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The Arizona Territorial Company Of Rough Riders
WILD WEST MERCANTILE’S
WARM-UP # 3 • STAGE ELEVEN
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Table of Contents
Bingo .................................................................. 10
Black Powder Night Shoot ................................... 9
Costume Contest ................................................ 8
Cowboy Fast Draw .............................................. 9
Cowboy Swap Meet ............................................. 8
Entertainment .................................................... 11
Mounted Shooting ............................................... 9
Poker Tournament .............................................. 10
Posse Shooting Schedule
Action Match ................................................ 5
Plainsman .................................................... 7
Warm-Ups ................................................... 7
Wild Bunch .................................................. 7
Rough Riders ...................................................... 3
Schedule of Events .............................................. 4
Scoring ............................................................... 8
Side Matches ...................................................... 6
Sponsors ............................................................ 12
Stage Conventions & Match Conduct .................. 14
Stages
Action Match ................................................ 16
Plainsman .................................................... 52
Warm-Ups .................................................... 54
Wild Bunch .................................................. 40
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POS 3
FORT GATE
START
POS 2
10 REVOLVER 10 RIFLE
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At the fort gate standing upright with hands at your sides. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered; Rifle loaded with
10 rds staged at the window at position 2. Open, empty shotgun staged on window shelf at position 3 inside the right fort tower.
ON SIGNAL: With revolvers engage P1-P3 at least 2 times each for 10 rds. Move to position 2 and with rifle engage R1-R3 at least 2
times each for 10 rds. Take rifle to position 3 and make safe. Retrieve shotgun and engage any four shotgun targets. Make shotgun
safe.
WARM-UP # 4 • STAGE TWELVE
R2
R3
R4
R1
P1
S1
S2
S1
S2
INSIDE WALL
INSIDE WINDOW
START
POS 2
START
COOSIE’S
OUTSIDE WALL
10 REVOLVER 10 RIFLE
2+ SHOTGUN
START: At either inside door with open empty shotgun in hands (both hands holding). Rifle loaded with 10 rds staged at position 2
inside Coosie’s. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered.
ON SIGNAL: With shotgun engage S1-S2. Move to position 2 and make shotgun safe. With rifle engage R1-R4 in a 2,3,3,2 sweep
starting on either end. Make rifle safe. With revolvers engage P1 for 10 rds.
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WELCOME TO WINTER RANGE® 2011
WARM-UP # 1 • STAGE NINE
R7
R6
SASS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP OF COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING
SASS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP OF WILD BUNCH ACTION SHOOTING
SASS WESTERN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP OF COWBOY MOUNTED SHOOTING
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R3
R5
R2
R4
We’re proud to have your participation in the Twentieth Annual Winter Range. We try very hard to make this
R1
S1
S2
S3
the best Shooting Event and Cowboy Encampment that you will ever attend. We hope that you make new friends,
have lots of fun and BE SAFE!
S4
DEPOT
P2
P2
P3
P1
NO ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, GLASS CONTAINERS OR PETS allowed in the range area. Eye protection
is MANDATORY within line-of-site of the shooting area. Hearing protection is recommended. Please respect the
privacy of the camping areas.
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P3
Introducing the Arizona Territorial Company of Rough Riders
The Arizona Territorial Company of Rough Riders was established during the fall of 1991 to promote the historical
significance of the old west cowboy lifestyle and traditions.
CENTER
START
LEFT
RIGHT
10 REVOLVER 10 RIFLE
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At the center window, rifle loaded with 10 rds in hands (holding with both hands) and open, empty shotgun staged at center
window. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered.
ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage any 3 targets in a double tapping Nevada sweep from either end. Make rifle safe. With shotgun
engage S1-S4, make shotgun safe. Move to either the left or right box, and with revolvers engage P1-P3 in a double tapping Nevada
sweep from either end.
WARM-UP # 2 • STAGE TEN
R2
R3
R1
R4
S1
P4
S2
P2
P1
P3
Grand Canyon RR
POS 1
START
POS 2
10 REVOLVER 10 RIFLE
2+ SHOTGUN
START: Position 1 between the tender and box car, standing upright with hands at your sides. Open, empty shotgun and rifle loaded
with 10 rds both staged on shelf in front of shooter. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered.
ON SIGNAL: With shotgun engage S1-S2 and make shotgun safe. With rifle engage R1-R4 in a progressive sweep (1 on 1, 2 on 2, 3
on 3, and 4 on 4) from either end. Make rifle safe. Move to position 2 and with revolvers engage P1-P4 in a progressive sweep (1 on 1,
2 on 2, 3 on 3, and 4 on 4) from either end.
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Winter Range is a non-profit organization staffed by volunteers. These are the folks that work all year long to
make this match possible.
2011 Board of Directors
“Trusty Dog” Jon Engebretson
“Lt. Col. Scratch” Rich Tomich
President
Vice President
“EZ Shot” Frank Forsyth
“Larson E Pettifogger” Wayne Nordwall
Treasurer
Secretary / Marketing
“Pea Patch” Toni Tomich
“Blackjack Zak” Dean Friedt
Registration
Range Master
“Dan Diamond” Robert Matthieu
“Weaver Gal” Marcia Matthieu
Vendor Coordinator
Vendor Coordinator
“Nine Toe Joe” Bruce Demaree
“Sgt Chesty” Jake Briscoe
Volunteer Coordinator
Facilities Coordinator
“Buttershot” Kim Forsyth
“Blue Ridge Ranger” Chuck Poole
Prize Coordinator
Awards
“Parson Swede” Dan Wohleen
“Brighton Belle” Stephanie Heron-Weeber
Entertainment / Media
Entertainment
“The Fixer” Matt McLaughlin
“Joe LaFives” Scott Enderle
Signs & Banners
Scoring
“Lobo Joe” Joe Abrams
“Lightnin Rick” Rick Wyckoff
Assistant Range Master
Assistant Range Master
“Jus D” Dennis Denzin
“Pigpen” Hank Dykstra
Assistant Range Master
Long Range
“Madison” Dick Malewiski
“Lil Guns” Tara Denzin
Mounted Coordinator
Costume Contest
“Justice B Dunn” Tim Coker
Territorial Governor
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Schedule of Events
TUESDAY February 22nd
7:30 am
8:00 am
• Mandatory Wild Bunch Safety Meeting in the Main Tent
• Wild Bunch Match - Stages 1-6
WEDNESDAY February 23rd
7:30 AM
8:00 am
9:00 am
9:00 am to 4:00 PM
11:00 AM
2:00 PM
4:30 PM
5:00 PM
PLAINSMAN #3 & #4 • STAGE FOURTEEN
• Mandatory Warm-Up & Side Match Safety Meeting in the Main Tent
• Wild Bunch Match - Stages 1-6
• Warm up Stages - Wave 1 - Stages 9-12
• Cowboy Trap, Skeet and Sporting Clays - Clay Target Center
• Long Range Events
• Speed Events • Pocket Pistol • Derringer - Stages 7-8
• Warm up Stages - Wave 2 - Stages 9-12
• Warm up Stages - Wave 3 - Stages 9-12
• Plainsman Event - Stages 13-14
• Posse Marshal Meeting - Main Tent
• Range Closes
R1
R3
R2
S1
S4
S2
S3
P2
P1
P3
THURSDAY February 24th
7:00 am
7:30 am
8:00 am
10:00 am
1:00 PM
3:00 PM to 6:00 PM
5:00 PM
7:00 PM
• Opening Ceremony
• Mandatory Action Match Safety Meeting in the Main Tent - Posses 1 -12
• Main Stages Start - Check Main Match Posse Shooting Schedule
• Mandatory Action Match Safety Meeting in the Main Tent - Posses 13 - 24
• Mandatory Action Match Safety Meeting in the Main Tent - Posses 25 - 36
• Cowboy Swap Meet in the Main Tent
• Range Closes
• Territorial Governors Meeting - Hospitality Tent - NO FIREARMS
• Black Powder Night Shoot - Stages 7-8
FRIDAY February 25th
8:00 am
10:00 am to 2:00 PM
5:00 PM
5:30 PM
6:00 PM
6:45 PM
7:15 PM
• Main Stages Start - Check Main Match Posse Shooting Schedule
• Prize Drawing in Main Tent. (Bring your Shooter’s Card)
• Range Closes • Buffalo Chip Saloon Opens - Main Tent - NO FIREARMS
• Territorial Brass - Arizona’s Official Historical Brass Band
• Dinner in the Main Tent
• Award Ceremony - Wednesday Side Matches - Main Tent
• Bingo - Poker Tournament ($10 Buy In) - Main Tent (See Page 10 for Details)
SATURDAY February 26th
8:00 am
5:00 PM
5:00 PM to 7:00 PM
6:00 PM
7:00 PM
8:15 PM
8:45 PM
• Main Stages Start - Check Main Match Posse Shooting Schedule
• Range Closes • Buffalo Chip Saloon Opens - Main Tent - NO FIREARMS
• Costume Contest - Dress Costume - Hospitality Tent (See Page 8 for Details)
• Dinner in the Main Tent
• Sourdough Slim - Main Tent
• Costume Awards - Main Tent
• Tumbleweed Junction - Main Tent
SUNDAY February 27th
7:00 am
8:00 am
11:00 am
4
• Cowboy Church in the Hospitality Tent
• Top 16 Cowboys & Cowgirls - Stages 7-8
• Award Ceremony and Raffle drawings in the Main Tent
POS 1
POS 2
POS 3
PLAINSMAN #3
10 REVOLVER
9 RIFLE
4+ SHOTGUN
START: Start at POS 1 with hands at the high surrender (hands above the shoulder). Open, empty rifle staged on
the straw bales at POS 1. Open, empty shotgun staged on the straw bales at POS 2. Two revolvers loaded with 5
rounds each, holstered. Shooter will signify ready by saying “I’m comin’ and hell’s comin’ with me!”
