at
home. Also, we don’t send out confirmations.
Instead we post a complete list of Who’s
Coming on the CFDA Telegraph. This is also
where we post updated information and even
long-range weather forecasts starting 10 days
ahead of the event, with updates through the
Monday before.
I would like to thank everyone who
makes the FGA possible! It takes a lot of talented
people who contribute in so many ways. Our
key members who travel here every year and
hold key match official positions, our dedicated
members who not only shoot the match but help
out in so many ways like posse marshals, range
masters, announcers, scorekeepers, promoters,
set-up and tear-down crews, registration table,
CFDA General Store, and Town Folk Alley.
We also thank all of our sponsors, vendors and
The City of Fallon. It just takes a monumental
effort to put on the greatest event in the 60-year
history of organized Fast Draw.
WE APPRECIATE EVERYONE WHO IS
PART OF IT!
See You at the Fastest Gun Alive!
Quick Cal
Membership News
W
and
Page 5
Announcements
By: Alotta Lead, CFDA Membership Director
e’ve really been blessed with some
fantastic weather Northern Nevada has
been experiencing lately, more like September
weather than summer. Not too warm during the
day and the nights cool off down to the high 50’s.
Perfect temps! In spite of a historic drought,
our plants and trees are doing better than we
had hoped, with consistent rain moving through
every week or two. For those of you that saw the
“State of the Art” garden boxes Dead Eye Kid
built for us (our son) on Facebook, the plants
have overgrown and overflowed everywhere!!
When I started planting early May, I started a
diagram of where everything is planted, when
I planted it and the amount of water that each
garden box would need. Well, somewhere along
the line my handy dandy little diagram got lost
and now it’s a big surprise of what is growing
where. Seriously, I still don’t know half of what
the plants will produce. Corn stalks- check.
Tomato plantscheck. Zucchini & okra plantscheck. Those are all easy, but a lot of the plants
look like zucchini plants, but are not. What a
surprise it will be to see what we have…
Quick Cal and I made some really
fun trips this year, (he made more than me) to
some great CFDA events. Every one of our host
clubs, their members, supporters and all of the
volunteers deserves a big hand! Job well done!
Our most recent trip was to Pagosa Springs,
Colorado for the CFDA Colorado State and
CFDA Four Corners Territorial Championships.
Held in picturesque downtown Pagaso Springs
and hosted by the San Juan Shootists. Mongo,
Wench and all the SJS, hats off to all of you,
fantastic job! Also, beautiful trophies were
given out at both Colorado Championships that
were hand made by San Juan Shootist member
“Cruiser”.
Everywhere we went this year, the
areas and countryside’s were all different and
beautiful in their own way. The historic Fort
Worth Stock Yards for the 2015 CFDA Texas
State Championship, hosted by the Big Thicket
Bushwackers. Saint Augustine, Florida, for the
first Florida State Championship, hosted by “Von
Zipper” and the Ancient City Conquistadors,
where the “Oldest City in America” is going to
hopefully draw us back again soon, so we can
spend more time exploring its interesting and
haunted past. We’re all so fortunate to be able
to criss-cross our beautiful country to enjoy
spending time with the best folks in the world,
our CFDA Family!!
I would also like to give out a big
congratulations to Honey Badger for reaching
her ultimate goal and setting a New CFDA
Ladies’ World Record time of .359!!!, at the
2015 Four Corner’s Territorial. We all knew
that K.K.Kid and Honey Badger were on the
hunt for that title all weekend long, with both
coming close so many times. Great shooting to
both of them!
FASTEST GUN ALIVE TIB-BITS &
THINGS TO KNOW~
As the weeks zoom by, we’re getting
closer to the 2015 FASTEST GUN ALIVE-
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP of COWBOY
FAST DRAW. There are a few things that we
will ask our shooters while at this event.
AT THE REGISTRATION TABLE WHEN
SIGNING IN
Be ready to show your CFDA
Membership Cards. As all contest hosts are
expected to do, we will be asking you to show
membership cards or a life member’s badge at
the registration table when signing in. If you
are close to expiring, we would appreciate you
renewing before you go to the FGA, is just saves
our volunteer’s time during the registration
process. Call me at the CFDA office and I will
be more than happy to renew you over the phone
to expedite your renewal. As you know, it takes
approximately 2 weeks to process and get your
cards back to you. In the event you renew a little
late for any of our events to receive your card
in time, please request a confirmation by email
at info@cowboyfastdraw.com. I’ll email you a
conformation that can be used while awaiting
your actual membership card to show up.
Please note that CFDA Office will be close from
September 25th, until October 6th, because our
entire team is committed to setting up, running
and tearing down the FGA!!!
DRESS UP TIME!
Everyone....please get your “Sunday go
to meetin’” clothes out and bring them
along with you to the FGA.
PLEASE
wear appropriate western clothing at this
event (and at all CFDA functions across the
country for that matter). Please refer to page
7 in the CFDA Gunslinger’s Guideline book.
Page 7 Quote: “All competitors and personnel
in shooter’s areas are required to dress in
appropriate clothing and we strongly request
guest and family members be dressed in this
theme as well. Competitors are expected
to dress in western-themed clothing at ALL
contest related activities, INCLUDING
dinners, social events, and awards
ceremonies, unless Host directs otherwise.”
Keep reading to what is not allowed......
Thank you......we appreciate it your effort.
Let’s really make this a year to
remember with all the wonderful, colorful
western clothing we have hiding in our closets.
Bring it out, dust it off, and show it off!! The
best dressed contest goes on for several days
overall, so be part of our game and join in.
Dress up when you go out on the town for
dinner.....the town folk of Fallon love seeing
all of you in your western finery, and beside,
some of the restaurants will give you a discount
if you show up in your western garb! Pretty
cool! For family members, we hope they will
attempt to join in with the fun, and shooters, we
really want to see western-themed clothing at
all the FGA functions, please, no regular street
clothing. We know that there will be cameras
and photos taken during all of our activities
throughout the week and weekend. We want to
not only enhance our own atmosphere, but we
also want to show the public and the spectators
attending the event what we’re all about. If
you happen to be in a photo or win an award,
it is our policy not to publish those photos in
the Gunslinger’s Gazette if you are not in theme
clothes. All we ask is please try your best, and
we thank you for that.
VENDOR UPDATE FOR FGA 2015
Two of our top holster makers have
committed to have booths at the Fastest Gun
Alive! Bob Mernickle of Mernickle Holsters,
and Ted Blocker of Shaniko Holsters.
Bob Mernickle, (aka “Talk A Lot
Bob” CFDA Life Member #10) of Mernickle
Custom Holsters will have on display a full
array of CFD holsters, as well as his entire line
of holsters, that they are known for world wide.
For those of you that have been fortunate enough
to meet him somewhere across the country, you
know that he’s a huge supporter of CFDA.
Merncikle Holster’s is a Platinum Sponsor of
the Cowboy Fast Draw Association, and have
awarded a $1,000 Champion’s Holster each
year to both our (Men and Ladies’) Fastest
Guns Alive - World Champions since 2008!
Ted Blocker aka “Shaniko” CFDA
Life Member #1047) of Shaniko Holsters will
have his display booth set up with his full line
of CFD holsters ready to sell and to take orders
for his new “Shaniko” holsters. Ted Blocker is
an icon in both Fast Draw and holster making.
Our Vendor lineup is looking pretty
good this year, which will include our favorite
food vendors, jewelry makers, crafters, and
other top quality vendors we’re working on.
Of course, the CFDA GENERAL STORE will
be in full swing with every product we offer
including some new items we’ll be introducing
for the first time. Come visit the CFDA
GENERAL STORE located in the big tent and
check out all we have to offer. Get what you
need there and save on shipping. Thank You
for Supporting CFDA by shopping the CFDA
General Store.
We’re looking forward to seeing
everyone at Fallon, Nevada first weekend in
October. It’s the event of the year, and one not
to miss. If you’re not signed up yet, please
do. Let’s make this the biggest attended FAST
DRAW Championship in the history of the
sport.....be part of history! Make your plans
today! Either mail, fax, email, or call the CFDA
office to enter, don’t be left out!
To everyone traveling to the 2015
FGA World Championship, please have a safe
and fun trip, we’ll see you soon.
Till then, take care, and remember
“Ride for the Brand”!
Alotta Lead
Page 6
Regulator Report
H
owdy all y’all.
The Regulator Posse is out and
about doing Range Master classes in the
territories. We’re beginning to think about
the agenda for the Regulator meeting at
this year’s Worlds in Fallon, NV
Our sport continues to grow.
We are adding many new clubs and new
shooters which is great!
We know that our motto is
“Safety first, Fun second and Competition
third.” Much of our range safety begins
with the Hand Judge positioned behind
each shooter. The Hand Judge is not just
the next shooter, but is an important part of
our overall safety. Let’s talk a little about
hand judging.
Hand Judging Pointers
The Hand Judge is a vital part of the safe
and fair operation of a CFDA match.
Many times hand judging is overlooked or
considered a menial task when in fact the
Hand Judge is the first line in shooter safety
as well as fair competition. It is OK for new
shooters to help hand judge a shooter, but
trained Range Masters should see that new
shooters know what the responsibility of a
Hand Judge is. The Hand Judge in most
contests will be the next shooter on the line
on the lane they are called to hand judge.
Billy the Kid and Annie Oakley shooters
should not be Hand Judges.
The Hand Judge
responsibilities:
has
three
main
1.
Assist the shooter. This is a fun sport. We
need to try to help each other.
2.
See that after the set command has been
given, the shooter does not commit any
violations such as moving the gun in the
holster, rocking the hammer or putting the
finger in the trigger guard before the light
comes on.
3.
Confirm hits and misses on the target.
At some local matches and at
all titled matches the Hand Judge will
hand ammo to the shooter. If you are not
Regulator’s & Territories
Regulators at Large (not assigned to a territory)
Mongo & Wench (Sheriff) - mongo.wench@hotmail.com
Curley Calhoun - quickcurley@aol.com
Mississippi Marshall- mississippimarshall@yahoo.com
familiar with your shooter it is helpful to
know how they load and reload during the
bout. Ask them. For example shooter A
may load 5 and unload after every shot but
not reload until they get down to one left.
Shooter B may load two then unload and
reload after every shot. If you are hand
judging shooter A then you don’t have
much to do with the ammo. If you are
hand judging shooter B then you need to be
ready with another round after every shot.
New shooters may also need assistance in
loading or unloading.
As a Hand Judge you may offer
suggestions to your shooter especially if
they are a new shooter. You might ask the
shooter if they would like for you to spot
misses for them. If you didn’t see a miss
don’t make something up. Just say you
didn’t see that one. Be careful not to “Over
Coach” seasoned shooters as it may hinder
their concentration. Help and encourage
your fellow shooters.
When the shooter has loaded the
gun and holstered it the Hand Judge should
sit down. This will let the Range Master
know that the shooter is ready. Hand
Judges should position themselves so that
they can see the shooter’s gun hand and a
light. It doesn’t have to be that shooter’s
light since they all come on at the same
time.
If a shooter has an issue during
the bout then the Hand Judge should
stand up behind the shooter so that the
Range Master knows that there is an issue.
Always talk to the Range Master and not
the announcer. If there is a question about
a hit or miss on the target pair your shooter
is on then both Hand Judges and the Range
Master should go down range.
Additionally:
•
1.Great Northwest TerritoryBounty Hunter & Legally Loaded
paintladie@aol.com
PG Taylor pgtaylor@pmt.org
2. WesternJimmy O
jeodom42@yahoo.com
Wild Shot
rfcomb@yahoo.com
3. Four CornersThirsty
azthirsty@hotmail.com
4. High Plains TerritoryBoulder Vaquero & Boulder’s Babe
bbollock@santel.net
Lucky Lady
dlroyalty@hotmail.com
5. Great PlainsDeacon & Angel Lady
kfdadeacon@hotmail.com
6. SouthernWindmill Kid
windmillkid1748@gmail.com
Gentleman George & Texas Rose
gkdez@campwaluta.com
7. Eastern USRingo
rabidringo@yahoo.com
High Country Drifter
j.monroe48@yahoo.com
8. Great LakesBoothill Bryce & Miss Christy
bcnorwick@yahoo.com
•
•
•
•
•
Do not allow the Shooter to un-holster
their gun for any reason until, the “Load
and make ready” command is given by
the Range Master.
Check for eye protection. It is mandatory.
Ear protection is recommended and
required for the kids.
No live ammunition is allowed in the area
– check gun belts.
No more than 5 rounds may be loaded
in the gun. The hammer must always be
down on an empty or fired chamber.
Always see that the shooter remains facing
down range when their gun is loaded.
Remind the shooter of the 170 Degree
Rule if you see their barrel start to wander
while loading, unloading or shooting. Be
prepared to control them if you are in
position to do so.
•
When a bout is completed give the
command, “Unload and show clear.”
Then stay with the shooter and observe
the process. Visually inspect all chambers,
and then give the command, “Gun clear.
Hammer down and holster.”
Important! Stay with the shooter until
the gun is holstered before allowing
them to turn around and leave the line.
You may save them from receiving a
penalty.
Safety first, Fun second, Competition third.
Have fun and smile a lot.
See ya on the line soon!
Mongo
CFDA Life #57
Regulator Posse Sheriff
mongo.wench@hotmail.com
Rooster Range
Officer
Announcers and
Range
Masters
work together to
keep a Shooting
Range
running
on
time
and
at
maximum
efficiency.
