Cheyenne Regulators Cowboy Action Shoots
The next Cheyenne Regulators Cowboy Action Shoot is August 7, 2010.
Defensive Pistol
The next Defensive Pistol match is scheduled for August 14, 2010, registration starts at 9am,
shooters meeting at 9:45am. Cost is $15.00, you will need at least 100 rounds. It will be held the second Saturday of every month.
Pistol must be .38 to .45 caliber handgun to be scored. No rimfire.
Division A - Magazine capacity 8 rounds or less, open sights defensive holster and gun.
Division B - Magazine capacity 9 rounds or more, open sight defensive holster and gun.
Division C - Revolvers, open sights defensive holster and gun.
Division D - Open Class, competition style race guns/holsters
Equipment= Holsters must point the muzzle down, a slight FBI cant is allowed. No cross draw, small of the back, or any other holster that allows the muzzle to break the 180. All retention devices must be used. Magazine carriers should be capable of retaining magazines during vigorous movement. Match Director has final authority on all holster and gear issues.
Scoring will be time plus. A hits are +0 seconds, B hits are +0.5 seconds, C hits are +1.0 seconds, and D hits are + 1.5 seconds.
Match Administration= match will be a Cold Range, no handling of firearms unless in a safety area or under the direction of a Match Range Officer. There is no ammunition allowed in the safety area. Any violation will result in a Match Disqualification. All range commands will be gone over at the shooters meeting before the match.
Safety= we will be using the 180 degree rule. Down range is 0 degrees. The range will be a cold range. This means NO handling of firearms unless under the direction of a range officer or in a safety area. When moving during the course of fire, unless actively shooting, finger MUST be out of the trigger guard. While reloading and clearing malfunctions your finger must be out of the trigger guard. During the course of fire all reloading will be done on the clock.
Match disqualifications= breaking the 180 rule, to include movement. Firing a shot during reloading or clearing a jam. a shot leaving the berm. Handling a firearm outside of above stated areas.
shooters meeting at 9:45am. Cost is $15.00, you will need at least 100 rounds. It will be held the second Saturday of every month.
Pistol must be .38 to .45 caliber handgun to be scored. No rimfire.
Division A - Magazine capacity 8 rounds or less, open sights defensive holster and gun.
Division B - Magazine capacity 9 rounds or more, open sight defensive holster and gun.
Division C - Revolvers, open sights defensive holster and gun.
Division D - Open Class, competition style race guns/holsters
Equipment= Holsters must point the muzzle down, a slight FBI cant is allowed. No cross draw, small of the back, or any other holster that allows the muzzle to break the 180. All retention devices must be used. Magazine carriers should be capable of retaining magazines during vigorous movement. Match Director has final authority on all holster and gear issues.
Scoring will be time plus. A hits are +0 seconds, B hits are +0.5 seconds, C hits are +1.0 seconds, and D hits are + 1.5 seconds.
Match Administration= match will be a Cold Range, no handling of firearms unless in a safety area or under the direction of a Match Range Officer. There is no ammunition allowed in the safety area. Any violation will result in a Match Disqualification. All range commands will be gone over at the shooters meeting before the match.
Safety= we will be using the 180 degree rule. Down range is 0 degrees. The range will be a cold range. This means NO handling of firearms unless under the direction of a range officer or in a safety area. When moving during the course of fire, unless actively shooting, finger MUST be out of the trigger guard. While reloading and clearing malfunctions your finger must be out of the trigger guard. During the course of fire all reloading will be done on the clock.
Match disqualifications= breaking the 180 rule, to include movement. Firing a shot during reloading or clearing a jam. a shot leaving the berm. Handling a firearm outside of above stated areas.
Scores now posted on Cheyenne Regulators Scores Page.
Norther Colorado Rod & Gun Club also hold Defensive Shooting Matches. More details ....
For more information on Defensive Pistol contact
fightnjoebaker@msn.com or 307-220-5222.
Or gmoncejr@gmail.com.
Please check this website for shoot information and weather before travelling to the range during winter months.
Please check this website for shoot information and weather before travelling to the range during winter months.
Long Range Match
The next match will be Saturday August 14, 2010.
The Long Range Match is held on the second Saturday of each month from March thru October. Set up is at 8:00 am, match starts at 9:00. The Long Range area is at the east end of the range.
The match consists of five targets that will be from 200 to about 750 yards, the 200 yard targets are shot off hand and the rest seated from cross sticks. Rifles should be black power or substitute, cartridges common to the old west long range or buffalo rifles. Lead bullets without gas checks only. Iron sights or period Malcolm style scopes allowed.
The Long Range Match is held on the second Saturday of each month from March thru October. Set up is at 8:00 am, match starts at 9:00. The Long Range area is at the east end of the range.
The match consists of five targets that will be from 200 to about 750 yards, the 200 yard targets are shot off hand and the rest seated from cross sticks. Rifles should be black power or substitute, cartridges common to the old west long range or buffalo rifles. Lead bullets without gas checks only. Iron sights or period Malcolm style scopes allowed.
Match attendance has been low and we need at least 5 contestants to hold the match. We request the
if you plan on paticipating in the match please call or email Patrick Grashorn at 970-330-7278
(mobile: 970-397-1534) patrickgrashorn1874@msn.com
Please check this website for shoot information and weather before travelling to the range during winter months.
Silhouette Shoot
The next silhouette shoot of 2010 will be on August 28, 2010.
This match will be held each month through October on the 4th Saturday except June.
Registration wil be at 9:30 am and the shooting will begin at 10:00 am in
bays 1 and 2. Cost is $5.00. For more information about guns,
ammunition, shooting, etc. contact Charles Cunningham at (307) 634-3506.
Please check this website for shoot information and weather before travelling to the range during winter months.
Crow Creek Fur Co.'s Black Powder Muzzel Loader Shoot
The next shoot will be on August 21 & 22, 2010.
The shooting will begin at 10:00 am ending sometime around 2:00 pm both days.
Contact Mike Penz at (307) 256-2512 or (307) 635-0791 or Tod McAffee at (307) 637-3351 for more details.
NRA Firearms Training
Steve Walls is a Certified NRA Instructor with expertise in various types of firearms and disciplines.
If you are interested in firearms training Contact Steve Walls at
sapper-7@bresnan.net.
Current Scheduled Classes:
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Featured Alias
Madame Bulldog
Rachel Woodward
Rachel Woodward
Please welcome our new Range Mistress ‘Madame Bulldog’
I started shooting for fun in 2002. I had handled a few guns when I
was growing up and I really like it when I hit what I was aiming for.
I chose the name Madame Bulldog because she was a real person from the
old west and it went a long with my husband’s alias also.
Madame Bulldog, once Kitty O’Leary, ran what was euphemistically known as a
dance hall in Montana. Her joint, she said, was a decent one.
Announcing that she would stand for no dam foolishness, she saved the
wages of a bouncer by polishing off roughnecks herself. Calamity Jane
was one of her associated for a time, but legend has it that they fell
out, whereupon Madame Bulldog tossed Calamity into the street, as
easy as licking three men. When asked whether Calamity Jane really
tried to fight back, one who knew both women replied, Calamity was
tougher’n hell, but she wasn’t crazy! Calamity Jane and Madame Bulldog
ran saloons in Leadville, Colorado in the red light district at the
lower end of Harrison Avenue.
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