ON SIGNAL: With rifle triple tap R1-R3 for 9 rds. Make rifle safe and move to POS 2. With shotgun engage
S1-S4. Taking shotgun with you move to POS 3 and make shotgun safe. With revolvers triple tap P1-P3, placing
the last round on P2.
PLAINSMAN #4
10 REVOLVER
6 RIFLE
6+ SHOTGUN
START: Start at POS 3 with hands on revolvers (both feet behind straw bales). Open, empty shotgun staged at
POS 2. Open, empty rifle staged at POS 1. Shooter will signify ready by saying “Get them critters!”
ON SIGNAL: With 1st revolver engage P1-P3 with a Nevada sweep starting from either end. Repeat the same
pattern with the 2nd revolver. Move to POS 2 and with shotgun engage S1-S4. Make shotgun safe and move to
POS 1. With rifle engage R1-R3 with a Nevada sweep starting from either end.
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Action Match Posse Shooting Schedule
PLAINSMAN #1 & #2 • STAGE THIRTEEN
Find your posse number on the chart below. It would help if you marked each time your posse is scheduled to shoot. Refer to the time
on the left and the stage number on the top to determine where and when you are scheduled to shoot each stage. The stage has been
reserved for you during this 45-minute period. If you are late, you will not be able to shoot that particular stage.
R3
R2
R4
R5
R1
THURSDAY SHOOTING SCHEDULE
STAGE NUMBER
S2
S3
S4
S1
P2
P3
P4
P1
P5
Start Time
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8:00 AM
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8:45 AM
4
1
2
3
8
5
6
7
12
9
10
11
9:30 AM
3
4
1
2
7
8
5
6
11
12
9
10
10:15 AM
2
3
4
1
6
7
8
5
10
11
12
9
11:00 AM
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
11:45 AM
16
13
14
15
20
17
18
19
24
21
22
23
12:30 PM
15
16
13
14
19
20
17
18
23
24
21
22
1:15 PM
14
15
16
13
18
19
20
17
22
23
24
21
2:00 PM
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
2:45 PM
28
25
26
27
32
29
30
31
36
33
34
35
3:30 PM
27
28
25
26
31
32
29
30
35
36
33
34
4:15 PM
26
27
28
25
30
31
32
29
34
35
36
33
FRIDAY SHOOTING SCHEDULE
STAGE NUMBER
Start Time
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8:00 AM
21
22
23
24
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
8:45 AM
24
21
22
23
16
13
14
15
20
17
18
19
9:30 AM
23
24
21
22
15
16
13
14
19
20
17
18
10:15 AM
22
23
24
21
14
15
16
13
18
19
20
17
11:00 AM
33
34
35
36
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
11:45 AM
36
33
34
35
28
25
26
27
32
29
30
31
12:30 PM
35
36
33
34
27
28
25
26
31
32
29
30
START: At the left doorway with open, empty shotgun in hands. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each,
holstered. Open, empty rifle staged at center doorway.
1:15 PM
34
35
36
33
26
27
28
25
30
31
32
29
2:00 PM
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2:45 PM
12
9
10
11
4
1
2
3
8
5
6
7
ON SIGNAL: With shotgun engage S1-S4, make shotgun safe. Move to the center doorway and with rifle sweep
R1-R5 starting from either end. Then place the 6th round on R3. Make rifle safe and move to the right doorway.
With revolvers sweep P1-P5 twice, starting from either end with no double taps.
3:30 PM
11
12
9
10
3
4
1
2
7
8
5
6
4:15 PM
10
11
12
9
2
3
4
1
6
7
8
5
LEFT DOOR
CENTER DOOR
RIGHT DOOR
PLAINSMAN #1
10 REVOLVER
6 RIFLE
4+ SHOTGUN
PLAINSMAN #2
10 REVOLVER
5 RIFLE
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At the center doorway with open, empty rifle in hands. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered.
Open and empty shotgun staged at the left doorway. Shooter will signify ready by saying “Let’s get this rodeo
started!”
ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage R1-R5 with an “outside, outside, inside, inside, center” sweep, starting on either
end. Make rifle safe and move to the right doorway. With revolvers engage P1-P5 with two “outside, outside,
inside, inside, center” sweeps, starting on either end. Move to the left doorway and with shotgun engage S1-S4.
Make shotgun safe.
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SATURDAY SHOOTING SCHEDULE
STAGE NUMBER
Start Time
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
8:00 AM
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
25
26
27
28
8:45 AM
32
29
30
31
36
33
34
35
28
25
26
27
9:30 AM
31
32
29
30
35
36
33
34
27
28
25
26
10:15 AM
30
31
32
29
34
35
36
33
26
27
28
25
11:00 AM
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
1
2
3
4
11:45 AM
8
5
6
7
12
9
10
11
4
1
2
3
12:30 PM
7
8
5
6
11
12
9
10
3
4
1
2
1:15 PM
6
7
8
5
10
11
12
9
2
3
4
1
2:00 PM
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
13
14
15
16
2:45 PM
20
17
18
19
24
21
22
23
16
13
14
15
3:30 PM
19
20
17
18
23
24
21
22
15
16
13
14
4:15 PM
18
19
20
17
22
23
24
21
14
15
16
13
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SIDE MATCHES
LONG RANGE EVENTS
Wednesday
9:OO AM TO 4:00 PM
Revolver
Start one loaded pistol in hand at a 45 degree angle.
10 rds, alternating on two targets at 60 & 65 yds.
Rifle – Pistol Caliber
Start with hammer down on empty chamber
Standing – Rifle at the ready - Offhand – No Rests
10 rds, alternating on two targets at 100 & 120 yds.
Rifle – Rifle Caliber
Start with hammer down on empty chamber
Artificial rests (Sticks) allowed
10 rds, alternating on two targets at 225 & 250 yds.
Single Shot / Buffalo Single Shot
Single Shot - Optical Category
Start with open empty chamber
Artificial rests (Sticks) allowed
10 rds, alternating on two targets at 280 & 300 yds.
Bucky O’Neil Military Rifle 1865 - 1899
Two categories bolt action & single action
15 rds, three targets at 100, 200 & 300 yds.
Quigley
Start with Open Empty Chamber
Standing – Offhand – No Rests
3 rds at the bucket at 330 yds
SHOTGUN TRAP & SKEET
Wednesday
9:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Ben Avery Clay Target Center
Black Powder and Smokeless categories. Any SASS
legal shotgun can be used in either category.
Trap • 16 yards • 25 birds
Skeet • 25 birds
Sporting Clay • 50 birds
Tie breakers shoot off 12:30 PM
Walk ups are welcome
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SPEED EVENTS
Wednesday
9:00 AM TO 4:00 PM • Stages 7 & 8
Test your skills. Stages will be set up for Revolvers,
Rifles, Shotguns, Derringer & Pocket Pistol.
STAGE TWELVE
WILD BUNCH
P
P
Awards for best Cowboy & Cowgirl
You can shoot as many times as you like!
Best score wins!
PLAINSMAN
Thursday • Friday • Saturday
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Do you need a place to warm up? A place to test your
firearms or ammo during the match? Then Stage 13
is the place to go. You can shoot a warm up stage (of
your own design) or function fire your firearms. We
will also have a chronograph set up to test your ammo.
top 16 shoot-off
Sunday
8:00 AM
Saturday night WR will announce the Top 16
Cowboys and the Top 16 Cowgirls (plus 4 alternates
each) for the match to compete in the Top 16 ShootOff. On Sunday morning these shootists will be
paired up and go head to head until there is only one
Cowboy and one Cowgirl left standing.