The Range
Master
focuses
their attention on
the Shooters and
Hand Judges on the firing line in general
and gives all actual Range Commands.
The Announcer/Timer Operator
gives actual shooting commands such as:
“Shooters on the Line, ------ Shooters Set”,
and oversees the score table.
Communication and eye-contact
is crucial between the Announcer and
Range Master, so that the firing line and
score table are coordinated.
Good Announcers are like a
drummer in a band, they provide the
rhythm of the general shooting range and
can provide colorful information and
entertainment for shooters and spectators
alike.
Good Range Masters keep the
shooting line operation safe and oversees
all judges and rule enforcement.
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2015 MINNESOTa STATE
CHAMPIONSHIP
By Dobbs
O
watonna, Minnesota Hi Folks, Dobbs here, from the North
Star Bandits. Our own Minnesota State
Shoot was a hoot! Set up was hammered
out on Friday. All went well with little
difficulty, except for heat and humidity.
Friday evening folks filtered
in for socializing and practice (without
a backstop, of course.) Welcomes were
warm and banter very cordial, with a few
hilarious stories from competitions gone
by thrown in for good measure.
Saturday began
with the Pledge
of Allegiance and
safety
meeting.
When the show
started, we had
shooters
and
spectators from all
over the world...
and even part of
Wisconsin!
Some
heavy
hitters in both
the
mens
and
womens class fell
by the wayside early. That left a chance
to win a Minnesota State Championship
to folks who do not get one too often. In
the women’s championship, Dame Quick
placed #1, Lightnin placed 2nd and Dakota
Rose placed 3rd. In the men’s shoot,
Marshal BK Gunner was #1. (I think he’s
like 60 years old!) It just shows that not so
slow and steady can win a race. The #2 spot
went to ‘bOlder’ Vaquero. The semi-retired
Whiskers walked away with 3rd place.
We had some youth shooters
also. These young folks are very good
shooters as well as great people. Fast
and Furious took 1st place, 2nd went to
Shotgun Slade, Dangerous Dylan was
3rd and Hanny Oakley 4th.
These days our club is not
as large as it used to be. But, we try
to put on as good a show as we can.
We appreciate all the help given us
by friends from other clubs. A special
thanks goes out to Salty Dog, Two
Bit Pat, Boot Hill Bryce, Miss Cristy,
Boulder Vaquero and the other folks
from Wisconsin and South Dakota.Oh
yeah, a very special thanks to Grandpa
McMuffin and Hanny Oakley, who
stuck around in the heat and sun to help
clean and pack up. Hats off to all who
showed up! Thank you very much…
North Star Bandits
2015 Minnesota State
Championship Results
Top 10 Ladies
1st - Dame Quick
2nd - Lightnin
3rd - Dakota Rose
4th- Boulders Babe
5th - Whippin an Spurrin
6th - Swootz
7th - Sagebrish
8th - Candy Cane
9th - Wildflower
10th - Dream Catcher
Overall Youth
1st - Fast N Furious
2nd - Shotgun Slade
3rd - Dangerous Dylan
4th - Hanny Oakley
Full Results available at:
www.cowboyfastdraw.com
Top 15 Men
1st - Marshal BK Gunner
2nd - Boulder Vaquero
3rd - Whiskers
4th - Dobbs
5th - Wild Cat Willy
6th - Dead Eye Darrell
7th - Festus
8th - Josey Wales
9th - TNT
10th - Mad Max
11th - Lone Wolf
12th - Fast N Furious
13th- Scrap Iron
14th - Lucky O’Riley
15th - Boothill Bryce
Cowboy Poetry Corner
THE FINAL RIDE
BY TEXAS JOE aka/ Joe Royer
This was inspired when I heard the news of the death of Lane Frost, a fellow
Oklahoman and professional bull rider, whom I had visited with the day before
his death at Cheyenne Frontier Days in 1989.
It was the last day of the week up in old Cheyenne
and the excitement was thick in the air.
The bull rider got ready to do for money and fame
what most men in this world wouldn’t dare.
He was ready to gamble when he slid in that chute
cause he’d drew a bull that was real mean.
He rosined his riggin and pulled and pulled it down tight
and got ready to live out his dream.
With his hat pulled down, he gave Chapman (bull fighter/rodeo clown)
a look that said, “Son we’re ready to go.”
So when the gate flung open that bull shot out
like a freight train gettin ready to roll.
That ol bull twisted and torqued like a Cadillac spring
on a hearse that’s out of control.
And eight seconds can feel like eternity
when you’re ridin for all the gold.
That ol bull did his job like the cowboy on top,
you know it was one hell of a ride.
What the bull didn’t know cause they’re just there for the show,
he was takin this cowboy for his final ride.
When the buzzer went off and the cowboy got down
he knew he was a winner that day.
But the bull wasn’t finished so he spun around
and headed the cowboy’s way.
It was all like a nightmare after a beautiful dream
when the cowboy got gored in the side.
The crowd jumped to their feet as the cowboy went down
they knew they’d just saw his last ride.
It was over that day for this son of the west
and with his last breath he went back in his mind.
To think of the woman and the friends that he’d left
when this cowboy took his final ride.
Copyright 1989 Joe Royer All rights reserved
Page 8
Cowboy Fast Draw
2015
South Dakota State Championship
High Plains Territorial Championship
and U.S. National Championship
By Boulder’s Babe
M
2015 U.S. National
Champions
Marshal Cooper
& Lefty Lipscomb
itchell, S.D. - One week of shooting
hosted by The Powderhorn Ranch
Regulators covered the SD State, High
Plains Territorial and the National
Championships and what a week of
shooting it was!
First, I would like to thank
everyone from the PHRR for the support
you have given us for this week of shooting
events and many of you for continued
support throughout all our championships
including the National for the last 3 years.
South Dakota State Championship
.
We started out shoot week with the SD
State Championship 105 shooters took
part which was finished on Monday,
with everything running well with
the cooperation and help from all the
shooters we were able to finish by 5pm
and crown our first Champions of the
Triple Crown.
We would like to
congratulate the 2015 SD State Champions
Miss B Haven and Caleb two very
deserving shooters! Youth Champions
crowned were Hanney Oakley and Fast
and Furious. The top Five also received
cash in the Mens and Ladies divisions.
Champion Men and Lady received custom
Knives and cases made by Boulder.
High Plains Territorial Championship .
Now it was time for the second leg of the
Triple Crown; the High Plains Territorial. Shooting began at 8:30 sharp Tuesday and continued through the next two
days. It was fierce competition from start
to finish. We had 98 shooters finishing 8
rounds by mid afternoon just beating the
rain. Wednesday started out with the Boot-
South Dakota State Championship Results
Men/Ladies
1st Caleb/Miss B Haven
2nd Marshal Cooper/Lefty Lipscomb
3rd Boulder Vaquero/Lightnin
4th Snake Shooter/Dakota Rose
5th One Shot Barney/Snake Charmer
6th Short Keg/Kansas Belle
7th Trinity/Mother Nature
8th Deadeye Darrell/Sagebrush
9th Boothill Bryce/Legally Loaded
10th Sundowner/Auburn Angel
11th KJ Kwik
12th Legend Hunter
13th Marvin Slinger
14th PG Taylor
15th Deacon
South Dakota State
Championship
Overall Annie Oakley
South Dakota State
Championship
Men’s Final
Annie Oakley
1st Hanny Oakley
Billy the Kid
1st Fast & Furious
2nd Lil Country Trader
3rd White Wolf
4th Shot Gun Slade
5th Holy Smokes
South Dakota State
Championship
Overall Billy the Kid
South Dakota State
Championship
Ladies Final
hill challenge, second chance and continuing the main match of the championship.
After some amazing shooting we crowned
two new champions, Marshal Cooper
and Lefty Lipscomb! Repeat champions for Annie Oakley and Billy the Kid
were Hanny Oakley and Fast and Furious.
Boothill Challenge Champions
were Snake Shooter and Kansan Belle
each winning a black powder pistol.
Men and Lady Champions
each received .45 pistols and CFDA
Championship buckles, and Cash was
given to the top 10 in each division.
Thursday was a day off to rest up
and take in the sights of Mitchell. Thanks
to all the shooters that went out to the
businesses. Many of our sponsors commented about how many of you came in
during the week. Without our sponsors
help we would have a hard time putting on
Championship contests let alone putting 3
in 1. Shooters are the BEST Thank You!
Thursday evening was time for
a fun night at the PHRR range to have a
few eats by Dave Allen and the Ladies.
Thanks to all that attended and helping
us raise funds for Shoot for the Stars,
Warriors Never Give Up, and Cancer Research. With the casino night, Heads or
Tails, and Second chance matches we were
able to share $3,500 with these groups.
Thanks to all of you for your generosity!
U.S. National Championship
.
Nationals, the third leg of the Triple Crown
was started out Friday with 106 shooters.
At the Start of the Championship we honored our well deserving veterans for their
service to our country. Four lucky vets
won custom knives made by Boulder and
the grand prize winner of the Service men’s
commemorative rifle was The Outlaw from
KS. Thank you to those donating to the rifle; Lone Wolf, Northstar Bandits, Ron and
Joy Bollock, H & R Salvage, PHRR, Troy
and Bonnie Bollock, Captain Kaufman
and Wine-a-Rita, and Tobin Transfer.
August/September 2015 Veterans being honored at the Triple Crown
After some hot shooting and 7
rounds we called it a day so everyone
could get cooled down and ready for the
banquet held at the Moose. We had a great
meal followed by awards given out for the
High Plains Championship. Door prizes a
Heads or Tails game followed by the drawing for the beautiful .45 Ruger Vaquero
engraved by Gray Ghost. That lucky person was Boss from TX. The envy of All!
Saturday started out with no
let up in the fast shooting, by early afternoon we were down to the top 7 men
and women. The second chance and
the Boothill Challenge took place too;
so there was a lot of shooting for all.
Winners of the Boothill Challenge receiving .22 Henry rifles donated by Boothill Bryce and Miss Christy,
and Lucky Lady were Destry and Miss B
Haven. FYI Miss B Haven, Babe is still
pouting after that loss! Buckles were
handed out as to the 8-25th places, awards
for 2nd chance, and the day ended allowing everyone to go out on the town and
rest ups for the final day of shooting.
Sunday started out with the top
five Category shoot offs followed by
the youth and Magnificent 7 championship covered by Midco Sports Network.
Annie Oakley class had Good
Deal Lucille coming out on top with Hanny
Oakley taking second. Billy the Kid was
won by Sheriff Rango after a shootout with
White Wolf for the Championship. Next
up were the top 7 ladies to shoot it out for
Champion position, with Lefty Lipscomb
repeating for the 3rd time as our National
Champion. The men’s Shoot out was next;
with Sheriff Rango crowned Billy the Kid
the pressure was on for Dad (Dead Eye
Kid), and Grandpa (Quick Cal) to have
a good showing in the Men’s Championship! When the smoke settled Marshal
Cooper won his 3rd National Championship with 2 in a row in SD! Great shooting done by all and Congratulations!
The Champions received guns,
cash, buckles and entries to the Fastest Gun
Alive World Championship. Special custom buckles were given to all-round champions Marshal Cooper and Lefty Lipscomb.
Highest placing couple buckles went to
Beaver Creek Kid and Mother Nature.
If you didn’t take notice it was
a true Buckle Bonanza! Congratulations
to all the winners for all three contests.
With this all
said the first
ever Triple
Crown
is
in the record books.
T h a n k
you all for
spending
your time,
vacations
Highest Placing Couple
and
monMother Nature
& Beaver Creek Kid
ey to attend
Passing the Torch!
Boulder Vaquero of the Powderhorn
Ranch Regulators passes the torch
to Mongo of the San Jaun Shootists
who will host the 2016 U.S. National
Championship in Pagoas Springs, CO
our shoot. We will not hold the Nationals
next year but we are planning on holding
our State and High Plains Together on Friday, Saturday and Sunday next year the
same weekend, so if possible and God
willing we’d love to have you all back.
I can’t close without a special thanks to our Sponsors and most of
all to the PHRR members for their hard
work and talents to pull off such a BIG
event! You are ALL appreciated more
than you will ever know. Thanks to Gray
Ghost and Fossilman for all their talents in engraving the gun and buckles!
*Special Thank you to Blest of the West
Photography for providing the photos.
More Photos and Results on the Next Page!
