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CAS - Cowboy Action Shooting
Western Shoot-out in New Hampshire
2008 CAS Match Schedule
Sundays at High Noon ! |
- Sunday, April 20, 2008
- Sunday, May 11, 2008*
- Sunday, June
8, 2008
- Sunday, August 10, 2008
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Sunday September 14, 2008
- Sunday, October 12, 2008
*May
11th match is our "Happy Mothers Day - All Ladies Shoot
Free" match
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Clubhouse kitchen will be
open
1:00pm to 2:30pm each match day
The Safety Meeting is at 11:45AM.
The match starts at Noon.
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| SASS membership is NOT required to participate. |
Members made some great metal
shoot out targets:
- Metal drop down targets for the single
action western revolver that ping when a
shooter scores a hit
- Knock down shotgun targets
- Several targets for saddle mounted
shots
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guns needed for the complete shoot; two western
style single action revolvers, a double barrel
shotgun or pump-action with external hammer, and
a lever action pistol-caliber rifle. Fun
to shoot or just come and watch! Here's some photos
of the action.
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out Piney Woods information on
2008 CPF&G
Cowboy Events |
- Mandatory Safety Meeting starts at
High Noon. Match starts immediately after
the Meeting.
- Anyone and everyone who's interested
is welcome, regardless of experience.
Shooters under 18 must be accompanied by
a parent or legal guardian.
- Each match consists of six stages. The course of fire
will usually be posted on
Piney
Woods website at least one week before each match.
- All of our stages are written to
require two pistols, a lever-action
rifle, and a double-barrel or pump
shotgun.
- Ammo Requirements:
- Typically one box each of
pistol, rifle, and shotgun will
be needed per match
- All rifles must be chambered
for pistol caliber ammo only
- Lead bullets only - No
jacketed ammo allowed
- All ammo should be target or
light field loads - no
"hot" loads
- Shotgun ammo must contain #7 1/2
or smaller lead shot only
- All SASS Safety Rules apply. For more
info, check out the SASS
Shooter's Handbook
- SASS Rules on acceptable clothing and
guns are interpreted loosely, but we do
insist on the following:
- No baseball-style caps
- No modern running shoes,
tennis shoes, or sneakers
- No short-sleeve shirts
- No nylon. plastic, or Velcro
gear
(They just didn't have
any of that stuff back in the
1800's)
- CPF&G's Cowboy Shoots are held rain or shine. The
covered firing line means we (unlike other clubs) never
cancel a match due to weather.
Anyone who'd like to show up
early to help set up targets, pr\ops, etc. is VERY
welcome!
A Special thanks to Kurt For starting the Cowboy Shoot Events!
The Sheriffs for Country
Pond Fish and Game Club's Cowboy Shoots
are Marshall Piney
Woods and Deputy Wild Bill
Blackerby
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