Wednesday Volunteers are invited to stop
by the Ranger Tent for refreshments
PR
P
PR
P
P
S
S
S
S
Wednesday
2:00 PM • Stages 13 - 14
The plainsman event involves the use of black
powder cap and ball revolvers, side-by-side shotguns
and single shot rifles. The only propellant allowed is
black powder or it’s clones.
Stage 13
PR
P
POSITION 2
HALLWAY DOORS
S
S
HALLWAY DOORS
S
S
LINCOLN
COUNTY JAIL
POSITION 1
20 PISTOL 5 RIFLE
6 SHOTGUN
START: Standing at position 1 rifle in hand loaded with 5 rounds. Shotgun loaded with 6 rounds staged vertically
on either side of position 1. Pistol loaded with 5 rounds and holstered. Shooter says,”FRONT SIGHT!!”
ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage the 3 targets with 2 rounds on the center target and then sweep all three targets
from either end with one round each. Stage the rifle vertically on either side of position 1. With shotgun move
down range through the door and engage any 6 shotgun targets. Move forward to position 2 and stage the
shotgun on bale. With pistol engage the 3 right or left side targets, with 2 rounds on the center target and then
sweep all three targets from either end with one round each. Then engage the opposite side three targets with 2
rounds on the center target and then sweep all three targets from either end with one round each. Then engage the
center 3 targets with the same sequence, and repeat.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits. Posse Marshal: Remind shooters to “watch their muzzle direction.”
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WILD BUNCH MATCH SCHEDULE
STAGE ELEVEN
WILD BUNCH
RP1
RP4
RP2
TUESDAY
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
STAGE 5
STAGE 6
Time
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
8:00AM-9:00AM
9:00AM-10:00AM
10:00AM-11:00AM
11:00AM-12:00PM
12:00PM-1:00PM
1:00PM-2:00PM
401
406
405
404
403
402
402
401
406
405
404
403
403
402
401
406
405
404
404
403
402
401
406
405
405
404
403
402
401
406
406
405
404
403
402
401
WILD BUNCH MATCH SCHEDULE
RP3
S
S
S
P1
P2
P3
P4
S
S
S
LEFT WINDOW
CENTER WINDOW
DOORWAY
20 PISTOL 10 RIFLE 6 SHOTGUN
START: Standing at the doorway, pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered, shotgun loaded with 6 rounds staged on
the table, rifle loaded with 10 rounds staged at the center window. Shooter says,”Shoot ‘em up!!!”
ON SIGNAL: With shotgun shoot the 6 shotgun targets in any order, make shotgun safe. From the center
window with the rifle alternate 4 rounds on R1-R2 and place the 5th round on the top dueling tree target. Then
repeat that sequence with R3-R4, placing the last round on the bottom dueling tree target. Make rifle safe. With
Pistol alternate 4 rounds on R1-R2 and place the 5th round on the top dueling tree target. Repeat that sequence
with targets R3-R4, placing the last round on the bottom dueling tree target. From the left window with pistol
engage P1-P2 alternating for 4 rounds placing the 5th round on hostage target P2. Repeat the sweep engaging
P3-P4 placing the last round on hostage target P3.
NOTE: Hostage and Dueling tree targets are scored, “A hit is a hit”.
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WEDNESDAY
STAGE 1
STAGE 2
STAGE 3
STAGE 4
STAGE 5
STAGE 6
Time
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
7:30AM-8:30AM
8:30AM-9:30AM
9:30AM-10:30AM
10:30AM-11:30AM
11:30AM-12:30PM
12:30PM-1:30PM
401
406
405
404
403
402
402
401
406
405
404
403
403
402
401
406
405
404
404
403
402
401
406
405
405
404
403
402
401
406
406
405
404
403
402
401
Time
8:00AM-8:45AM
8:45AM-9:30AM
9:30AM-10:15AM
10:15AM-11:00AM
WARM-UP MATCH SCHEDULE
STAGE 9
STAGE 10
STAGE 11
Posse #
Posse #
Posse #
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104
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STAGE 12
Posse #
104
103
102
101
11:00AM-11:45AM
11:45AM-12:30PM
12:30PM-1:15PM
1:15PM-2:00PM
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204
203
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201
204
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201
204
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202
201
2:00PM-2:45PM
2:45PM-3:30PM
3:30PM-4:15PM
4:15PM-5:00PM
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304
303
302
302
301
304
303
303
302
301
304
304
303
302
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PLAINSMAN MATCH SCHEDULE
STAGE 13
STAGE 14
Time
Posse #
Posse #
2:00PM-2:45PM
501
502
2:45PM-3:30PM
501
502
3:30PM-4:15PM
502
501
4:15PM-5:00PM
502
501
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The Posse System
You have been assigned to a specific color-coded Posse that has
a designated time for each Stage. You will shoot with this Posse
throughout the entire match. Any shooter not maintaining his/
her Posse position at the required shooting time intervals will
be classified as a DNF (Did Not Fire).
Public Notice
This here is to inform all you Winter Range participants and
spectators that your picture may be used by Winter Range or
other publications. If you have objections to this, come and tell
us at the Winter Range booth! Photos remain the property of
Winter Range with all publication release rights. So you should
remember to smile a lot while you’re here!
STAGE TEN
WILD BUNCH
Scoring Procedures
The main match will be scored on an overall rank basis with
time used to break ties. Computerized scores will be available
for contestants to check against their scorecard. Each shooter
is responsible to report any errors to the scoring staff. As of
9:00 am on Sunday, all computerized scores will be considered
correct and final. Scoring will be raw time plus 5 seconds for
each miss, procedural 10 seconds.
Scoring will be in accordance with SASS Rules. However,
a shooter must complete all scored main match stages to be
eligible for a main match award. In the unlikely event of severe,
inclement weather or any other conditions which may adversely
affect the safety of the match, the WR Board, in conjunction
with SASS Officials, will determine the appropriate course of
action.
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COSTUME CONTEST RULES
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Working Costume:
1.
Contestant must be a registered shooter.
2.
No entry form is required for Working Costume.
3.
Judges will be observing shooters during the main match on Saturday only.
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Working Costume Categories
Best Working Lady’s Costume
Best Working Men’s Costume
Best Working Junior Girl
Best Working Junior Boy
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Evening Costume:
1.
Contestants must be a registered contestant (shooter or conventioneer), a family member of a
registered contestant or a participating vendor.
2.
Vendors can only enter the Sutler Category.
3.
The Sutler Category is for Vendors only.
4.
Contestants must report to the Hospitality Tent to register and be judged between 5:00 and 7:00 PM on
Saturday evening. Awards will be presented Saturday night at 8:00PM.
Best Dressed Lady
Best Dressed Saloon Girl
Best Dressed B-Western Lady
Best Dressed Male Sutler
Evening Costume Categories
Best Dressed Gentleman
Best Dressed Junior Girl
Best Dressed B-Western Male
Best Dressed Lady Sutler
RAFFLE TICKETS
Available inside the Main Tent.
Tickets are $5 each or 5 for
$20. Drawing will be held
Sunday during the Award
Ceremony.
Need not be present to win.
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Best Dressed Couple
Best Dressed Junior Boy
Best Dressed Military
COWBOY SWAP MEET
Thursday
3:00 PM to 6:00 PM • Main Tent
Winter Range Competitors Only
If you’ve got some gently used cowboy
stuff to sell or just looking for a great
deal stop by the Main Tent.
POS 3
POS 2
POS 1
20 PISTOL 10 RIFLE 6 SHOTGUN
START: At position 1, arms folded across chest, pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered. Shotgun loaded with 6
rounds staged on shelf at position 2. Rifle loaded with 10 rounds staged on bale at position 3.
Shooter says”Little targets are my friend!”
ON SIGNAL: Engage all 5 pistol targets twice each and then repeat the sequence. Make pistol safe at bale.
From position 2 with shotgun engage the 4 shotgun targets any order. With shotgun move to position 3 and shoot
the 2 shotgun targets any order. Make shotgun safe on bale. With rifle engage the rifle targets twice each.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to be counted as hits. Hostage targets are scored, “A hit is a hit”.