High Plains Territorial Championship Results
Men/Ladies
1st Marshal Cooper/Lefty Lipscomb
2nd Boulder Vaquero/Miss B Haven
3rd Short Keg/Corkey
4th Beaver Creek Kid/Dakota Rose
5th Buzzard Cooper/Sagebrush
6th Deacon/Mother Nature
7th Lefty/Jade
8th Wildcat Willy/KK Kid
9th Lucky O’Riley/Sky Queen
10th The Outlaw/Sassy
11th Victorious/Aces & Eights
12th Hyde Hunter/Whippin and Spurrin
13th Alleluia Ruah/Snakecharmer
14th Shane/Lucky Lady
15th Marvin Slinger/Legally Loaded
16th Thumbsy McMuffin
17th Stainless Steel
18th Short Fuse
19th Jailhouse Kid
20th Muleskinner
Billy the Kid/Annie Oakley
1st Fast & Furious/Hanny Oakley
2nd Lil Country Trader
3rd Holy Smokes
4th White Wolf
5th Shot Gun Slade
High Plains Territorial
Overall Men
Overall Billy the Kid
Page 9
Overall Ladies
Overall Annie Oakley
Page 10
Triple Crown
Highlights
U.S. Nationals Results
Men/Ladies
1st Marshal Cooper/Lefty Lipscomb
2nd Caleb/Lightnin
3rd Quick Cal/Corkey
4th Jayhawker/Texas Rose
5th Buzzard Cooper/Angel Lady
6th Deadeye Kid/Schoolmarm Kate
7th Marvin Slinger/Whippin & Spurrin
8th The Outlaw/Prairie Star
9th Wildcat Willy/Mother Nature
10t Mongo/Lucky Lady
11th Boulder Vaquero/Sagebrush
12th Deadeye Darrell/Jade
13th Legend Hunter/KK Kid
14th Johnny Three Toes/Legally Loaded
15th One Shot Barney/Buckwheat
16th Victorious/Dakota Rose
17th Short Keg/Kansas Belle
18th Lucky O’Riley/Sky Queen
19th Beaver Creek Kid/Miss Christy
20th Captain Kaufman/Six Iron Butterfly
Magnificent 7 Men
1st Marshal Cooper, 2nd Caleb, 3rd Quick Cal,
4th Jayhawker, 5th Buzzard Cooper,
6th Dead Eye Kid, 7th Marvin Slinger
Magnificent 7 Ladies
1st Lefty Lipscomb, 2nd Lightnin, 3rd Corkey,
4th Texas Rose, 5th Angel Lady,
6th Schoolmarn Kate, 7th Whippin & Spurrin
Annie Oakley
1st Good Deal Lucille
2nd Hanny Oakley
Billy the Kid
1st Sheriff Rango
2nd White Wolf
3rd Fast & Furious
4th Trigger Happy
5th Shotgun Slade
6th Lil Country Trader
Full Results Available at:
Billy the Kid
1st Sheriff Rango, 2nd White Wolf, 3rd Fast & Furious,
4th Trigger Happy, 5th Shotgun Slade,
6th Lil Country Trader
Annie Oakley
1st Good Deal Lucille
2nd Hanny Oakley
Boothill Challenge Winners
Destry & Miss B Haven
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C
ongratulations to all this year’s recipients of the Shoot for the Stars Scholarships.
While in the beautiful town of Pagosa Springs Colorado the board of directors had
a meeting over good food at Boss Hoggs. It was discussed and agreed upon that we
would not only give scholarships for this year but guarantee 2 to four years depending
on the upper education each recipient chose and the results given to us by the selection
committee. The money for future years has been moved to a special account that will
guarantee funds as long as the student meets the GPA requirement and the scholarships
will be sent out each year. If a student fails to meet the requirements, the funds set aside
for that individual will be transferred back to the general account.
Applications for the 2016-2017 school year will be available on January 1, 2016.
Shoot for the Stars Financial Report
$37,587.35 Previous Balance
-10,500.00 This year’s scholarship sent out 8/11/2025 for second signature, then to the
schools
-21,500.00 Scholarship guaranteed money moved to new account opened.
536.00 Lester P. Larceny Shoot money raised at the Southern Territorial
100.00 Rodeo Romeo had money left over from the bounty.
100.00 Next X Hombre donated after he lost a one on one challenge against Rodeo
Romeo
1,550.00 2nd Chance Shoot and 50/50 at Colorado. ( San Juan Shootist)
$ 7,873.35 Current Balance 8/11/2015
As you can see we must do a lot of fund raising to get this balance back up so future
applicants will have the same opportunity as this years have had. Thank you to all clubs
and shooters that give so generously to Shoot for the Stars.
Sincerely,
Windmill Kid & Miss Betty
2015 Shoot For the Stars Scholarship Recipients
Congratulations!
Levi Pumprey aka Levi Garrett
Levi will soon start his second year at Southeast
Community College. He is a member of the Deer
Creek Regulators in Phillipsburg Kansas. Over
the last year while working on his associates
degree to be a John Deer Technician he was able
to maintain a 3.7 GPA and was active in helping
out with numerous town folk alleys for the Boys
Scouts and the Kansas State Championship.
Levi received a 2,000.00 scholarship for his final
year. He will graduate in March 2016.
Justice James Sibole aka Eagle Eye
Emily Love aka Heffay
Justice is an active
member of CFDA and
has been a member
of the Association of
Arizona Gunslingers
for 12 years. His
devotion to the club
and more importantly
to his family and
to his academic
advancements show.
He has been a big
part of club activities,
his knowledge of the
sport and willingness
to learn and be a
team player has been
a huge asset for the
club. He has been
given the CFDA Top
Hand Award for his
contributions. Justice graduated from Cesar Chavez High
School in Laveen Arizona with a 4.5 GPA and has achieved
many completed courses including Accounting, Business
and Tech, Science, Math, English Literature and Biology
Honors and that is just a few. Justice is ranked 11th out of
471 in the 2015 his graduating class. He has accumulated
over 100+ hours of community service. Justice has been
accepted to the Barrett, Honors College at Arizona State
University where he will major in Robotic Engineering.
He was our top winner this year. He will receive a 4 year
scholarship in the amount of $10,000.00.
Emily has grown
from a “tender
foot”
junior
girl competitor
to a seasoned
gunfighter in the
women’s division
of cowboy fast
draw.
Emily
has
great
respect for this
shooting
sport
and is steadfast
in her support
of the Second
Amendment to
the United States
Constitution.
She is a loyal
member of the
Old Dominion
Fast
Draw
Club and when
competing
in
both club and titled matches she represents the CFDA in a
professional manner. From assisting new shooters to working
the scoring table, even helping with the club’s pot luck dinners,
she always has a smile on her face. Emily has a caring spirit
and a willingness to do what needs to be done. In short,
Heffay Rides for the Brand. Hard work and dedication are
the hallmarks of this you lady’s character. In addition to being
a full-time student at Salam High School in Salem Virginia
she worked two jobs, all while she maintaining a 3.2 GPA.
Emily will study the education needed for a career in nursing
at Virginia Western Community College in Roanoke, VA. She
has been awarded a two year scholarship in the amount of
4,000.00.
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Elissa Kay Long
aka Sweet Pea
Elyssa is a member of the
Idaho Shootist since 2008
and a lifetime member
of CFDA.
She started
her journey with this
sport at the age of 8. She
has always been a very
responsible cowboy fast
draw participant and family
member. She has grown
up learning the gun safety
and how to have fun while
competing. She has always
carried herself with dignity
and is considerate of others.
As Mississippi Marshall
stated in his letter to the
committee. “Most of the
youth rules we have today were written through the experience gained through
the training and development of Sweet Pea as a youth shooter”.
While attending Eagle High School in Eagle Idaho she maintained a 3.4 GPA
and graduated with a total of 10 college credit coming from BSY, ISU and
NNU. She was active in various clubs and was a member of the marching band
and symphonic band and also served as section leader and vice president and
then president of band council. She has been accepted to not just one but two
colleges. Elyssa will attend University of Idaho this fall. She has been awarded
a four year scholarship in the amount of 8,000.00 where she will work towards
her general studies to reach her first goal as pre physical therapy and hopefully
one day pre-med.
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Sawtooth Showdown
7th Annual
Leather & Lace
By Curley Calhoun
I
daho City, ID - Well, this is going to be a
short story, because there just aren’t words to
describe ladies day in Idaho. It’s all about the
experience.
Seventeen ladies arrived in Idaho
City on Febraury 21st, to celebrate the 7th
Anniversary of Leather & Lace. You would
think they came for a best dressed contest, but
instead they are all dressed up and ready for a
gunfight. There are more gowns, garters, and
corsets than Idaho has potatoes (well almost).
The men are all gathered around ready to handle
the work for the day, hand judgin’, gun cleanin’,
and even servin’ lunch.
As Curley gets the ladies signed in,
he has them choose a time they believe they
can hit so they can win a special prize. After
the Pledge of Allegiance, the first prize of the
day is given away to the 7th lady to sign in. This
is the 7th Anniversary, isn’t it? Mustang Annie
collects the first gift and it’s a Shitsu neck and
shoulder massager. That was only the beginning
as Curley starts in with six years of Leather &
Lace trivia and another 8 gifts are given away to
those with the correct answers, and we haven’t
even fired a shot yet.
The ladies are getting a little loud and
unruly so we load ‘em up and get ‘em shooting,
and then bang…right there in the first round,
Two Talker hits her number, a .637, and wins
the special prize we spoke of earlier. It was a
$50.00 SpaFinders gift card. The excitement
carries on with more prizes given away for
hitting the light, or even a bolt on the target, and
sometimes, just for fun, even for missing three
in a row! Heck, even Curley could have won a
prize. Just when you are thinking it is getting
time for lunch, Mustang Annie hits her number,
a .633. That’s right another $50.00 SpaFinders
gift card is given away. So now you’re thinking
those two ladies are out of the running for
another gift card. Nope, they just had to choose
a new number to hit and they are right back in
the running to possibly win another one.
Lunch…Did somebody say lunch?
The men gather and start serving the ladies
with a feast fit for a gunfighter looking to win a
championship. For dessert, we were treated with
a birthday cake for young Lucas’ 7th birthday.
Yep, another 7 for the day, and a future CFDA
gunfighter...
After lunch, we got back to business.
Annie B Goode remains clean going into the
5th round, continuing to be the front runner.
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As we head into the 7th round, more than 30
prizes have been given out and 56 X’s. Just
then Sagebrush Sal hits a .777 to win herself
a free entry into a side match at our upcoming
Sawtooth Showdown, Return to Lonesome
Lowman, match in September.
Now seven rounds are over, and we
are getting our Fantastic 5 ladies all rested up as
the men gear up for the men’s gauntlet, where
the men are seeded in the position that their
lady finished the first 7 rounds. This is a quick
2 out of 3, 1X, last man standing. Nineteen men
stepped up and when the smoke cleared Tucson
was standing tall, winning the coveted Leather
& Lace garter and bragging rights for the year.
Now back to the ladies, our 3 time
Leather & Lace champion, Misty Few, earns her
way into the 5th seed by having the faster time.
She is looking to regain her title. I think she is
partial to this one, but there are four other ladies
eyeing the same prize. Our 4th seed is a new
comer, Miss Chevus. Just ahead of her is Two
Talker our 3rd seed. Our 2nd seed is Mustang
Annie, who has been shooting very well, and
this brings us to our top seed, Annie B Goode,
who shot 7 rounds clean, and hoping to take her
first Sawtooth Showdown championship.
Let’s get them to the line and settle
up this gunfight. First, Miss Chevus out guns
Misty Few with 3 well placed shots, and then
welcomes our 3rd seed, Two Talker, a veteran
gunfighter. Six shots later, Miss Chevus sends
Two Talker over to shoot with Misty Few, and
she moves on to challenge Mustang Annie. Four
good hits in a row, good shootin’ for sure, but
it just couldn’t match Mustang Annie’s speed.
Meanwhile, Misty Few and Two Talker still
looking to earn the buckle, shoot four shots
that put Two Talker in 5th place and Misty Few
looks to be back in winning form to now take
on Miss Chevus with a chance to repay her for
the earlier X. The two now battling back and
forth, take it to 2 to 2. Misty Few sends a mid- .5
down range, sending Miss Chevus off the line
to claim her first trophy in fine fashion, a cool
4th place. Back to the winner’s bracket, our top
seed, Annie B Goode, steps up and challenges
Mustang Annie. I think an Annie will win
it…sure enough, they matched hit for hit, but
Mustang Annie takes the cat bird seat. Now the
room is going quite as Misty Few, our 5th seed
takes on Annie B Goode, our 1st seed. Both have
1 X and both wanting to move on the challenge
Mustang Annie for the buckle, trophy, cash,
cover of Vogue, new F-150, and a box of animal
crackers…oh, where was I? I may have gone off
track on those last three items. 3 shots rang out
and the same light was flashing all three times,
misty Few placed three low .5’s in a row! Annie
B Goode, who had a great showing all day,
locks in 3rd place.
Can you spell DRAMA? Misty Few
will now square-off with Mustang Annie, who
gave Misty Few her first X way back in the very
first round. Mustang Annie sitting in the cat bird
seat is ready for the battle. At the light, nerves
settle in and both miss the target. Finally, Misty
Few places 3 out of 5 shots to take the first round.
Now both with 1 X each, swap lanes to do it
again. Mustang Annie puts four hits in a row all
in the mid-to-upper .5’s, but Misty Few flashes
the light three times to win an unprecedented
four Leather & Lace championships. Long live
the queen…and congratulations to Mustang
Annie for earning 1st Runner up.
Now it’s time to get down to the
men’s favorite part of the match, the ladies
gauntlet. The ladies are called up based on their
place in the match to face the gauntlet of men,
who wait eagerly to present their lady shooter
with a special gauntlet gift. This year, it was
a vintage floral handkerchief filled with hearts
and kisses…chocolate, that is. You’d think this
was already too much fun, but you’d be wrong.
We still had a couple prizes to give away. Yep,
two more $50.00 SpaFinder gift cards went
unclaimed, so back to the score sheets we went.
If you remember the first two gift cards were
given out for hitting the time selected at the
start of the match. So this time, we looked for
those who shot the closest to their time. Well,
Misty Few (does she ever get tired of winning?)
missed her time twice by only .001 giving her
the first of the remaining two cards. Denali
earned the second one for also missing her time
by only .001.
Well, so much for a short story. Come
on, did you really think I was capable of a short
story? A fun time was had by all so the three
Curley’s can rest a bit until we kick it off for the
ladies again next year.
See you next year in Idaho City! –
Curley Calhoun
2015 Leather & Lace results:
Champion: Misty Few
1st Runner-up: Mustang Annie
3rd Place: Annie B Goode
4th Place: Miss Chevus
5th Place: Two Talker
6th Place: Lady Drifter
7th Place: Legally Loaded
8th Place: Krazy Kate
9th Place: Cool Hand Suz
10th Place: Lady Hawk
11th Place: Sagebrush Sal
12th Place: Ms. Hettie
13th Place: Denali
14th Place: KarrUn Iron
15th Place: Outlaw Mama
16th Place: Little Lady
17th Place: Lady Buzzard
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Cash Payouts & Awards Top 25 Men & Top 20 Ladies
World Category Championships
for All Recognized CFDA Categories
1 Place Championship Gold Pans for Every Category
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All CFDA Rules apply, must be a CFDA Member to participate
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1st Place $250 & Pietta Six-Gun! - 2nd Place $150 - 3rd Place $100 (In Each Bracket!!!)
Blast for Cash is included in your Main Match Entry Fee!
The Fastest Money in the Game of Cowboy Fast Draw!
Other Information
Craft
Vendors
Food
Vendors!
Multi-Purpose Building - is located at the Fairgrounds Park just a hundred feet from the shooting area. This building is
used for Registration, Marshal’s Muster, Life Member’s Reception, Seminars and Regulator’s Meeting.
The Pavilion Covered Area - This is a very large shaded shooter’s area. No need for pop-ups, but bring tables and chairs.
Saturday Night Awards – (Sponsored By: MERNICKLE HOLSTERS) Held at the Fallon Convention Center We will
present the 2015 CFDA Top Gun of the Year Awards and all contest awards that have been determined up to that point.
MERNICKLE HOLSTERS is providing Beer, Wine and Snacks (Free of Charge). Just go out and have a nice dinner at
your favorite restaurant in Fallon, then come and join the fun! Or (See Our Food Vendors). You may also B.Y.O.B. if
what we have doesn’t suit your taste. We will have some major drawing prizes including guns and holsters! We’ll also
have some CFDA Shoot for the Stars Auctions and drawings.
RV Spots - We have RV spots available at the Churchill County Fairgrounds Campgrounds. They are a short walk to the
shooting area. The cost is only $19.50 per night, the spaces have electric and water but no sewer, but a sewer dump is on
the grounds. Please reserve these spots though us at CFDA Main Office at 775-575-1802, first come, first serve.
For More Information: Email to info@cowboyfastdraw.com.
Food Vendors - There will be several food vendors on site, with some serving breakfast
Classic
Car Show
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Saturday!
Friday & Saturday Night Awards Ceremony
at the Fallon Convention Center!
Register Today at www.cowboyfastdraw.com or call 775-575-1802
Fastest Gun Alive Prize Structure
Over $40,000 in Cash, Trophies & Prizes!!!
Men’s Division
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
11th
12th
13th
14th
15th
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
Lady’s Division
$1,500 & Custom Trophy by Chisum, World Championship Silver Buckle, 1st
$1,500 & Custom Trophy by Chisum, World Championship Silver Buckle,
Merncikle Custom Prize Holster ($1,000 Value)& Pietta Engraved Six-Gun
Merncikle Custom Prize Holster ($1,000 Value) & Pietta Engraved Six-Gun
$1,250 & Gold Pan2nd
$1,250 & Gold Pan
$1,000 & Gold Pan
3rd
$1,000 & Gold Pan
$750 & Gold Pan
4th
$750 & Gold Pan
16th
$100 & Gold Pan
$500 & Gold Pan
5th
$500 & Gold Pan
17th
$100 & Gold Pan
$400 & Gold Pan
6th
$400 & Gold Pan
18th
$100 & Gold Pan
$300 & Gold Pan
7th
$300 & Gold Pan
19th
$100 & Gold Pan
$250 & Gold Pan
8th
$250 & Gold Pan
20th
$100 & Gold Pan
$225 & Gold Pan
9th
$225 & Gold Pan
$200 & Gold Pan
10th
$200 & Gold Pan
$175 & Gold Pan
11th
$150 & Gold Pan
Past Overall World Champions
$175 & Gold Pan
21st
$100 & Gold Pan
12th
$150 & Gold Pan
Men
Ladies
$175 & Gold Pan
22nd $100 & Gold Pan
13th
$150 & Gold Pan Lynn Corbin
UT
$175 & Gold Pan
23rd
$100 & Gold Pan
14th
$150 & Gold Pan 2004 Greg Danielson SD
2005
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Miss
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ID
$175 & Gold Pan
24th
$100 & Gold Pan
15th
$150 & Gold Pan
2006 Quick Cal
NV
Dusty Bottoms
MN
$150 & Gold Pan
25th
$100 & Gold Pan
2007 Slippery Cinch
SD
Miss B. Haven
ID
$150 & Gold Pan
2008
Short
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NV
Alotta
Lead
NV
$150 & Gold Pan
2009
Master
Gunfighter
CA
Alotta
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All other ties for places will be determined by fastest shot in the round the
$150 & Gold Pan
shooters recieve their 4th “X”.
The Top 7 Men and Women Qualifiers will be in the Magnificent 7 Overall Shootff.
All CFDA Rules & Guidelines Apply
Top Couple - World Championship Team - Spirit of the Game
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Miss B Haven
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Fastest Gun Alive - 1st Place
Pietta Prize Guns
Our 2015 Fastest Gun Alive - Men’s and Ladies’
World Champions will be presented a
Pietta (Factory-Engraved) Six-Gun. Pietta of Italy, are
Major Sponsors of the CFDA Top Gun Tour.
Thank You Alessandro Pietta & The Pietta Family!
2015 Fastest Gun Alive Staff
Match Director
Quick Cal
Asst. Match Director
Boulder Vaquero
Chief Range Master
Mongo
Head Score Keeper
Wild Shot
Head Wrangler
Dead Eye Kid
Registration
Ubet, Nevada Belle, Boulder’s Babe, and Cool Hand Suz
Solicitor Generals
Grasshopper & Uncle Willy
Quarter MasterChisum
Score Keepers
The Librarian, Ubet, & Nevada Belle
Prime Time Announcers
Curley Calhoun & Quick Cal
Range Masters
CFDA Regulators and Range Masters
Photographers
Hannah Calder & Express Rider
PaymasterHannah Calder
CFDA General Store
Alotta Lead, Hannah Calder, Jackie Daniels,& Nickem Badly
Town Folk Alley
Local CFDA Members
Trophies & Decorations
Chisum, Hannah Calder & Alotta Lead
Vendors
Alotta Lead & Cody
SecurityCody
Preachers (Cowboy Church)
Caleb & Nitro Kid
AmmunitionChisum
Posse Marshals(Men): Sundowner, Curley Calhoun, Boulder Vaquero, Gentleman Jim, Nevada
Smith, Short Keg, PG Taylor, Bounty Hunter, Thirsty, Jimmie O, Cowboy Up, Gentleman George,
The Gunslinger, Tin Bender, Boss,Windmill Kid & others.
(Ladies): Boulder’s Babe, Cool Hand Suz, Legally Loaded,, K.K. Kid, Grasshopper, Corkey &
others.
CFDA Top Guns of the Year
1st Place Ruger Prize Guns
Our 2015 Top Guns of the Year
(Man & Lady) will be presented Stainless Ruger
Vaqueros, Ruger Firearms are Major Sponsors of The
2015 CFDA Top Gun Tour.
Great Lodging Choices!
Match Headquarters - Comfort Inn 775-423-5554 (Sponsor Motel)
Discount Code LFAST
Bonanza Inn /Super 8 Motel 775-423-6031 (Sponsor Motel)
Holiday Inn 775-428-2588 Best Western 775-423-6005
Econo Lodge 775-423-2194
Motel 6 775-423-2277 Travelodge 775-428-0300 Fallon Lodge 775-423-4648
906 House (Bed & Breakfast) 775-428-1906
RV Spots Available at the Fairgrounds! Call 775-575-1802 to reserve
If you see that something needs to be done, help is always appreciated, please just chip in. IT’S THE COWBOY WAY!
Back By Popular Demand!!!
Quick and the Dead $20 Entry Fee (50% to CFDA
shoot for the Stars Scholarship Fund)
This has become a very popular kick-off event on Thursday Morning. It’s a 1-X Elimination
Match. All Commands and standard range procedures will apply. You and your first round opponent will each Load and Make Ready with 5 rounds. Upon the start light, you both draw and fire as
many shots as it takes to hit the target. The first shooter to register a hit wins the round, the loser is
out. Quick and the Dead is not just another clever name! The rounds will continue till the last man
or lady is standing. Men & Women will shoot together, 1st Place wins 50% of the entry fees, 2nd
Place gets ZERO. In this competition you are either Quick or Dead!
Recommendation: For shooters using their off-hand to fan mulitple shots and using any sixgun with a firing pin protruding from the hammer (colt-style action) we strongly recommend
wearing a leather glove on the off-hand. It is not a requirement.
Double Trouble Side Match
Get out your double rig for this one, Buscadero Rigs will be allowed for this side match only.
You will face off and take on two CFDA Targets at a distance of 10’, with the targets 5’ apart.
Shooters may do it all with one gun or they may use two guns at the same time, whatever they
choose! It’ll be 5 times and your best 3 times will be added together for a total time for your
score. AND, You may try it as many times as you like! $10 Entry Fee Per 5 Attempts.
Balloon-Disc Target Challenge (Approx. 18”)
Shot at 15’, Best 4 Hits out of 5 Shots, fpr a 4 Shot Total
~ 50% to CFDA Shoot for the Stars ~
(Pot) 50% Payout for 1st 50%, 2nd 30%, and 3rd 20%
2015 CFDA Fastest Gun Alive Best Dressed Contest
We bet you’ve been asking yourself, “Just what does it take to win Best Dressed at the Fastest Gun Alive 2015 World Championship of Cowboy Fast Draw?”
Well, here’s your answer. You don’t have to worry about dressin’ for a category, just show up and each day you are put in a category that best fits your attire. Each person,
whose duds fit into one of the below listed categories, will be given points on a daily basis ranging from 1(lookin’ good) to 5(sharp as a double-edged knife). The contest is
in effect each day of the match and includes the evening events. Even non-shootin’ family members who are in the shooting area and/or at the evening events will be scored
so we can select the Best Dressed Couple and Family. For Best Dressed Couple at least one (1) person must be shootin’ in the event and for Best Dressed Family at least
two (2) must be shootin’.
The awards will go to the Best Dressed Couple, Best Dressed Family, Men’s Period and Ladies Period, Working Cowgirl and Working Cowboy, Overall Best
Dressed Lady and Overall Best Dressed Man, Best Dressed Annie Oakley and Best Dressed Billy-the-Kid.
Button up your boots, cinch up your corsets, dust off your top hats and shine those spurs, and we’ll see you in Fallon, Nevada.
Curley Calhoun & Cool Hand Suz
2015 Fastest Gun Alive SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
Wednesday – September 30th:
Saturday – October 3rd:
10:00 a.m.– 4:00pm Check-in/Registration Opens - Sign-up for U.S. Marshal’s Cup (Free Entry Fee)
12:00 noon
2015 Inaugural U.S. Marshal’s Cup
(Open to U.S. Marshals, Appointed Deputies and Regulators Only)
3 out of 5 – 3-X Match (Compliments of CFDA – Revolving Trophy is the Main Prize)
5:30 p.m.
2015 Marshal’s Muster (Multi-Purpose Building, food and soft drinks will be provided)
Thursday – October 1st:
7:30 a.m. 9:00 a.m.
10:00 a.m.
10:30 -3:00
1:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.
4:45 p.m.
6:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Check-in/Registration/Equiptment Check Opens
The Quick and the Dead Jackpot Shoot
Category Championship Matches (3 out of 5 – 2-X), Except Shootists
Side Matches (Double Trouble & Balloon-Disc Challenge)
Charity Celebrity Shoot – (Coaches, Guns & Holsters Needed!)
Shootist Jackpot Shoot (3 out of 5 – 2-X) (Participants must run match them
selves) (Host will provide range, ammo, score cards, & score sheets)
Regulator Meeting (Multi-Purpose Building)
Life Member’s Reception (Dinner Served- Multi-Purpose Building)
Social Gathering & Talent Night (Multi-Purpose Building)
Life Member Dinner: Brisket, Pork Riblets, Chicken, Sausages, and All the Fix’ins (By: Big Ed)!!!
Friday – October 2nd:
7 - 8:15 a.m. Check-in/Registration (Closes at 8:15 sharp)
7:15 a.m. Shooter Equipment Check (Also Available Wed & Thurs)
8:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony & Shooter's Safety Meeting (Mandatory)
9:00 a.m. Fastest Gun Alive - Begins!!!! (7 Rounds)
2:00 p.m.
Resurrection Match Sign-ups ($15) Begins at CFDA General Store
7:00 p.m. Category World Championship & Side Match Awards
(Fallon Convention Center)
7:30 a.m.
Sign-up for Resurrection Match (Sign-ups end by 9:00, or upon
elimination in 8th Round)
8:45 a.m. Shooter's Meeting (Main Match)
9:00 a.m.