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STAGE NINE
WILD BUNCH
SASS WESTERN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP
OF COWBOY MOUNTED SHOOTING
Hosted by the Tombstone Ghost Riders
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4 Stages on Saturday
2 Stages on Sunday
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6 Stage Main Match
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All Around Cowboy Match
Two Stage Rifle Match
Pony Express Team Challenge
Grand Entry
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Charity Warm Up Match On Friday
SHOOTOUT AT WINTER RANGE
COWBOY FAST DRAW SIDE MATCH
Hosted By The Association of Arizona Gunslingers
Registered Winter Range Competitors only (First Run is Free)
STERN WINDOW
CENTER WINDOW
20 PISTOL
5 RIFLE
WINDOW
BOW
6 SHOTGUN
START: Standing at either the bow or the stern, pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered, both thumbs hooked in
gun belt. Rifle loaded with 5 rounds staged at either the left or right window. Shotgun loaded with 6 rounds staged
at the center position. Shooter says, “Gilligan, lookout!!”
ON SIGNAL: With the pistol double tap the 4 large stationary P targets any order, and then the two small hostage
targets with one round each. Taking pistol with you, move to the window where the rifle is staged and make pistol
safe. With rifle engage the 4 large stationary targets once each any order, and place the last round on the small
hostage target. Make rifle safe. Taking pistol with you move to the center window, and make pistol safe. With
shotgun shoot the 6 shotgun knockdowns once each any order. Taking pistol with you move to the opposite end
of the boat (from your starting position) and double tap the 4 large stationary P targets in any order, and then the
two small hostage targets with one round each.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits. Hostage targets are scored, “A hit is a hit”.
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Stop by the Cowboy Fast Draw Association Booth (Up-range of Stages 1-4) on Wednesday or Thursday and
try your hand at Cowboy Fast Draw. You can use your gun (chambered in .45 or .38 only) and holster or we
can provide them. We will supply the wax bullet ammunition. Just sign-in and we will work with you to get
ready to go. You will get 5 shots to warm-up and then take 5 shots that count. Your qualification time will be
determined by your best 3 shots out of a 5 shot round. You can buy additional tries to better your qualification
time for $5.00 (All these funds go to Happy Trails Foundation). There is no limit to how many times you can
attempt to qualify, but only your best one counts. You must have 3 hits per 5 shot round to receive a score.
Every try will get you a ticket and a chance to win a Cimarron Derringer. The more you try, the more chances
you have to win. There will be awards for the top 3 men and women.
Stop by on Friday and Saturday and watch
SHOOTOUT AT WINTER RANGE
2011 Arizona State Championship
a CFDA Match open to CFDA Members
3rd Annual Black Powder Night Shoot
Thursday • 7:00 PM • Stages 7 & 8
The shoot will be a no cost, no registration match for any registered Winter Range shooter. Just
bring your guns and ammo and we’ll light up the sky. Just show up and have fun. Sundown is 6:30
pm, so we will start shooting at 7:00 pm.
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BUFFALO CHIP
SALOON
Friday & Saturday
Beer • Wine • Spirits
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SATURDAY
6:00 PM
6:00 PM
Dinner $15
All You Can Eat
Dinner $20
3/4 Pound Prime Rib
7:15 PM
SOURDOUGH SLIM
Bingo & Poker Tournament
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FRIDAY
Beef Brisket, Pulled Pork, Grilled Chicken
STAGE EIGHT
WILD BUNCH
In the Main Tent
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7:00 PM
8:45 PM
TUMBLEWEED JUNCTION
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PHILTHY PHIL’S
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Friday Night 7:15 PM
This is your chance to hone
your Bingo skills, have
some fun and win some
great prizes. A prize will
be awarded for each game.
One bingo card for each
game is included in your
shooter packet at no
charge. Additional Bingo
cards will be available for
purchase on Friday night.
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Poker Tournament
Texas Hold em
Sponsored by Desperado Bullets
$10 Buy In
First Place
A Firearm
Second Place
Custom Poker Set
LEFT
CENTER
20 PISTOL
10 RIFLE
RIGHT
6 SHOTGUN
START: Standing with hands on hat at either the left or right straw bale. Shotgun loaded with 6 rounds and rifle
loaded with 10 rounds both staged on the bale in front of you. Pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered. Shooter
says, “Bell, Knockdown”.
ON SIGNAL: With the rifle double tap Nevada sweep the three R targets from either direction. Make rifle safe
on bale. With the shotgun engage the 4 shotgun targets, bell, knockdown, bell, knockdown, bell, knockdown, and
make shotgun safe on bale. Move to the center position. With pistol double tap Nevada sweep the 3 stationary
pistol targets from either direction. Then engage any two knockdowns with one round each and any two stationary
Pistol targets with the remaining 3 rounds, and the other two knockdowns with one round each and the remaining
3 rounds on any two stationary Pistol targets.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits
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STAGE SEVEN
WILD BUNCH
E N T E R TA I N M E N T
MARK BROOKS
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Their style of music ranges from straight up country
to southern rock or what is now called Outlaw
Country. They do play cover tunes that span up to
three decades of country and classic rock, but have
forged their own identity with original songs that
keep you wanting to hear them again and again.
The fun part about this band is their versatility. Quality
of performance is extremely important to these guys
so you always get their best. They continue a journey
that takes the music to places where the people can
be drawn in to the emotion and stories that the songs
have to tell.
TERRITORIAL BRASS
RHINESTONE ROPER
Arizona’s Official Historical Brass Band
TERRITORIAL BRASS was formed in February
1987 and was quickly recognized by museums
across Arizona as an entertaining living history
resource. Dressed in turn-of-the-century costume
TERRITORIAL BRASS recaptures the golden age
of the American town band. This twelve member
ensemble specializes in 19th century American brass
band music, playing authentic arrangements from
1835, through the Civil War, to Arizona’s year of
statehood.
SOURDOUGH SLIM
Saturday 7:00 PM
20 PISTOL
START: At the hay bale, or the left end of the wagon, hands on hips. Pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered.
Shooter says, “ We came for Angel.”
ON SIGNAL: With pistol engage all 10 targets in front of your starting position in any order with one round
each.
Move to the opposite position and engage all 10 targets in front of your position in any order with one round each.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits.
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Saturday 8:45 PM
Arizona veteran Western entertainer and Master of
Ceremonies, Mark Brooks has delighted audiences
for over 20 years with his music, humor, and
knowledgeable repartee. Most recognized for his
rich baritone voice and accomplished acoustic
guitar style; Mark also writes and performs both
contemporary and classic cowboy poetry and stories
in the troubadour tradition.
He has entertained hundreds of tourist and corporate
groups as well as at festivals throughout the
southwest, always staying true to his western and
country style and introducing tens of thousands of
folks to the history of the West and its rich culture.
Friday 5:30 PM
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TUMBLEWEED JUNCTION
Audiences step back in time with an authentic
vaudeville style cowboy show in the Will Rogers
tradition. Sourdough Slim is a veritable “one man
Western extravaganza”, crooning Western classics,
playing accordion, guitar and harmonica, dancing a
jig, twirling a lariat, dishing out hilarious comedic
sketches and letting loose with award winning yippieti-yi-yodeling. A favorite entertainer at cowboy
gatherings and county fairs around the country,
he’s also played the big time, wowing audiences at
venues including Carnegie Hall and The Kennedy
Center. This show promises a rollicking good time
for audiences of all ages.
The Rhinestone Roper Show has thrilled audiences
Coast to Coast and Border to Border with award
winning trick roping , knife throwing , bullwhip
cracking, gun spinning, fast draw shooting and with
amazing stunts by veteran trick horses Luck Joe and
Handsome Jack.
Performing
Thursday • Friday • Saturday
11:00 AM & 3:00 PM
West End of Sutlers Row
OK CHORALE QUARTET
The OK Chorale Quartet is dedicated to the
preservation of this exciting era of western history
through the telling of the stories in a unique and
entertaining way. By combining the wonderful
sounds of four part a cappella harmony with the
fascinating history of the old west, the OK Chorale
are sure to leave you with great memories of the old
west.
Performing
Friday • Saturday
10:00 AM to 3:00 PM
Sutlers Row
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STAGE SIX
WILD BUNCH
MASTER SPONSOR
Wild West Mercantile
7302 E. Main Street
Mesa, AZ 85207
(800) 596-0444
www.wwmerc.com
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MAIN TENT SPONSOR
BADGE SPONSOR
Phil, aka “Philthy Phil”
and Jo Doornbos
Cimarron Firearms Co. Inc.