Main Match Continues!
9:45 a.m.
Shooter’s Meeting (Resurrection Match)
10:00 a.m. Resurrection Match (2 out of 3) 2-X
Approx 3:00 p.m. Top 5 Shootist World Championship Shootoff (Conclusion of Main Match on Range A)
CFDA Annual Awards Ceremony (Fallon Convention Center – No Dinner)
Sponsored By: Mernickle Custom Holsters
6:00 p.m. Doors Open: Soft Drinks, Beer, Wine and Snacks Provided
7:15 p.m. CFDA Annual Awards, Special Drawings, Top 25 Men & 20 Women
(Except Mag 7)
Shoot for the Stars Auction (after awards)
Sunday – October 4th:
7:30 a.m. Cowboy Church with Caleb & Nitro Kid (Multi-Purpose Building)
8:15 a.m. Shooter's Meeting
8:30 a.m. Blast for Cash! Bracket Matches (Ranges A - D) (2 out of 3 – 2-X’s)
Master Gunfighter (Range A), Gunfighter (Range B), Sheriff (Range C), Deputy (Range D)
12:00 High Noon Youth Top 5 World Championship Shootoff
12:30 p.m.
Magnificent 7 Fastest Gun Alive – Men & Ladies
(Overall World Championship Shoot-offs)
Approx. 2:00 p.m. Final Award Ceremony (Bracket Awards & Top 7 Overall)
Please Note: Schedules are subject to change.
Competitors are responsible to check daily schedules that will be posted next to score boards.
Friday & Saturday Posse System
We are continuing the CFDA Posse System. As soon as Lane Assignments are posted and you check to see what Range you are assigned to, you are considered a member of that posse for that round. Please
report to the assigned Range immediately! The Posse Marshal will be in charge of assigning members of the posse to be the Range Master, Announcer and Scorekeeper, unless they have already been assigned. Please
stay with your posse and help out, as needed, until your posse is done. Posse Marshals are only there to make sure all duties are assigned, not to do it all themselves, please chip in and help!
Professional Photographer Bill Lane with
BJ Lane’s Images will be in attendance to
take event photos and personal photos
throughout the event!
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Range came alive with a bang on
Friday, May 22, 2015 for the opening day
of the 7th Annual Great Northwest Territorial
Championship hosted by the Treasure Valley
Gunslingers and Snake River Gunslingers.
First up on the schedule were the 3 X, 3 out
of 5, Last Man Standing category matches.
With the men shooting on the A Range and
the ladies dueling it out on the B Range, we
had whittled our way down to our winners
by mid-afternoon.
Dinner that evening was provided
for shooters and their families by GNTC
at the Treasure Valley Gunslingers’ indoor
range, the home of Legally Loaded and
Bounty Hunter. The category awards were
given following dinner with the first place
winners as follows: Ladies Traditional –
Diamond Rio; Men’s Traditional – Oregon
Ranger; Ladies 49er – Lefty Lipscomb;
Men’s 49er – Marshal Cooper; Ladies
Senior – Ambrosia; Men’s Senior – Caleb;
Ladies Super Senior – Mustang Annie;
Men’s Super Senior – Gentleman Jim;
Grand Lady – Lady Drifter; Men’s Old
Timer – Short Keg; Men’s Golden Gun
– Sundowner; Ladies Shootist – Annie B
Goode; and Men’s Shootist – Wild Shot.
The Main Match got underway
Saturday morning with 79 men, 30 ladies
and five youth registered for a total of
114 shooters. What a fantastic turnout!
Shooters rode into Idaho from California,
Colorado, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon,
Texas and Utah. This year we had several
new shooters who were not only new to
this event, but new to Cowboy Fast Draw
as well! Before the match began, PG
Taylor called all active military and veteran
shooters front and center to be honored,
recognized and thanked for their service to
our country. We certainly would not be able
to enjoy our great sport without the sacrifices
of our military servicemen and women.
Then it was time to get down to some
serious (but fun) shooting. At the end of the
day, 40 men and 15 ladies were left to vie for
the championships on Sunday. Silent auction
items were available for bidding throughout
the day and raffle tickets were sold for Ruger
and Uberti pistols.
The Saturday evening dinner was
hosted once again by the Great Northwest
Territorial Championship and Treasure Valley
Gunslinger members at the indoor range.
After dinner, a live auction was held for a
concealed carry purse, a lady’s elk ivory ring
and an original framed oil painting on cigarette
paper by Blue Pony. A big thank you goes out
to those who donated items not only for the
live auction but the silent auction as well.
Shooting resumed bright and early
on Championship Sunday as we started
working our way down to our top five men
and lady shooters. Since our youth shooters
were busy with school on Friday, their
category matches were held Sunday morning
as well. Our winners were Tank (Billy the
Kid), Sea Shooter (Annie Oakley) and Spud
(Men Junior). After completion of the Shoot
for Loot category matches, we were ready to
begin our championship rounds.
For the youth divisions, our first
place winners were Sea Shooter (Annie
Oakley), Tank (Billy the Kid), Annie B Goode
(Lady Junior) and Spud (Men Junior). The
overall youth winners (from first to fifth) were
Tank, Sea Shooter, Angel Eyes, Sheriff Rango
and Kid Rango.
Our top five seeded ladies (from first
to fifth) were Mustang Annie, K K Kid, Lefty
Lipscomb, Annie B Goode and Legally Loaded.
Annie B Goode worked her way up from fourth
seed to shoot it out for the championship with
Mustang Annie. Annie B Goode was shooting
some pretty awesome times with that big ole
long gun of hers, but after two rounds the third
winning shot belonged to Mustang Annie from
Idaho, our 2015 GNTC Ladies Champion!
This left Annie B Goode in a very respectable
second place with K K Kid placing third, Lefty
Lipscomb fourth and Legally Loaded fifth.
Over on the men’s side, our top five
seeded shooters (from first to fifth) were Tin
Bender, Marshal Cooper, Old West, Dangerous
Dave and Oregon Ranger. After losing his first
round, Oregon Ranger came back the hard way
to shoot it out with Marshal Cooper for the
championship. Marshal Cooper prevailed to
win the Men’s GNTC title for the second year
in a row. Tin Bender placed third (he was the
only shooter out of both the men and ladies to
make it to the finals with no Xs), Dangerous
Dave fourth and Old West fifth. The top
three finishers just happen to be a replay
of the top three finishers at the 2014 World
Championships!
Our Shoot for Loot winners were
Trinity (.450 and under), Tucson (.451-.560),
Ricochet (.561-.650), the Texan (.651-.750) and
Cimarron (.751 and over). The highest placing
couple was Tin Bender and Diamond Rio. The
highest placing man and lady shooters for the
Great Northwest Territorial area were Oregon
Ranger and Mustang Annie which earned them
entries to the World Championships. Our
Spirit of the Game winner was Wild Shot.
The gun raffle winners were Taz
(Ubertti) and Hunter Dan (Ruger). All of the
shooters’ names went into a hat at no charge
for a second Ruger and the lucky winner was
Gray Wolf. We may need to ban him from
future gun raffles as he seems to have a habit
of winning, but word is he gave the gun to his
better half, Ms. Hettie, so we will give him a
pass this time!
A great big special thank you goes
out to Legally Loaded and PG Taylor, the trail
bosses of this event. A big shout out also
goes to Wild Shot and Mustang Annie who
spent lots of time in the Schoolhouse drawing
rounds, entering scores and keeping track
of the X counts. The Crazy Woman Range
received a fresh coat of paint this spring and
was in tip top shape for the shooters thanks
to the hard work of members of the Treasure
Valley Gunslingers. A big thanks also to Miss
B Haven and Calamity, owners of the range,
for all their help and hard work as well. A
thank you also to our sponsors: L & J Pallets
(who sponsored the Junior buckles), RK
Gunsmithing, Alpha Omega, Hap Tallman, D
& B Supply, Lowe’s, Sportsman’s Warehouse,
Boise Gun Company, Joyce Creations, C & R
Wax and Krazy Kate.
Proceeds from the category matches
and auctions were donated to our local Elks
Club for their charities and to the Horizon
Seekers, a group of young men and ladies
from the Notus School District who are raising
money for a trip to Washington DC and New
York. They were our food vendor for this
event, providing breakfast, lunch and snack
items for our competitors and supporters.
Also known as the “Rowdies,” they took care
of target cleaning and running score sheets to
the Schoolhouse.
Thanks to all who made the trip to
Idaho for this year’s event. It was a great
turnout and we were blessed with perfect
shooting weather. (We may have Red
Ryder from California to thank for that…
after checking our forecast, he brought four
different coats with him as he was convinced
the weather was going to be anything but
what it turned out to be!) Good luck and safe
travels to all shooters as you head out for the
fall season of CFDA titled events. We hope
to see you in Idaho in 2016 for the 8th Annual
Great Northwest Territorial Championship!
(Results & pictures on next page)
Overall
Juniors
Overall Champions
Marshal Cooper
& Mustang Annie
Top 15 Men
Top 15 Ladies
Top Billy the Kid
& Annie Oakley
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2 OREGON RANGER
3 TIN BENDER
4 DANGEROUS DAVE
5 OLD WEST
6 QUICK CAL
7 MONGO
8 SHORT KEG
9 CALEB
10 RED RYDER
11 JIMMIE O
12 PG TAYLOR
13 WILDSHOT
14 CODY
15 SPUD
16 NEVADA SMITH
17 SENSE OF YUMA
18 GAMBIT
19 HANGMAN
20 HIGHLANDER
Top 15 Ladies
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2 ANNIE B. GOODE
3 K. K. KID
4 LEFTY LIPSCOMB
5 LEGALLY LOADED
6 MISS B HAVEN
7 COOL HAND SUZ
8 LADY DRIFTER
9 DIAMOND RIO
10 SAGEBRUSH SAL
11 OUTLAW MAMA
12 BUCKWHEAT
13 SPITFIRE
14 BAM BAM
15 MISTY FEW
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Grand Teton
Gunfights
By Idaho Renegade
Overall Champions
Debbie Sioux & Tin Bender
T
win Falls, ID - The Eagle Rock Outlaws we finished 7 rounds in all divisions with a him some time, but his .6’s were too much
celebrated their 5th anniversary with the short break to have our great photographer for Bumble Bee giving him his first “X”.
Annual Grand Teton Gunfights!! Every Moe take a group picture around noon. Once Meanwhile, Copper Top defeated Jewelz
one of the 54 shooters received a SPECIAL the smoke cleared most of the shooters stuck giving her 5th place and would then proceed
hat pin commemorating this years’ event in around and started socializing with old friends to take out Bumble Bee giving him a 4th place
their shooters bags along with lots of other and getting to know new ones until dinner finish. Our #1 seed Mischevious Mustang
goodies provided by our 50+ sponsors!! Pre- was ready. Fellow Eagle Rock Outlaws, Lulu picked a lane and proceeded to give Tank
registration started early Friday afternoon as Belle, Saddle Up, Buckwheat James, and a run for his money by going 5 shots and a
shooters arrived from the Treasure Valley, their family members once again volunteered 2-2 tie! The lights came on and Tank’s .661
Twin Falls area and even a few all the way to cook and serve the meal this year and it was a bit faster than the .903 from Mustang,
from Georgia!! This year, thanks to all the was great, as usual!! Then I took the mic sending him down to battle it out against
help from our members we had the ranges and announced how all the shooters placed Copper Top for third. With Tank waiting
ready and waiting for them and when they in the Main Match along with the seeding for the winner, Copper Top took a 1-0 lead
asked if they could practice early we were for the Top 5 Shoot-offs in each division for but Mischevious Mustang came back with
able to accommodate them by opening Sunday. I also let all 42 shooters that signed 3 hits in a row thus handing Copper Top 3rd
the range at 3:00 instead of 6 p.m.! Our up for the “Ransom Shoot” know which of place in the Youth Division. It was do-ornormally scheduled “Sponsors Appreciation the 4 time brackets they were shooting in on die now for Mishcevious as he had to beat
Shoot” ended up being a Town Folk Alley Sunday morning!! Many stayed after dinner Tank twice to take home this years’ Youth
with the arrival of over 20 spectators that to talk, joke around and laugh with each other title. Both shooters went 3 for 3 but Tanks
had heard about our big event and wanted to until their bed’s called them in for some well times were just faster giving him the 2015
come see what it was all about!! Thanks to needed rest.
Grand Teton Gunfights Youth Championship
all the shooters that helped with holstering, The sun rose on a beautiful Sunday and Mischevious Mustang taking 2nd!! The
safety orientations and hand judging these morning and Stainless Steel was gracious cheering was awesome and all the kids were
“potential” gunfighters!! All had a great time enough to hold Cowboy Church at 7:00 a.m. congratulated for their great shooting!!
and there were some that will become NEW with a few songs and inspirational words On to the Ladies Division we went,
Eagle Rock Outlaws for sure!
about love, faith and the Lord. At around 8 with 5th seeded Country Girl, who finished
Saturday morning arrived and a.m. we pledged to the flag, a prayer from 2nd last year, taking on #4 Two Talker. After
the last few shooters arrived and signed in Stainless Steel again and had a short shooters 3 quick shots, Two Talker won and moved up
while our food vendor, Franklins Famous meeting. Then we put 2 bracket groups to take on Debbie Sioux. It only took Debbie
Cheese Steak Company, prepared coffee, on each range and began a 2-X Last Man Sioux 4 shots to send Two Talker back down
breakfast Philly’s and other belly fillers. The Standing competition!
to face Country Girl again to decide 5th place.
silent auction bidding and raffle
Then Debbie made quick work of
Ransom Shoot results:
ticket sales for the Cimarron .45
#2 Sagebrush Sal and Two Talker
.530 to .611
617 to .700 720 & Up
continued from Friday evening with .525 & Under
did the same to Country Girl giving
Red
Bullet Chaser
Stainless Steel her the Ladies 5th place award. That
shooters and spectators bidding and 1. Tin Bender
Tank
Two Talker
Pyro
buying everywhere! At 8:45 we 2. Buzzard Cooper
left Sagebrush Sal to take on Two
3.