105 Winding Oak Road
Fredericksburg, TX 78624
(830) 997-9090
www.cimarron-firearms.com
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BAIL
HALLWAY DOORS
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SIDE MATCH SPONSOR
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HALLWAY DOORS
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LINCOLN
COUNTY JAIL
SHUTTLE SPONSOR
MIDWAY CHEVROLET
17891 Karcher Rd.
Caldwell, ID 83607
(888) 767-7371
2323 W Bell Rd
Phoenix, AZ 85023
(866) 749-2831
SIDE MATCH SPONSOR
SIDE MATCH SPONSOR
www.mgmtargets.com
KIRKPATRICK
LEATHER COMPANY
P.O. Box 677
Laredo, TX 78042
(800) 451-939
www.kirkpatrickleather.com
www.midwaychevy.com
1900 E. Warner Ave, Ste 1-D
Santa Ana, CA 92705
(800) 430-1310
www.emf-company.com
LEFT POSITION
RIGHT POSITION
20 PISTOL 6 RIFLE
8 SHOTGUN
START: Standing at either the left or right position, rifle in hand, loaded with 6 rounds. Shotgun loaded with 6
rounds staged on the table/shelf at the starting position with at least 2 shotgun rounds on your body. Pistol loaded
with 5 rounds and holstered. Shooter says,”Yer a dang liar.”
ON SIGNAL: Double tap the 3 rifle targets in front of your position for 6 rounds, and make rifle safe vertically
in either gun block. Take shotgun with you through the doorway, and engage the 8 shotgun targets through the 4
doorways as you move down range, reloading as necessary. Stage the shotgun safely on the hay bale at the center
position. With the pistol engage the 3 targets on the right with a 5 round Nevada sweep, the center 3 targets with
a 10 round double tap Nevada sweep, and the 3 targets on the left with a 5 round Nevada sweep.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits. Posse Marshal: Remind shooters to “watch their muzzle direction.”
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Our thanks to the Sponsors of Winter Range and their support of
SASS National Championship of Cowboy Action Shooting
STAGE FIVE
WILD BUNCH
On behalf of the Arizona Territorial Company of Rough Riders,
our sincere thanks go out to the sponsors of Winter Range who
have donated money, products and time to make this event
possible.
RP1
RP4
RP2
RP3
MASTER SPONSOR
Wild West Mercantile
MAIN TENT SPONSOR
Phil “Philthy Phil” Doornbos
BADGE SPONSOR
Cimarron Firearms
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P1
P2
P3
P4
S1
S4
S3
LEFT WINDOW
CENTER WINDOW
DOORWAY
STAGE SPONSORS
Action Target
Black Hills Ammunition
Dillon Precision Products
Grand Canyon Railway
Legendary Guns
Mernickle Holsters
Sturm, Ruger & Co. Inc.
Taylor’s & Co. Inc.
Ted Blocker Holsters
SIDE MATCH SPONSORS
E.M.F. Company Inc.
Kirkpatrick Leather
MGM Targets
SHUTTLE SPONSOR
Midway Chevrolet
20 PISTOL 5 RIFLE
6 SHOTGUN
START: Standing at left window, rifle staged on shelf loaded with 5 rounds, pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered,
shotgun loaded with 6 rounds on table at the doorway. Shooter says,”I’m gonna warm things up!”
ON SIGNAL: With rifle sweep RP1-RP4 from either end , placing the 5th shot on the top dueling tree target.
Make rifle safe. With pistol sweep P1-P4 from either end and place the 5th round on a hostage target. Repeat
the sweep, placing the last pistol shot on the opposite hostage target. Move to the center window and with pistol
sweep the RP1-RP4, placing the 5th round on any dueling tree target. Repeat, and make pistol safe. From the
doorway with the shotgun shoot the 6 shotgun targets in this order, bell, knockdown, knockdown , then the
opposite side bell, knockdown, knockdown.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits. Hostage and Dueling Tree targets are scored “A hit is a hit.”
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the
POKER TOURNAMENT
Desperado Cowboy Bullets
WILD BUNCH AWARDS
Evil Roy Shooting School
MAIN FOOD CATERER
Buffalo Chip Saloon and Steakhouse
MERCHANDISE SPONSORS
1880s etc.
Adventure Designs
AM Sales
Arizona Citizens Defense League
Arizona Sandy
Aspen Filly’s Merchandise
B & M Concessions
Brownells
Buckaroo Bobbins
Bullet Splat Jewelry
Butterfly Frillies
C & C Saber River Millinery & Gunsmithing
C.J. Deubel Custom Knives
Cabelas
Cactus Cris
Charlie “Jack” Jackson
Circle M Saddlery & Gun Leather
Cobra Firearms
Colorado Mountain Hat Company
Commanchero Traders
Competitive Edge Dynamics USA
Coon Creek
Cowboys a Fixin
Cowboys and Indian Store
D & B Leather
D Bar J Hat Company
Desperado Cowboy Bullets, LLC
Dixie Gun Works
Docs Old West
Don Jolley Historical Art
Ears, Etc.
Earthwalkers
F.A.P. Filli Pietta
Handlebar Hanks Old West Grill
Happy Trails
Hatchet Molly’s Hatbands
John’s Custom Leather Goods
Katie’s Millinery, Clothing and Hair
Kid Kollodion
King of the Mountain
Knights/Tombstone Leather Products
L and R Corrales Catering
L5S Outfitters
Laced
Laredo Bullets
Lee Liles’ 3-L Cowboy Gun Leather
Major Photography
Master Craft Bullets
Mecham Pottery
Mr. Quigley Photography
OK Kettle Korn Korral
Old West Lasergraphic
Outlaw Grips
Redfeather Leather
Redwing Trading Co
River Crossing
Rockin Double J Leatherworks
Ruby Red Ranch
Sage Mountain Rose
Shasta Leather
Slims Pickens BBQ
Spitfire Wax Bullets and Cases
Sportman’s Warehouse
Storm Gear for the Range by Boston Scarlet
Strictly Western
The Cloak Drummer Company
The Daily Dog
The Ear Shop
The Gun Engraver
Tick Tock Doc
Unique Tek, Inc.
Victorian Designs by Lily
Waddie Wear
West Fargo Gunsmith
White Wolf Trading Company
Wildhorse Canyon Outfitters
Windsong Traders
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Stage Conventions & Match Conduct
STAGE FOUR
WILD BUNCH
1. All SASS Rules apply unless otherwise indicated in the stage description. Basic Winter Range philosophy in
stage descriptions – “if the stage description doesn’t say to do things in certain way, then you can do as you wish,
within the current SASS Rules.” SASS Stage Conventions apply.
2. Order of Engagement: Targets may be engaged in any order, unless stage descriptions indicate a specific
order.
3. Comstock Shotgun Targets: All shotgun targets MAY be re-engaged – “Comstock Rules”. Shotgun targets
may be re-engaged at the end of the shotgun string or at the moment they have been missed.
4. Buckaroos and Buckarettes: need only HIT a knock down target, including plate racks – they do not have to
go down. Alternate targets have been placed for all aerial targets that may be engaged at the shooters discretion.
Misses will be awarded as per normal if aerial targets are engaged and missed.
5. Bonus targets: Bonus targets MUST be engaged, unless indicated as “optional” in the stage description
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R
R
R
S1
S2
S5
6. Make long guns safe: On downrange movement stages, long guns MUST be made safe in the provided gun
blocks. Failure to make long guns safe as indicated will incur a 10 second minor safety penalty
S3
S4
P
S6
7. Long guns may be transported to the next shooting position unless stage description indicates otherwise.
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8. Long guns open and empty: must be left open and empty at the end of the shooting string. If you open
and clear the long gun, then place the long gun down and the lever closes, you must return to open it.
P
P
9. Long guns may be staged in, near or at the positions indicated, vertically or horizontally, unless stage
description indicates otherwise. Long guns staged horizontally on bales, boxes or counter tops must have at
least the rear of the trigger guard over the horizontal surface. Revolvers must have the entire firearm over
the horizontal surface. All stage conventions apply.
10. Round/Casing left on carrier and last firearm used on stage is a long gun: Once the shooter arrives at
the unloading table and releases control of their long guns, a live round, empty casing or shotgun hull left on the
carrier or magazine will incur a minor safety penalty.
11. Unloading / Loading on the move: Firearms may be loaded and unloaded on the move as per SASS rules
regarding “safe for movement”.
12. Unloading Officer: All unloading tables will have an unloading officer designated to clear all firearms before
each shooter leaves the unloading table. This may be the previous shooter or a posse member as designated by
the Posse Marshal.
13. Dry Firing: There will be no dry firing (the act of raising the firearm to a firing position, pointing, cocking and
pulling the trigger, so as to fire it) at the LOADING tables.
14. Transporting long guns: Long guns will be transported to and from the firing line, empty with actions open,
muzzles vertical. Long guns with soft cases or “socks” that are visible in guns carts must also have actions open.