Tucson
Annie
B.
Goode
Web
Toe
Country Girl Talker to determine 4th and Debbie
recited the pledge of allegiance and
had a prayer provided by Stainless
Sioux against our #1 seeded Annie
Steel. Then we held our shooters meeting and Once we finished the Ransom B. Goode. Both Sagebrush and Two Talker
at 9:00 a.m. we called shooters to the line and Shoot we took a short break before beginning had a bit of trouble finding the target at first
started the Main Match!!
the Top 5 Championship Shoot-Offs in the but eventually Two Talker was able to win
Our traditional “COME TO Youth Division. It was great to have some the round leaving Sal in 4th place. At the same
SHOOT” format went well with the Men youth shooters back at the Hideout for our 5th time Debbie Sioux was able to defeat Annie
shooting first followed by the Youth division anniversary and 4 of them were brand new B. Goode sending her to face Two Talker to
and then the Ladies. Many volunteers helped Eagle Rock Outlaws and CFDA members!! shoot it out for 2nd in the Ladies Division.
run the range, keep score and announce Round 1 began with 5th seeded Jewlez against Annie found the target faster 3 out of 5 times
and Head Scorekeeper Bam Bam had the #4 Bumble Bee. After 5 shots Bumble Bee and that meant Two Talker would end up in
next Men’s round posted before the Youths sent Jewelz to the losers bracket and moved 3rd. Then it was Annie’s job to win 2 rounds
& Ladies were done shooting so there was on to third seed Copper Top, where he in a row against Debbie Sioux in order to
never a delay between rounds! THANKS dispensed of her in 5 shots also. Then #2 repeat as our Ladies Champion. The first
BAM BAM!! We continued shooting until seed Tank stepped up to the line and it took round went fast with Annie hitting three .6’s
in a row to give Debbie her first “X”. They
moved down to lanes 3 & 4, loaded up for the
final round, and the commands were given.
Annie came out of the gate with two hits to
take a 2-0 lead. Then Debbie Sioux found her
game and proceeded to shoot a .594, a .593
and a .571 all in a row to beat Annie’s .6’s and
Debbie Sioux became the first Eagle Rock
Outlaw in 5 years to win the Grand Teton
Gunfights Ladies Division with Annie B.
Goode finishing 2nd!! Congratulations Debbie
Sioux!!
After everyone handed out hugs
and congratulations to Debbie and Annie
we took a short break and then began the
Men’s Championship Shoot-Off at HIGH
NOON!! It would start off with 5th seeded
Buckwheat James against #4 seed Dangerous
Dave. These two Eagle Rock Outlaws have
dueled it out more than once in our regular
monthly matches but this time their goals
were to try and win the Men’s Division in
our biggest event of the year! Both had a
little trouble getting going but eventually
Dangerous Dave was able to win the round
and move on to take on 3rd seeded Gambit.
Buckwheat James had to wait for a while as
Gambit and Dave fired off 13 shots before
Gambit finished the round with a .445
sending Dave to the losers bracket. Our 2nd
seeded shooter, Tucson, stepped up to take on
Gambit while Dangerous Dave & Buckwheat
James filled lanes 3 & 4. It didn’t take but 3
shots in the .4’s for Tucson to send Gambit
packing and Dave & Buckwheat fought to a
2-2 tie before Dangerous hit the target with
a .497 to give Buckwheat James 5th place.
Then Gambit and Dangerous Dave went at it
again with Gambit winning the round leaving
Dave in 4th, while over on lanes 1 & 2 our
#1 seed and two-time defending champion,
Tin Bender was able to give Tucson his first
“X” of the shoot-offs with a .388 and 2 low
.4’s. That sent Tucson to shoot it out with
Gambit. Gambit put 4 shots in a row on the
plate, winning the round and that left Tucson
in 3rd place. Now Gambit had the daunting
task of having to win 2 rounds in a row to
become Men’s Champion. They both toed
the line and Gambit was able to put 3 out of
4 on the target while Tin Bender went cold
thus giving both shooters 1 “X” a piece. The
Range Master moved them down to lanes 3 &
4, center stage. They loaded up and the “Line
was Ready”. Tin Bender found the target with
a .386, then a .389 going up 2-0. “Shooters on
the line….. Shooters Set”……the light took
what seemed like forever to come on and as
Tin Bender leaned farther & farther back in
his stance, THE LIGHT CAME ON! They
both drew and fired, Gambit hits with a .488
but Tin Bender’s bullet hit the target as he fell
backwards having to catch his balance as his
light started blinking….a .363!! The crowd
went wild for both shooters!! Gambit was
our 2nd place finisher and Tin Bender became
our 2015 Grand Teton Gunfights Men’s
Division Champion for the third year in a
row!!
The weekend’s fastest time in the
Youth division was Tank with a .536!! In
the Ladies division Debbie Sioux fired off a
.546 and in the Men’s Tin Bender had a .363!
The best shooting percentage for the Youth
Division was Mischevious Mustang with an
astounding 86%! Lulu Belle shot 80% in the
Ladies Division and Stainless Steel shot 81%
in the Men’s Division! Nice shooting!!
Before and during the shoot we
sold raffle tickets for a brand Cimarron
single-action .45 revolver!! When the tickets
were all sold we drew the winner ….Russ
Weaver!! He was one of the shooters that
came to our Town Folk Alley on Friday night
and tickets!!! Pretty sure this will help him
become a new Eagle Rock Outlaw member
now that he has a gun!! Congratulations
Russ! After the shoot we had a drawing for
a FREE 1-year membership to our club and
drew out Melissa Bristol’s name!! She’s been
our photographer for the last 3 years and
now she’ll be shooting with us next year!!
Congrats to Moe!! Her alias will be “Soul
Catcher”!
I want to thank each and every
Eagle Rock Outlaw member that helped get
the ranges ready, loaned their tents, chairs &
tables, and everything else it took to make
this event another big success!! Thanks to
all the other “Shooter Sponsors” from ours
and other clubs that donated items for the
shooters bags, silent auction and door prizes
and to those that sponsored other shooters so
they could compete in this great event! I don’t
know what our club would do without my
father, Hangman, who creates fun, one-of-akind trophies and awards for all our winning
shooters!! Shooters have told me that they
come to this event and our monthly matches
Grand Teton Shoot-off results:
Mens Division Tin Bender
Gambit
Tucson
Dangerous Dave
Buckwheat James
Youth Division
Tank
Mischevious Mustang
Copper Top
Bumble Bee
Jewelz
just to have a chance at winning his unique
awards, thanks Dad! My mom, Ida Hitt,
works tirelessly to contact every sponsor,
solicit new sponsors and collect, sort through
all the items, and put together the Shooters
Bags, silent auction and door prize tables.
Idaho Coyote also helped contact and collect
many items donated by our 54 sponsors this
year!! Thanks to Dangerous Dave for getting
us another gun to raffle off this year and for
all his help announcing, scorekeeping, Range
Mastering and everything else he does for
us! Thanks to our head scorekeeper, Bam
Bam for another year of flawless drawing
and posting of each round, keeping score
and everything else she did as well as all the
volunteer scorekeepers, Range Masters and
announcers that stepped up when they were
needed! Thanks to Allen Herres a famous
local Idaho artist for coming out to touch
up the giant 20’x8’ wall mural purchased by
the club and for being one of our vendors
for the weekend displaying and selling his
great artwork and other custom made items.
Also, Doug Theiman Leather, who has been
a big sponsor and vendor at our shoot every
year!! Thanks to our food vendor, Franklins
Famous Cheese Steak Company, for serving
Top 10 men
Top 10 Ladies
Ladies Division
1st
Debbie Sioux
2nd Annie B. Goode
3rd Two Talker
4th
Sagebrush Sal
5th Country Girl
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great breakfast and lunch items both days of
our event! They said they loved our event and
will be back next year!! Our photographer,
Melissa “Moe” Bristol came out again and
spent both days taking lots of pictures which
will be posted on the Eagle Rock Outlaws
facebook page and the CFDA facebook page
AND be sending a picture DVD to those
that ordered them for a small charge of $5.
Another BIG THANK YOU to Lulu Belle,
Saddle Up, Buckwheat James, Dorothy and
their families for preparing and serving the
great dinner for everyone on Saturday night!!
And finally, a BIG THANKS to Quick Cal
and the Cowboy Fast Draw Association
along with all the shooters for their constant
and continuing support of our club and this
great event year after year!! People kept
complimenting me for such a great shoot
and I want to tell you, without everyone in
our club along with all the shooters in all the
other clubs and the CFDA itself we wouldn’t
be the family we are today! I’m just glad to
be a part of it! See you all next year!!
Idaho Renegade
Overall Youth
Page 24
WALKING LIKE A
COWBOY...IS MORE
THAN OK HERE!
By Boss T L3239
A
t a recent
practice
match the topic
(as always comes
up) was about
which is more
important: being
fast or accurate!
The discussion
was
dragging
along and I lost
attention
until
some mentioned
a hammer was
snagging on their
black corset and it had to come off!
My attention was quickly re-focused
when Holli-Day commented that she was needing
an adjustment to her garments. This concept has
never really been address by any of us cowhands but
then none of us wear a corset to practice sessions.
Several of our fillies bring a whole new concept to
the term “dressed to play.”
But, then remembering back to other
shooting matches, I do remember those over the top
cowboys and cowgirls who go that extra mile to look
like they came right out of a saloon in the early west.
There was a photographer at the Fastest Gun Alive
contest taking pictures of men with cowboy style
beards. He had found over 50 shooters to pose for
him. So I decided to write this article to recognize
those shooters who take the chance to look “cooler”
even if you shoot like a drunk gunslinger on a threeday binge.
Now let us start our conversation with a
closer look at the plainsman or prairie chicken from
the American Western period (1867-1920) from the
Head to knees. Foot wear will be covered in our
next segment entitle: Boy, those are some big ones
Cowboy!
Cowboy hats started around 1865 by
John B. Stetson. His five dollar oversized brim hat
did not catch on right away but was advertised to
block sun and rain on the open range. Until this
time, felt hats were mostly cast offs from formal
wear that were re- shaped to serve the cowboy
better. The cowboy hat really did not catch on until
the turn of the 19th century.
Inquiring minds want to know why Tonto
never wore a hat but the Lone Ranger was always
wearing a 10 gallon white hat? I will not even
comment about the second generation Tonto with
the dead bird on his head.
In 1906, President Roosevelt made the
straw Panama hat popular by wearing it in several
photos and while attending meetings. So all you
CFDA shooters wearing Panama straw hats, more
than likely, gunfighters never wore one.
Levi Strauss and Jacob Davis (1873)
hold the patent on indigo pants (became blue jeans
in the 1950-60s). These were denim cut down
version of pants around since 17th century called
“waist overalls.” There is even a web site that list
25 uses for old blue jeans like making them into pot
holders.
19th century cowboys most likely never
wore black leather waist belts. Men’s pants only
came with high waist buttons for suspenders. It was
not until WWI that belt loops appeared on men’s
uniforms with the lower waist required to wear a
belt. After the war, men started wearing black belts
with large buckles in or about 1920.
If you are looking for a clothing period
reference book then look into The Look of the Old
West, by William Foster-Harris. Check out the
chapter called “Civilians Out West.”
For holsters, see PACKING IRON, Gun
Leather of the Old West. This book is out of print and
expensive but there are copies around in many gun
stores. Another great in-print book is Guns of the
Gunfighters by Doc O’Meara. Besides traditional
old west cowboys it also has several chapters on B
Western Movie stars if you always wanted to play
that role. A Gene Autry or Annie Oakley costume
would be great at a CFDA match.
So if you want to be like one of our
young-ins, Miss Prickly Pear and dress like the
Old West, you might take a visit one of your local
western wear stores or online. We have one here
called Wild West Mercantile. You can log onto their
website: www.merc.com and they will send you an
email with a discount code. If you are a smaller size,
there are plenty of sale items in the store to make you
look perfect. They have an extensive ladies dressing
area including all the goodies worn in the old west.
If nothing else, it is a great stop for costume ideas.
If you are a cowboy or cowgirl on a
budget, try any Goodwill or Salvation Army store
for clothing items. There are some great accent
pieces there. My shooting ammo box is made from
a fifty cent cigar box purchased at Savers.
So let’s up the scores and dress for
success. What the heck, go over the top grow out
your beard or how about waist length hair. Live the
cowboy spirit every day. No article this month is
without a happy birthday wish to Roy Rogers. He
will celebrated his 104th birthday this year out on the
open range.
It’s a New Ladies
World Record!!
By Mongo
W
ell, you could tell from the time they
laid eyes on each other, even before the
matches began, that it was ON! They were both
here in Pagosa Springs to compete in the 2015
Colorado State and Four Corners Territorial
Championship. K. K. Kid representing the
West Texas Rangers club out of Odessa Texas
in West Texas, and Honey Badger representing
the local host club the San Juan Shootists here
in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. They
hugged and exchanged heart felt pleasantries.
No animosity at all between these Lady
New Ladies
World Record Holder
Honey Badger
Bluegrass Fast Draw CluB
Presents
SHOWDOWN IN THE BLUEGRASS
2015 KENTUCKY STATE CHAMPIONSHIP
septemBer 10th -13th
BGFD Home Range 2300 State Route 69N
Hartford, KY 42347
$5,000
in Cash & Prizes
Awards to Top 15 Men & Top 10 Women
This is a Titled and Sanctioned CFDA Contest CFDA Membership required
Please bring your CFDA membership card or life badge
All Current CFDA Rules Apply
Main Match- Magnificent seven
Early Entry Fee: $85 Until September 1st
(After September 1st Entry $100)
Main Match Ammunition Will be provided by BGFD
Bring Your own Shooting Supplies (CFDA Approved Wax and Primers)
For Practice and Side Matches
Category Shoots Stand Alone Friday
Shooters may register for one age Category plus
Shootist if they so choose ($15 Entry- Last Man Standing)
More Information Available at www.cowboyfastdraw.com
Contact:
Shane aka James Casteel( President) (270)256-1215 Email: bsjwcast@aol.com
or One Shot aka Tim Hack (Vice President) (270)230-5654
Gunfighters. They had become good friends
over time.
Both had become lighting fast and
they were here to attempt to break the current
Ladies World Record while competing and
doing the best they could in the titled matches.
The current Ladies World Record of .360 had
been set by Stormie Weather a couple of years
ago. These gals had tried many times to break
it. There was something in the air at this match.
It just felt right.
During the State Championship K. K.
Kid seemed to have the mojo. Mojo is a term
very well known in the Odessa Texas area. It is
associated with a prominent High School there,
so it seems appropriate to use the term here and
that K. K. Kid had tapped into it. She had a bout
where she shot a .361. All she needed to set the
new Ladies World record was a .359 or lower.
However, the best she could do was another
.361. Close but no record. K. K. Kid continued
to shoot lighting fast times during both the State
and Territorial Championships. She finished
second overall in the State and Third overall in
the Territorial. Her .361 was the Ladies fastest
time in the State Championship.
When the Territorial Championships
began on Saturday that feeling was again in the
air. Honey Badger seemed to have the mojo
this time. She had placed Ninth overall in the
State match with a fast time of .363, only two
thousandths off of K. K. Kid’s fastest time. She
went to the line and managed to shoot a .359
during the bout. All she needed was another
shot within three hundredths of a second of
her .359. Honey Badger could not manage to
back up her .359 during the bout. By rule she
was allowed three shots by herself to back it
up. Then BANG!
There it was!
A .383. Well
within the three
hundredths of
a second to
validate
the
.359 as the new
Ladies World
Record! AND
THE CROWD
GOES WILD!
We
thought
Cruiser, Honey
Badger ’s
husband, was
going to lose it.
K.K. Kid
His reaction alone
was priceless!
Honey Badger finished 14th overall
in the Territorial match and had the Ladies
Fastest Time with a new Ladies World Record!
K. K. Kid’s fastest time in the Territorial match
was a .362; just three thousandths of a second
slower than the new record.
Stay tuned. I’m sure these two gals
will continue to go at it giving it all they’ve
got while entertaining the rest of us. Let’s not
count out Stormie Weather either. I’ve heard
that see may return to competition at this
year’s World Championship in Fallon. That
should make it a lot more interesting! Who
knows, there may be others out there unknown
to us now who are practicing away and being
tutored by the best of the best. Maybe that
young gal in the desert? We’ll see …
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2015 CFDA Shooting Schedule
Idaho State Championship*September 3rd-6thCaldwellID
Kentucky State Championship*September 10th-13thHartfordKY
Return to Lonesome LowmanSeptember 12th-13thLowmanID
Nebraska State Championship*September 18thValentineNE
Great Plains Territorial Championship*September 19th-20thValentineNE
Fire on the Prairie Jackpot Shoot
September 26th-27th
Waukesha
WI
Fastest Gun Alive World Championship*October 1st-4thFallonNV
Aces & EightsOctober 17thIdaho CityID
Virgil Earp ShootOctober 24th-25thHartfordKY
Marysville Spook ShootOctober 31st-Nov 1stMarysvilleKS
Great Basin Gun Hawks Annual Turkey Shoot
November 21st
Fernley
NV
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CFDA Crossword Puzzle
Due to space limitations in this Gunslinger’s Gazette because of so many great shoot articles, we will continue the Crossword Puzzle in the Fall Edition.
Crossword Puzzle Winners From The Last Gunslinger’s Gazette!
We had 3 entries that were all postmarked on the earliest day received. The clearest winner was: Specs, CFDA # 2940!
However, I discovered that I had made an error on the crossword puzzle itself. Do you see, James Courtwright, the bottom
across name on the puzzle? It should have actually been spelled James Courtright, there is no “w” in Courtright. Our clearest winner,
Specs, gave the correct name and just left a space between James and Courtright, since there was one too many spaces.
We also had two other entrants that were postmarked on that very same day. They both used James Courtright’s actual middle
name “Isaiah” instead of James, so they were definitely referring to the same person, also known as “Long-haired Jim”. They obviously
used Long-haired Jim’s middle name, just because of my mistake. So, how is ol’ Quick Cal gonna get out of this one? The only fair
thing to do is to declare a tie between all 3 entrants!
So, all 3 winners: Specs #2940 (Old Pueblo Gunfighters - Tucson), Lil’ Diamond #3592 (Wisconsin Peacekeepers - Wisconsin
Rapids), and Dog Iron #4112 (Green Country Gunslingers - Tulsa) are all going to receive a box of CFDA Brass (50ct)!
Just don’t tell Alotta Lead that I messed up......
(She won’t know it unless she reads it here, cause I ain’t gonna tell ‘er...:) Quick Cal
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CFDA Affiliated Clubs and Clubs in the Works
Club NameRegular ScheduleContactPhoneWebsite
or emailCityState
Assoc. of Arizona Gunslingers
4th Saturday of the Month
Mike Holzer “Shady Mike” 602-770-1430
m_holzer@yahoo.com www.azgunslingers.com
Phoenix
AZ
Eric Casteel “Hankerin Hank”
520-294-4770
hankerinhank@gmail.comMaranaAZ
Old Pueblo Gunfighters
1st & 3rd Saturday
Cactus Patch Posse
1st & 3rd Saturday
Mike Williams “Rattler”
520-289-0018
cfdarattler@msn.com
Tuscon
AZ
Bart Carr “Mule Train”
480-710-3593
muletrain2010@msn.com
Mesa
AZ
Rio Salado Vaqueros
2nd Saturday
Diamond Hog Leg ShootersScott Banks “Diamond Jack”
501-772-5612
alpharchers@yahoo.comAustinAR
Bob Meyers “Marshal Cooper” 559-259-8673
meyersflats@comcast.net
Fresno
CA
The Sierra Gun Hawks
4th Saturday
Mike Karsten “Cowboy Up”
909-527-5225
deputiescfda@aol.com
Rancho CucamongaCA
The Deputies3rd Sunday
Kent Sandhagen “The Undertaker” 209-587-0572
www.goldenstategunslingers.com Los Banos
CA
Golden State Gunslinger’s
Every Saturday
George Narasaki “Sundowner” 510-233-2256
nnarrow@aol.com www.gunfightergulch.com Oakdale
CA
Sundowners CFD Club
2nd Saturday
nd
cosc@guycrawford.comSylmarCA
Canyon Oak Rangers
2 SaturdayGuy Crawford818-489-2729
1st Saturday of month
Johnnie Jones “Rooster Cogburn”
916-663-4786
oldracer53@yahoo.com or www.goldcountryoutriders.com
Newcastle
CA
Gold Country Out Riders
nd
Darin Wagner “Dag Nabit”
619-997-9588
dagnabitcfda@aol.com or www.bartgunfighters.com
San Diego
CA
The Bar T Gunfighters
2 Sunday of Month
th
Central Valley Posse
4 Sunday Eric Vierra
209-509-6383
centralvalleyposse@yahoo.com
Los Banos
CA
California RangersChris Feeback “Colt McCoy”
909-618-4958
bubbas67@msn.comPomonaCA
Dave Miller “Mongo”
970-731-9140
sanjuanshootist@hotmail.com
Pagosa Springs
CO
San Jaun Shootists
3rd Saturday
Colorado Pistoleros2nd SaturdayRobert Cummings “Nitro Kid”
303-435-0152
nitrokid@q.comWatkinsCO
st
John Heltzel “Von Zipper”
904-808-8559
acsr3@bellsouth.west
Saint Augustine
FL
Ancient City Conquistadors
1 Sunday of Month
Flatlanders Shootist Society
Don Lester “Yusta B Fast”
727-522-5068
d43lester@yahoo.com
St. Petersburg
FL
Cracker Cowboys Flager Gun & Archery Club 2nd Sunday
Martin Brabham “Smokin Gun 386-931-5613
gmbrabha@gmail.com
Bunnell
FL
Sunshine State Shootist
3rd Sunday
DJ Kirby “Outlaw Ike”
904-400-1637
sixgun63@yahoo.com
Orange Park
FL
Trigger Time Gunslingers
Every Tuesday
Rich Whitlock “Crazy Rick”
770-967-4444
triggertimerange@gmail.com
Flowery Branch
GA
Hickory Flats Shootists SocietySteelman Borden “Stainless Steel”
208-539-5802
steelman.borden@gmail.comCantonGA
208-392-6044
oge_4117@msn.comBoiseID
Idaho Shootists1st & 5th SaturdayRoger Randolph “Smoke Wagon”
pgtaylor@q.comTwin FallsID
Snake River Gunslingers
2nd TuesdayP.G. Taylor208-732-6123
ramhntrs@yahoo.comCaldwellID
Treasure Valley Gunslingers
4th SaturdaySkinner208-484-4493
st
eaglerockoutlaws@hotmail.comIdaho FallsID
Eagle Rock Outlaws
1 SaturdayBrett Gyorfy208-881-8229
Larry Lansdowne “Curley Calhoun”
208-860-1615
quickcurley@aol.comBoiseID
Sawtooth Shootist Society
Wednesdays & 3rd Saturday
Clearwater Country ShootersMonthlySandi Worthington “Blue Pony”
208-239-4892
sadiw@tbs.netKendrickID
Big Iron Shooting ClubGary Adrian785-562-6395
kfdadeacon@hotmail.com MarysvilleKS
Deercreek RegulatorsEvery SaturdayPaul Wisinger “Lawdawg”
785-302-1463
dhadley@phillipshospital.orgPhillipsburgKS
James Casteel “Shane”
270-256-1215
bsjwcast@aol.com or www.facebook.com/BluegrassFastDraw Horse Branch
KY
Blue Grass Fast Draw
3rd Saturday
Thorn Valley Shootist Society
Every Saturday
Mark Markley “Big Mark
318-481-7209
mmarkley@hughes.net
Oakdale
LA
Orrington Bounty Hunters
1st Saturday
George Sullival “Derby George” 207-825-3888
orringtonbountyhunters@yahoo.com
Orrington
ME
North Star Bandits
Thursday & Sunday pm
Mark Burnham “Snake Shooter” 507-528-2376
snake-shooter53@hotmail.com
Claremont
MN
Mahtowa GunslingersMonday & Wednesdays
Greg Jones218-389-6213
mahtowa1@yahoo.comMahtowaMN
The Missouri RuffiansDarrel Gibbs “Missourian”
314-972-2524
ldgibbs534@gmail.comUnionMO
Last Saturday of the Month
Jeff Holland “Uncle Jeffro”
910-330-7179
hh.holland@embarqmail.com
Wilmington
NC
Buccaneer Spurs
Sparks Nebraska Spurs
Thursdays 7pm & Last Sunday “Eddie Wolf Guts”
605-557-3357
info@drylandaquatics.com
Sparks
NE
“Auburn Angel”
308-762-7922
ald5329@gmail.comHyannisNE
Sandhill Outlaws & Angels
2nd Sunday each Month
Cotton Cattle CO.Will Cotton “Last Will”
402-939-9041
cowboy1862@yahoo.comRed CloudNE
chisum60@yahoo.comFernleyNV
Great Basin Gun Hawks
1st Mon.. & 3rd Saturday“Chisum”775-742-0015
th
Bob Williams ‘Genoa”775-782-4716
genoamavericks@charter.netGenoaNV
Genoa Mavericks
EveryTues night & 4 Sat.