15. Re-Shoots: will only be given for timer malfunctions, RO interference or prop/timer malfunctions, once the
first round has left the barrel.
16. Re-Starts: Bad or fumbled starts may be re-initiated provided no rounds have left the barrel. This may only
be allowed if the shooter can complete the re-start immediately keeping the delay to a minimum. Technical issues
with firearms at the start should be addressed at the unloading table to as not to cause delays on the firing line.
Multiple re-starts for the same shooter on multiple stages will not be entertained by the RO
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POS 1
POS 2
20 PISTOL
6 RIFLE
POS 3
6 SHOTGUN
START: At position 1 rifle loaded with 6 rounds in hand, shotgun loaded with 6 rounds staged on the hay bale at
position 1. Pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered. Shooter says,”Is that thing loaded?”
ON SIGNAL: Shoot the back R target once and then Nevada sweep the front 3 R targets starting on either end.
Make rifle safe on hay bale. With shotgun shoot the 2 shotgun targets. Move safely with shotgun to position 2,
and shoot the 4 shotgun targets. Make shotgun safe. From position 3 with pistol shoot the back P target once,
and then the front three P targets in a continuous Nevada sweep for the remaining 9 rounds starting on either end.
Repeat the sequence.
NOTE: Shooter may move with the shotgun with an empty round under the hammer and action closed, or with
the action open, chamber empty, with a live round on the carrier. Knockdowns must fall to count as hits.
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17. Saying lines: Shooters must make a good faith effort to say initiating line correctly, but no penalty will be
incurred for incorrect lines.
STAGE THREE
WILD BUNCH
18. Pistols: Pistols shall start from, and be returned to, leather (holstered) at the beginning and end of the
pistol string, unless the stage description states otherwise.
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19. “Down Range” procedures: are necessary only in shooting bays with more than one stage. If movement
down range is required, ‘Down Range’ will be called by the RO. When the shooter has finished the stage and
moved to the unloading table, and shooters at the unloading and loading tables have stepped back from the
tables, the RO. on that posse will raise the Orange Flag. When all posses have raised their flags, down range
movement may commence. No gun handling or activity at the tables shall be conducted while Orange flags
are up. When all movement down range has ceased, Orange flags may be lowered and shooting continued.
Down Ranges on single stage bays shall be conducted by the RO for that posse, flags are not required.
R
R
R
S1
S2
S3
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20. Cease Fires: If a cease fire is called, all engaging shooters must cease fire immediately and make
firearms safe, move to the unloading table, and ground all firearms.
S3
S4
S4
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21. Spotting: Spotters must position themselves so as to clearly see the targets being engaged, and move
if necessary. Spotters MUST SEE A MISS, and any doubt will be given to the shooter. To remind all shooters
once again:
a.
If you THINK IT HIT, you must score a HIT
b.
If you THINK IT MISSED, you MUST score a HIT
c.
If you see it HIT, then you score a HIT
d.
ONLY IF you clearly SEE IT MISS, then you call a MISS
Spotters are reminded that spotting is an extremely important job in operation of a posse, and that some
targets do not “ring” when hit as most do. Therefore, the absence of sound does not necessarily indicate the
target has been missed. Spotters must SEE A MISS; anything less than that, or if the spotter has any doubt
in their mind, they must call a HIT.
22. Scoring and Awards: Scoring will be in accordance with SASS Rules. However, a shooter must
complete all scored main match stages to be eligible for a main match award. In the unlikely event of
severe, inclement weather or any other conditions which may adversely affect the safety of the match, the WR
Board, in conjunction with SASS Officials, will determine the appropriate course of action. Errors in scoring
must be brought to the attention of the scoring coordinators as soon as possible. The deadline for addressing
these errors is SUNDAY, at 9:00 AM.
STERN WINDOW
CENTER WINDOW
15 PISTOL
9 RIFLE
WINDOW
BOW
6 SHOTGUN
START: Standing at either the bow or the stern, pistol loaded with 5 rounds pointed down range. Rifle loaded
with 9 rounds and shotgun loaded with 6 rounds both staged at the center window position. Shooter says, “I hope
you can swim.”
ON SIGNAL: With the pistol shoot the 4 large stationary P targets once each, and then shoot the small hostage
target. Move to the center position and with pistol engage the 4 large stationary R targets once each and then the
hostage target. Make pistol safe. With rifle engage the 4 large stationary targets twice each and place the last
round on the hostage target. Make rifle safe. With shotgun sweep the 6 shotgun knockdowns once each from
either direction. Taking pistol with you move to the opposite end of the boat (from your starting position) and
shoot the 4 large stationary P targets once each, and then the small hostage target.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as a hits. Hostage targets are scored “A hit is a hit.”
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23. Disputes or appeals shall, whenever possible, be handled on the posse by the Posse Marshal. The chain
of authority for further disputes or protests shall be the “on duty” Match Range Officers. The next and final
authority shall be the Range Master /Match Director or his deputy. The RM/MD may at his discretion form a
committee of 3 TGS and proceed per SASS rules. Disputes or appeals must be registered with the Posse
Marshal before the posse leaves the stage where the issue or incident occurred. The dispute shall be heard
and processed as soon as practically possible by match officials. Any disputes or protests brought to the Posse
Marshal or any match officials after this time will NOT be entertained.
24. Show courtesy to the posse ahead: Posse members should not crowd the posse ahead, and should not
move into the stage area until vacated by the previous posse.
25. Interpersonal conflicts / rude or inappropriate behavior: Any other behavior than that of a true cowboy
/ cowgirl will not, under any circumstances, be tolerated. In the unlikely event that any shooter demonstrates
such behavior they will be ejected from the match immediately and without question.
26. Safety First……BUT please do have fun!
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STAGE TWO
WILD BUNCH
Introduction
Winter Range’s 20th Anniversary celebrates The Rough Riders. Not the
present day volunteers that organize and run Winter Range, nor the initial
volunteers that began Winter Range twenty years ago. No, we celebrate
those original Rough Riders that volunteered to defend this country over
one hundred and ten years ago during the Spanish-American War.
R
R
R
The First United States Volunteer Cavalry Regiment was one of three
volunteer regiments raised in 1898 and the only one to see action. When
Colonel Leonard Wood became commander of the Second Cavalry Brigade
during the campaign, the regimental command fell to Teddy Roosevelt and
it became known as “Roosevelt’s Rough Riders”
“Remember The Maine”
R
R
R
P
PK
P
P
PK
PK
PK
S
S
S
S
PHILTHY PHIL’S
S
S
This battle-cry was heard throughout the country and was result of the
incident described below:
The Maine was only a second-class battleship. However, it was the
largest ship ever to enter Havana harbor. To the Cubans, it was a floating
American fortress right in their capital city. When the battleship Maine was
mysteriously blown up in Havana Harbor, two hundred fifty-four seamen
died, and fifty-nine sailors were wounded. Eight of the wounded later died.
The Navy conducted an investigation into the cause of the disaster, but it
never discovered who was responsible for the explosion.
The American press, however, had no doubts about who was responsible
for sinking the Maine. They declared that it was the cowardly Spanish.
William Randolph Hearst’s New York Journal even published pictures.
They showed how Spanish saboteurs had fastened an underwater mine to
the Maine and had detonated it from shore.
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LEFT
CENTER
15 PISTOL
10 RIFLE
RIGHT
4 SHOTGUN
START: Standing with hands on hat at either the left or right hay bale. Shotgun loaded with 4 rounds and rifle
loaded with 10 rounds both staged on the bale in front of you. Pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered. Shooter
says, “John Browning was a genius”.
ON SIGNAL: With the rifle shoot the center R target 3 times and each outside target once each. Repeat. Make
rifle safe on bale. With the shotgun shoot the 4 shotgun targets once each, and make shotgun safe on bale. Move
to the center position. With pistol shoot the center stationary pistol target 3 times and the two outside knockdown
targets once each. Repeat the sequence using the two inside knockdowns. Then shoot the center stationary pistol
target 3 times and the two outside stationary targets once each.
NOTE: Knockdowns must fall to count as hits.
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STAGE ONE
WILD BUNCH
R
R
R
R
R
STAGE ONE
R
RP6
P
RP5
P
RP4
P
P
S6
S3
S5
P
S4
RP3
S3
S1
RP2
S4
6 RIFLE
6 SHOTGUN
START: At the hay bale, one hand on pistol. Shotgun loaded with 6 rounds staged on bale. Rifle loaded with 6
rounds staged on left end of wagon. Pistol loaded with 5 rounds holstered. Shooter says, “Ready.”