Antelope Valley GrizzliesRick Schneider “Kodiak”
775-741-1557
kkid1756blk@hotmail.comRenoNV
rd
steve38jr@sbcglobal.netTulsaOK
Green Country Gunslingers
3 SundaySteve Mills “Wishbone”918-274-2930
don@tedblockerholsters.comTigard
OR
Oregon Gunfighters1st & 3rd SaturdayCoho Kid503-670-7972
Gentelman Jim503-969-6892
gtvonfeldt@comcast.netDemascusOR
Great Western CFD Club
Rod Bish “Dusty Trail”
724-967-2340
dustytrail.cfda@verizon.net
Jackson Center
PA
Keystone Gunslingers1st Sunday
1st Sunday/ Last Sat. Night Troy Bollock “Boulder Vaquero” 605-996-6889
bbollock@santel.net
Mitchell
SD
Powder Horn Ranch Regulators
Darrell Ronnfeldt “Dead Eye Darrell”
605-450-9780
snakecreekboys@outlook.comRedfieldSD
Snake Creek Boys
Wednesdays 7pm
Cheyenne River RegulatorsBrent White aka West Creek
605-662-7222
westcreek65@hotmail.comEdgemontSD
Dakota GunslingersTBDRichard & Donna Trautman
605-280-7697
swootz@aol.comPierreSD
st
rd
Chad Briley “Lightnin Jesse”
903-818-4164
www.northtexassocietyofgunfighters.com
Gainesville
TX
N. Texas Society of Gunfighters
1 & 3 Sunday
Comanche Moon Renegades
1st & 3rd Sunday
David Perry “Boss”
432-553-7687
dperry@pbpfab.com
Odessa
TX
Randy Smith “Windmill Kid
432-202-9558
windmillkid1748@gmail.comOdessaTX
West Texas Rangers
2nd &4th Sunday
George Dezendorf “Gentleman George”
409-385-6367
gkdez@campwaluta.comSilsbeeTX
Big Thicket Bushwackers
4th Sunday
Texas Peacekeepers2nd SaturdayKen Oliver “Knockout Ken”
281-732-5719
kloliver@mac.comConroeTX
Lone Star Gunslingers
2nd 7 4th Sunday
Guy Gist “Texas Boer”
281-750-0624
nickgist@yahoo.com
Richmond
TX
rd
Jeff Duncan “Ringo”
540-819-1697
rabidringo@yahoo.net
Vinton
VA
Old Dominion Fast Draw
3 Suday
spanky0290@hotmail.com www.virginiapeacemakers.com Amelia Court House VA
Virginia Peacemakers
1st Sunday
Tim Duncan “Spanky”
804-986-6255
James Monroe “High Country Drifter”
540-230-9273
j.monroe48@yahoo.comDublinVA
New River Fast Draw Club
4th Sunday
Grand View Gunslingers
3rd Sunday
Ken Hurt “Shenandoah
540-309-0726
kenlinhurt@yahoo.com
Bedford
VA
info@pnwbandits.com SnohomishWA
Pacific Northwest BanditsMonty Dorman “The Gunslinger” 206-209-8688
Ron Nyhouse “Mule Skinner”
715-754-2469
nyhouse@frontiernet.net
Marion WI
Wisconsin Peace Keepers
2nd & 4th Saturday
Black River Bandits
Every Sunday
Debbie Stadin “Lightnin”
218-496-5715
mrstadin@frontiernet.net www.blackriverbandits.org Superior
WI
Wisconsin 6 ShootersJerry Kirschling715-341-1311
jerrykirschling@sbcglobal.netStevens Point
WI
Yellow River Bandits
Jim Anderson “Bulldog”
612-839-3388
ander_jim@msn.com www.yellowriverbandits.org
Webster
WI
Prairieville DesperadosJeanne, Frank, or Nick Vincze
262-510-6745
prairievilledeperados@yahoo.comWaukeshaWI
Copper Creek RangersDick Gudowski “Scrap Iron”
218-348-3201
rgudowski@aol.comSuperiorWI
Jerry Baker “FightnJoe Baker”
307-220-5222
fightnjoebaker@msn.com
Cheyenne
WY
Cheyenne Shootists1st Saturday
CFDA “Clubs in the Works”
Spring Creek GunslingersJim Reed “The Law Maker”
479-790-0137
jlreed@centurytel.netSpringdaleAR
Ozark Drifters Fast Draw Club
Darin Liles “Dead Eye Dagwood”501-757-2454
darin.liles@ffbcommunityclub.com
Shirley
AR
870-892-3257
jaalphin@hotmail.comPocahontasAR
Arkansas RangersJames Alphin “Diamond Back Billy”
Colusa Glenn Fast Draw Club
Bob Hamilton “Dapper Dan”
530-701-6974
dapperdan@gmail.com
Maxwell
CA
Great Valley 6 Shooters
Doug Crawford “Nickem Badley”530-945-7437
nickembadley@gmail.com
Cottonwood
CA
4 Town Regulators
Dane Simmons “Crazy Dane”
386-469-9612
dane0618@hotmail.com
Sand Pine Trail
FL
Boarder MaraudersBill Sills “Mud Marine”208-627-8377
whs3@yahoo.comEast PortID
Prairie State PosseGary Stevens “The Rossiman”
217-691-2224
therossiman45@gmail.comChathamIL
Kansas MarshalsDavid Meeks “Kansas Kid”
316-799-2559
ecq@wheatstate.comPotwinKS
606-224-9855
kentuckysourdough@live.comLondonKY
Kentucky Hillbilly GunslingersBill Bruner “Kentucky Sourdough”
Bay State GunslingersDavid Polcari617-921-7942
johnnybourbon@comcast.netGrovelandMA
Blue Hill Shootist SocietyDaniel Koch207-667-3586
dankoch@roadrunner.comBlue HillME
York County RangersJohn Riemenschneider207-457-9105
jbriemen@metrocast.netNorth Berwick
ME
Montana Vigilante Fast DrawEd Fisher406-208-9314
colt45saa@q.comPark CityMT
Yellow Stone Rough Riders
Rex Portmann “Moose Man”
208-317-7498
rexportmann@gmail.com
West Yellowstone
MT
Carolina Fast GunsHarold French “Red Cent”
336-698-9338
hefrench@bellsouth.netMcLeansville
NC
Alligator River Regulators
Fred Massie “Ranger Fred”
252-473-6655
fmassie48@gmail.com
Manns Harbor
NC
Pine Hall Fast Draw
Floyd Short “Stokes County Kid” 336-686-4976
floydshort@yahoo.com
Pine Hall
NC
sevenbrancharena@yahoo.com
Lumber Bridge City NC
7 Branch ShootistBuddy Blackman “Quickshot McCrae” 910-813-7881
Lost River RangerJason Walker “highlander”
541-693-4639
jwalker3263@hotmail.comBendOR
York County GunslingersWilliam Cutlip803-327-7388
butch_cutlip@hotmail.comRock HillS.C.
Tennessee Fast Draw ClubLarry Fouse “Gunsmith”
356-339-6708
larry.fouse07@gmail.comSavannah TN
Brazos River RascalsDrew Canham “Masked Rider”
254-299-8692
masked_rider@att.netWoudneyTX
Tall City GunslingersOmar Carrasco “Dinero”
432-741-1840
tallcitygunslingers_dinero@yahoo.comMidlandTX
Southfork RangersDean Walters “Southfork Slim”
276-620-7018
mdeanwalters@embarqmail.comWythevilleVA
Lake Valley Argovia Gunfighters
International Clubs
Ueli Bracher “Honcho”
062-777-6606
honcho@gunfighters-lakevalley.ch
Hallwil,
Switzerland
We are committed to building the foundation of CFDA through Affiliated Clubs. The existing clubs can always rely on CFDA for a helping hand in dealing with any issues that need to resolved. Alotta Lead is the Membership Director, Quick Cal is always available to work with existing clubs or “club in the works”. If you
are new or existing member of CFDA and want to get a club started in your area give Alotta Lead a call and he can get you posted on the “Club in the Works” section. The Regulator Posse can also be a great resource for new clubs. To update information, please send information to hannahcalder@cowboyfastdraw.com.
Join the Fast Growing Sport of Cowboy Fast Draw
Dedicated to the Romance & Legend of the Old West
A Friendly Sport that promotes Firearm Safety,
Integrity, Sportsmanship, and The Cowboy Way.
The Guns
Single-action revolvers, factory chambered for .45 Colt caliber,
with non-adjustable rear sights such as: SAA Colt, Colt Bisley,
1858 Remington conversions, 1875 Remington, S&W Schofield
and faithful reproductions thereof, plus most Ruger Vaquero
models. The external parts of the revolver must match factory
stock contours and made of original type material: i.e. hammers
must not be bent in any way. No trigger shoes, no mods to the
trigger guard or grip frame, etc. Front sights are optional and barrels must be a minimum length of 4-1/2”, except in the Shootist
Category (7-1/2”). Hammer knurling may be smoothed.
The Holsters & Gun Belts
1800’s-style Mexican Loop, Slim Jim, and California Pattern
holsters or leather rawhide construction. The over the belt-style
holster will be worn on the side of the leg only. No cross-draw,
shoulder, buscadero, contemporary Hollywood or steel lined holsters are allowed.
Ammunition
95% of ammunition used in Cowboy Fast Draw is .45 colt casings that are specially modified to accept 209 shotgun primers
and no gun powder. Velocities reach about 650 fps. Only in major competitions Cowboy Fast Draw Cartridges are used, they
must be loaded by CFDA approved reloaders.
Targets
The standard Cowboy Fast Draw target is a 24” round disc with
a start light in the center. The target will measure 50” from the
ground. White lithium grease is applied to the target to track all
wax bullet hits.
Competition Timers
Digital timers must time to the thousandth of a second. Sanctioned contests must use target with impact sensors.
Shooting Style
Most folks use a thumb-cocking method, but fanning is allowed.
Trigger finger must be out of the trigger guard. If used to cock
the hammer the off-hand must not be placed in front of the body
before the start light comes on.
Contests
Contests are shot elimination style, best 2 out of 3, or 3 out of 5
shots per round. The standard contest is luck of the draw man vs.
man elimination.
Gunslinger – 15 ft.
Gunfighter – 18 ft.
Master Gunfighter – 21 ft. (Titled Championship Distance)
There are Men’s, Ladies and Youth Divisions
Clothing
1800’s period clothing is strongly recommended. Western cowboy, including working cowboy clothing is acceptable. Western
boots or moccasins are acceptable footwear. Western-style blue
and black jeans are acceptable.
Motto
“Safety First, Fun Second, Competition Third!”
Safety
One of our primary goals is to educate as many people as possible in the safe and proper use of firearms. Even though we use
wax bullet ammunition, we treat them as they were live ammunition and observe all established range safety rules.
venues. To promote spirit of the American Old West and the
Cowboy Way.
Contact Us
Director’s Office
P.O. Box 5
Fernley, NV 89408 (775) 575-1802
info@cowboyfastdraw.com
Cowboy Fast Draw Association - Membership Services & Sales
P.O. Box 5
Fernley, NV 89408 • (775)575-1802
alottalead@cowboyfastdraw.com
Website: www.cowboyfastdraw.com
What You Get When You Join
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•
Membership Card
Gunslinger’s Guidelines (Rulebook)
Membership Number
Badge with Membership Number
CFDA Decal
CFDA Pin
Subscription Gunslinger’s Gazette (North America)
•
A Whole Bunch of New Friends
Some of our Goals
To keep our clothing & equipment such as guns and holsters
true to form of the time period that we represent (1873-1899).
1873 is the year that the Colt Peacemaker was introduced.
To promote a positive public image of our sport and gun sports
in general, since Cowboy Fast Draw is commonly held in public
Membership Application
Name: _____________________________________ Alias: _______________________________ Alias: ________________________________
(First Choice)(Second Choice)
Address: ________________________________________________ City: ____________________________ State: ________ ZIP: ___________
Country: ___________ Date of Birth:_________ Club (If any):_____________________________________ NRA# (If any): _______________
Phone: (____) ________________ Email: ______________________________________ Share Email with CFDA Members? ____ Yes _____ No
North America
NEW MEMBER (INCLUDES BADGE)
1- Year
3-Year
Annual Membership Dues
$59.50
$149.50
-Spouse or S.O.
$39.50
$89.50
-Dependents (17 & under)
$39.50
$89.50
Annual International
(Optional Mailed Gazette + $20) Life Membership (Includes Life Member’s Badge)
$59.50 or$79.50 w/Gazette
Single:
$600
Couple:$1000
RENEWALS
Payment Method: Check Money Order
Visa
M/C
Annual Membership Renewal
$49.50
$139.50
-Spouse or S.O.
$29.50
$79.50
TOTAL AMOUNT: $_______________ EXP. DATE _________
-Dependents (17 & under)
$29.50
$79.50
Note- International Members same fees apply as North America without mailed Gunslinger’s Gazette
Credit Card #: ________________________________________
Note- Gunslinger’s Gazette may be viewed in PDF at www.cowboyfastdraw.com (Free)
Referral Club for New Members:_____________________________________________
(If Any)
Signature: ___________________________________________
Cowboy Fast Draw Association – Membership Services - P.O. Box 5 • Fernley, NV 89408 • 775-575-1802 • www.cowboyfastdraw.com • info@cowboyfastdraw.com
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1875 View Court
Fernley, Nevada 89408
Phone: [775-575-3166]
[1-800-497-3166]
FAX: [775-575-3188]
Gazette
In This Issue:
• Triple Crown Event -
page 8
-S. Dakota State
- High Plains Territorial
- U.S. Nationals
• Minnesota State Championship
PO Box 5
Fernley, NV 89408
page 7
• Great Northwest Territorial
Championship
page 19
• Shoot for the Stars Scholarship Recipients
page 12
Gil Guerra Jr.
• Grand Teton Gunfights page 22
aka Master Gunfighter
• Leather & Lace page 14
Current Men’s
World Record Holder
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Shoot This To:
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U.S. POSTAGE
PAID
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PERMIT NO. 8

Marshal Cooper, Lefty Lipscomb, and Sheriff Rango Come Out on

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