ON SIGNAL: With pistol double tap sweep the 5 pistol targets twice, starting on either end. Make pistol safe
on bale. With shotgun shoot the 3 shotgun targets in any order. Move safely with shotgun to the left end of the
wagon, and shoot the 3 shotgun targets any order. Make shotgun safe. With rifle shoot the plate rack targets once
each starting on the left or the right. (If a target falls sympathetically without being hit you must “shoot where
it was.”)
NOTE: Shooter may move with the shotgun with an empty round under the hammer and action closed, or with
the action open, chamber empty, with a live round on the carrier. Knockdowns must fall to count as hits.
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S1
RP1
S2
FRONT OF WAGON
20 PISTOL
S2
10 REVOLVER + 1 POSSIBLE RELOAD
HAY BALE
START
10 RIFLE + 1 POSSIBLE RELOAD
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At the bale, standing upright, hands at sides. Rifle loaded with 10 rds and open, empty shotgun both
staged on bale. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered. Cap and ball shooters may have one revolver
with 6 chambers loaded, but only 5 chambers capped at the loading table.
ON SIGNAL: Using rifle and revolvers in any combination, and in any order, place 1 rd on RP1, 2 rds on RP2,
3 rds on RP3, 4 rds on RP4, 5 rds on RP5 and 6 rds on RP6 (1,2,3,4,5,6). The rifle or a revolver must be reloaded
with one rd to fire the 21st rd. Make firearms safe, and with shotgun, engage S1-S2. Move to the front of the
wagon and engage S3-S4. Make shotgun safe.
NOTE: The revolver or rifle may only be reloaded after at least one rd has been fired from that revolver or rifle,
except for cap and ball revolvers. Cap and ball revolvers MUST cap the 6th chamber BEFORE firing any rds
from that revolver.
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STAGE TWELVE
RP
RP
RP
“Cowboys in Uniform”
The Rough Riders were called “Cowboys in Uniform”. They were made
up of hunters, prospectors, cowboys, gamblers, Buffalo soldiers, American
Indians, police officers, military veterans and college boys. They were all
able bodied horsemen that knew how to shoot. Most came from the Southwest
and were selected because they would be operating in a hot climate that the
men would be used to. It was said “The difficulty in organizing was not in
selecting, but in rejecting men” because so many answered the call.
RP
SM
SM
F
F
F
F
A
A
A
A
POS 3
INSIDE WALL
INSIDE WINDOW
POS 2
OUTSIDE WALL
START
COOSIE’S
POS 2
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ON SIGNAL: Engage the four square rifle targets (RP) once each first, THEN engage the large circle in the
middle six times. Make rifle safe vertically. Retrieve shotgun and move to position 2 (either doorway). Engage
both actuator (A) and flying can (F) targets (4 shots minimum, any order). Missed flying cans may be made up on
the shotgun make-up target (SM). Move to position 3 (straw bales) and make shotgun safe. With revolvers engage
the four square revolver targets (RP) once each first, THEN engage the large circle in the middle six times.
NOTE: Buckaroos/Buckarettes do NOT have to engage the flying can, and may instead engage the make-up
target.
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“The Crowded Hour”
Roosevelt coined this phrase to describe the charges up the San Juan Heights
and its aftermath. If one reads any account of Rough Riders, it’s readily
apparent that TR loved his regiment and was extraordinarily proud of them.
He openly puts their valor and acts of courage above his own and clearly
was a leader in every sense of the word.
STAGE TWO
R4
R1
R4
R2
R1
R3
R2
R3
In all the battle at San Juan and Kettle Hills cost the American forces 124
killed and 817 wounded.
P2
S3
S4
S5
S6
P1
S1
S2
Epilogue
“On the morning of September 15, 1898, the regimental property including
all equipment, firearms and horses were turned back over to the United
States government. The soldiers said one last good-bye to each other and
the United States First Volunteer Cavalry, Roosevelt’s Rough Riders, was
disbanded at last. Before they all returned to their respective homes across
the country, Colonel Roosevelt gave them a short speech that commended
their efforts in the war, expressed his profound pride and reminded them
that, although heroes, they would have to integrate back into normal society
and work as hard as everyone else. Many of the men were unable to gain
their jobs back from when they lost them before leaving for war. Some, due
to illness or injury, were unable to work for a long time. Money was donated
by a number of wealthier supporters of the regiment and used to supplement
the well-being of the needy veterans, many of whom were too proud to
accept the help”
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PHILTHY PHIL’S
LEFT BALE
10 RIFLE
S2
RIGHT BALE
CENTER
10 REVOLVER
S1
6+ SHOTGUN
START: Shooter standing upright at either the left or right bale. Rifle loaded with 10 rds and open, empty
shotgun both staged on bale in front of shooter. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered.
ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage R1-R2 alternating for 5 rds and R3-R4 alternating for 5 rds. (You may start with
either pair). Make rifle safe. With shotgun engage S1-S2, move inside Phil’s to the center position and engage
S3-S6. Make shotgun safe. With revolvers engage P1-P2 alternating for the first 5 rds, then engage either P1 or
P2 with 5 rds.
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STAGE ELEVEN
“Leonard Wood”
After graduating from Harvard Medical School Leonard Wood took a position
as an Army contract physician in 1885. He was stationed at Fort Huachuca,
Arizona . Wood participated in the last campaign against Geronimo in 1886,
and was awarded the Medal of Honor, in 1898, for carrying dispatches 100
miles through hostile territory and for commanding an infantry detachment
whose officers had been lost.
R1
R2
R2
S
R1
S
S
S
P2
S
S
FORT SINCLAIR
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POS 1
FORT GATE
POS 2
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P1
Leonard Wood was personal physician to Presidents Grover Cleveland and
William McKinley through 1898. It was during this period he developed a
friendship with Theodore Roosevelt, then Assistant Secretary of the Navy.
At the outbreak of the Spanish-American, Wood, with Roosevelt, organized
the Rough Riders.
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POS 3
10 RIFLE
POS 2
4+ SHOTGUN
START: Position 1, inside either fort tower, at the window, standing upright, hands at sides. Two revolvers
loaded with 5 rds each, holstered; Rifle loaded with 10 rds and open, empty shotgun both staged anywhere inside
the fort tower.
ON SIGNAL: Retrieve shotgun and engage all four shotgun targets (S), make shotgun safe. Retrieve rifle and
move to either position 2 (window), and engage R1-R2 in a continuous, alternating double tap, starting on
either target. Make rifle safe. Move to position 3 (the fort gate) and with revolvers engage P1-P2 in a continuous,
alternating double tap, starting on either target.
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STAGE THREE
R1
R3
R2
“It’s the Gatling’s Men, our Gatling’s”
After the regiment took Kettle hill they paused and observed the assault on
the San Juan Heights. They began to fire on the Spanish in their trenches
near the San Juan block house. As the infantry charged the hill Lieutenant
Parker directed his Gatling’s onto the block house and the surrounding
trenches. “It was the only sound which I ever heard my men cheer in battle”
said Roosevelt. At this time six regiments were intermingled on Kettle Hill
and Roosevelt was the senior officer as several Colonels had been wounded
or killed in the other regiments. He then directed these troops to attack the
block house on San Juan Hill.
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S1
S2
S3
S3
S4
S4
P1
P1
P3
P3
P2
P2
STERN WINDOW
CENTER WINDOW
10 REVOLVER
START
10 RIFLE
WINDOW
BOW
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At the center window standing upright, holding cards in both hands. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds
each, holstered. Rifle loaded with 10 rds and open, empty shotgun both staged at center window.
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ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage R1-R3 with a Nevada sweep in either direction for 10 rds starting on R2 (circle).
Make rifle safe. With Shotgun engage S1-S2, move to either adjacent window and engage S3-S4. Make
shotgun safe. Move to the bow or stern and with revolvers engage P1-P3 in a continuous Nevada sweep in either
direction, starting on P2 (circle) for 10 rds
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STAGE TEN
R2
R3
“Theodore Roosevelt”
TR to his friends, he really didn’t like to be called Teddy. A man known
as much for his accomplishments outside of the office of President as in.
Suffering from asthma as a child, he conditioned himself with exercise and
hard work to overcome it. At Harvard he was on the Boxing team. He was
the youngest member to be elected to the state legislature and wrote his first
book at the age of 24. He became Police Commissioner of New York and
then Assistant Secretary of the Navy. He is the only person in history to win
both the Noble Peace Prize (the first American to do so) and the Medal of
Honor.
R5
R1
S1
R4
S2
S3
S4
P4
P5
P2
P1
P3
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START
POS 2
10 REVOLVER
10 RIFLE
POS 3
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4+ SHOTGUN
START: Position 1 between engine and tender, standing upright with open, empty shotgun in hands (holding
with both hands). Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered; Rifle loaded with 10 rds staged on shelf at
position 2.
ON SIGNAL: With shotgun engage S1-S2, move to position 2 and engage S3-S4. Make shotgun safe. With rifle
sweep R1-R5 twice, left to right OR right to left (no double taps), make rifle safe. Move to position 3 and with
revolvers sweep P1-P5 twice, left to right OR right to left (no double taps).
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STAGE FOUR
R2
R1
“Let My Men Through Sir!”
The Rough Riders charge up Kettle Hill (called that because a huge iron
kettle used for sugar refining was on the top) is an amazing story of grit
and fortitude. Roosevelt, the lone horseman, led his command up the hill
without orders because they were receiving a withering fire from the hill
and it appeared that no regiment forward of them wanted to move. He led
his troops through the regulars who then fell in behind and they charged up
the hill. There is controversy as to which of the units, the Rough Riders, the
Ninth Regulars, or some men of First Regulars actually made it to the top
of the hill first. Five Troop Guidons were planted atop the hill.
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R3
R4
S1
S2
S5
S3
S4
S6
P2
P1
P3
P4
DOORWAY
START
10 REVOLVER
WINDOW
10 RIFLE
BALE
6+ SHOTGUN
START: At barn doorway, rifle loaded with 10 rds in hands (holding with both hands). Two revolvers loaded
with 5 rds each, holstered; Open, empty shotgun staged on bale at the doorway.
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SIGNAL: With rifle engage R1-R3 in a Nevada sweep starting with one rd on R1, two rds on R2, three rds on R3,
two rds on R2 and one rd on R1 (1,2,3,2,1). THEN put the 10th rd on R4, make rifle safe. With shotgun engage
S1-S2, move to the window and engage S3-S6. Taking shotgun with you, move to the bale and make shotgun
safe. With revolvers engage P1-P3 in a Nevada sweep starting with one rd on P1, two rds on P2, three rds on P3,
two rds on P2 and one rd on P1 (1,2,3,2,1). THEN put the 10th rd on P4.
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STAGE NINE
R7
“Allyn Capron”
R3
Described by Roosevelt as “the best soldier in the regiment. In fact, I think
he was the ideal of what an American regular army officer should be.” The
fifth in line in his family to serve in the army, his father was also serving as
a captain during the war. During the campaign, the farthest forward unit of
Capron’s troop, commanded by Sergeant Hamilton Fish II, ran into some
Spanish gunfire on the hill. Capron rode up and found a dead Cuban scout
and Sergeant Fish lying in the middle of the road. Bringing up his troops
and leading them into action, Capron was shot by a Spanish soldier.
Brought to the rear by a Rough Rider, Capron died. He was highly praised
by his commanders, including Roosevelt and was awarded a posthumous
Silver Star in 1925.
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R5
R2
R4
R1
S1
P1
S2
S3
S4
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P2
P3
P2
P1
LEFT
CENTER
10 REVOLVER
10 RIFLE
P3
RIGHT
4+ SHOTGUN
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ON SIGNAL: With first revolver engage P1-P3 with a “2-1-2” sweep from either direction. Repeat the same
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at least once each for 10 rds. Make rifle safe. With shotgun engage S1-S4.
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R6
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“Sergeant, the Spanish Bullet
isn’t made that will kill me.”
Loved by the members of Troop A, William Owen “Bucky” O’Neill had
a theory that an officer ought never to take cover - a theory which was,
of course, wrong, though in a volunteer organization the officers should
certainly expose themselves fully, simply for the effect on the men; our
regimental toast on the transport running, ‘The officers; may the war last
until each is killed, wounded, or promoted.’ As O’Neill moved to and fro,
his men begged him to lie down, and one of the sergeants said, ‘Captain,
a bullet is sure to hit you.’ O’Neill took his cigarette out of his mouth, and
blowing out a cloud of smoke laughed and said, ‘Sergeant, the Spanish
bullet isn’t made that will kill me.’ A little later he discussed for a moment
with one of the regular officers the direction from which the Spanish fire
was coming. As he turned on his heel a bullet struck him in the mouth and
came out at the back of his head; so that even before he fell his wild and
gallant soul had gone out into the darkness.
STAGE FIVE
R1
R4
R2
R3
S2
S1
S4
P2
S3
P4
P1
P3
LEFT WINDOW
CENTER WINDOW
DOORWAY
START
The statue in Prescott is dedicated to him and all fellow Rough Riders.
(and by the way it is not a Statue of Bucky but of a typical Rough Rider)
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10 RIFLE
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center window. Shooter indicates ready by saying: “I don’t take no lip from no surely bartender neither!”
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STAGE EIGHT
“Don’t Swear - Shoot”
This quote from Colonel Woods during the Battle of Las Guasimas served
to calm the troopers during their first action in Cuba. Both Capron and
Hamilton Fish died there and Lieutenant Thomas had taken command of
L Troop. He was then wounded in the leg and Lieutenant Day assumed
command. Most of L Troop were from the Indian Territory (Oklahoma)
and it was a “mixture of cowboys, Indians and half-breeds”. Roosevelt
praises many of the American Indians (Native Americans) in his book and
it was remarkable to see Indians and Indian fighters fighting for the same
cause.
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
R
S1
P1
S2
P2
P2
P3
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P3
P1
CENTER
10+ RIFLE
RIGHT
2+ SHOTGUN
START: At either the left or right box (both feet behind box), standing upright, hands at your sides. Two
revolvers with 5 rds each, holstered. Rifle loaded with 10 rds and open, empty shotgun both staged on center box.
ON SIGNAL: With first revolver engage P1-P3 at least once each for 5 rds. Move to the center position and with
rifle engage both Tombstone racks (R) for 10 rds. Make rifle safe. With shotgun engage S1-S2. Make shotgun
safe. Move to either the left or right box (at least one foot behind box), and with second revolver engage P1-P3
at least once each for 5 rds.
NOTE: Plates (R) on the Tombstone racks must fall to count as hits (except Buckaroos/Buckarettes).
misses on the plate rack may be made up by reloading rifle as required.
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STAGE SIX
P2
P3
R2
R2
P1
“Marshall takes up Arms”
Among the wounded was a non-combatant, a correspondent named Edward
Marshall. The newsman had been shot in the back and no one expected him
to survive his wound. Struggling to remain conscious, the correspondent
insisted on ignoring his pain to dictate his account of the battle at Las
Guasimas and record it for the newspapers back home. For a time he was
paralyzed from the waist down ,however he recovered sufficiently yet finally
lost a leg to the injury.
R1
R3
R1
S
R3
S
S
S
BAIL
DOORWAY
S
S
DOORWAY
S
S
LINCOLN
COUNTY JAIL
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9 RIFLE
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At either start position (window), rifle in hands (holding with both hands) loaded with 9 rds; Open,
empty shotgun staged safely at the shooter’s start position. Two revolvers loaded with 5 rds each, holstered.
ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage R1-R3 three times each for 9 rds. Make rifle safe vertically. Retrieve shotgun,
move into the hallway towards the bale, and along the way engage at least 4 shotgun targets. You may only
engage 2 shotgun targets per doorway. Make shotgun safe at the bale. With revolvers engage P1-P3 at least 3
times each for 10 rds.
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STAGE SEVEN
“Thomas Isbell”
“A half-breed Cherokee under Hamilton Fish, was among the first to shoot
and be shot at. He was wounded no less then seven times.” These wounds
occurred over the span of a half-hour and he declined to leave the firing line.
Finally the loss of blood forced him to retire to the rear.
Tom Isbell was involved in a shoot out one time, and was in part saved by
a fellow named Heck Thomas, a U.S. Marshal. This is the same man the
character Rooster Cogburn is loosely based on in “True Grit”
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R2
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S2
S1
R5
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S4
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POS 1
START
4+ SHOTGUN
START: At the right window with rifle in hands (holding with both hands), loaded with 10 rds. Two revolvers
loaded with 5 rds each, holstered; Open, empty shotgun staged on box/desk at position 2.
ON SIGNAL: With rifle engage R1-R5 twice each for 10 rds. Move through the side door to position 2 and
make rifle safe on the box/desk. With revolvers engage 10 knockdowns (both plate racks - “P”). Taking shotgun
with you move to position 3 and through the window engage S1-S4. Then engage the shotgun make-up target
(SM) if necessary. Make shotgun safe.
NOTE: Plates must fall to count as hits (except for Buckaroos/Buckarettes). Plates left standing may be made
up by engaging shotgun make-up (SM) the appropriate number of times, after the shotgun targets have been
engaged.
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