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March 2006 the LITTLE CLUB THAT COULD … and DID! Shootout Past Dead Man’S Point the SASS WESTERN REGIONAL by Jackpot Jude, SASS #27891 Mercantile section (starting onEXCITING pageSee 90) our NovemberNovember 2001 2001 CowboyCowboy ChronicleChronicle PagePage 11 The Cowboy Chronicle~. The Monthly Journal of the Single Action Shooting Society ® Vol. 19 No. 3 © Single Action Shooting Society, Inc. March 2006 THE LITTLE CLUB THAT COULD … AND DID! Shootout Past Dead Man’s Point THE SASS WESTERN REGIONAL By Jackpot Jude, SASS #27891 ictorville, CA “The little See HIGHLIGHTS on page 73 club with the big heart” V managed to pull it off again. packages and prizes from the SASS The 2005 Western Regional match booth. Double R Bar volunteers went off without a hitch thanks to helped SASS out with that, and I many months of organizing, plan- actually got to inform a couple of ning, and work by the Shootout Past shooters they had won guns for their Dead Man’s Point Committee led by door prizes! That was almost as and at times pushed, prodded, and exciting as winning one myself. Our poked by our fearless leader, Five very own Willie Burn ‘Em won a Jacks, SASS #23711. We told them really nice rifle. During the day, we could do it; SASS believed we Chekahsah Joe, Talking Boy, Buck- could do it; and by gosh, we did it! skin Richard, Roan Henry, and The weekend prior to the shoot, a Twitchy Finger were kept busy man- group of hearty souls (and some of ning the side matches from which all their doubles) gathered at the range proceeds were donated to Happy intent on setting up the stages, Trails Children’s Foundation. My fa- props, and walls between the stages vorite was the “Need for Speed” to shield shooters from splash back. stage designed by Chekahsah Joe, After the work was done, the manda- even though I really did lack speed. tory RR Bar party/BBQ ensued. On Also, I had my first experience shoot- Sunday most of that small but Great props, excellent target placement, and exciting scenarios provided a ing the long range Pistol Caliber mighty group did a shoot through, fun-filled backdrop for the competitors at this year’s Western Regional. The Rifle stage and can tell you the Big and after shooting the Saturday shooting was fast and furious and the weather was warm and dry. Tex is Horn Sheep got clean away. Thurs- stages, we rearranged the targets to seen here generating clouds of glorious blackpowder smoke with hot brass day wrapped up with the evening’s tumbling through the air. Once the shooting was done, it was party time! shoot the Friday stages leaving them entertainment featuring Frederick Photo by Mr. Quigley Photography appropriately placed for the main Jackson Turner and Creeker sere- match. Everything was left in per- Dawg, Five Jacks, Ransome Hawk, then had to be put back up before nading everyone in the Town Center. fect order for the match, including Cerro Gordo Kid, and Bodie Rose. the shooters arrived! Wednesday I’m not sure of the title, but one of the doubles of Ella Watson, Mer- For the week prior to the match, was another busy day with vendors my favorite FJT songs is about ciless Mel, Claremore Calie, Desert Merciless Mel, Mountain Grizz, and shooters arriving, plus doing all Cowboy Action Shooters. Naggity Ann, and Bobbin Along the last minute range clean up and Friday morning the main match owboy hronicle Daisy were left at the Range to keep decorating. Rumor was going commenced with 140 shooters out on SASS C C an eye on things and complete the around that Bodie Rose had broken the range. The stages were great - decoratin’ and final fixin’ required her foot, and it was the Cerro Gordo fun and fast, the shooters were fan- for the match. Shortly after every- Kid’s fault! I was concerned until I tastic, and even the weather was In This Issue one left, Mel gave out a holler, “the found it was her double that got great! WOW, those kids can shoot! I wind’s come up and the props are blown over at the saloon! watched Badlands Bud shoot a stage EW ROGRAMS 30 N SASS P blowing down.” What didn’t blow Thursday was busier yet with all in less than 13 seconds! What’s up down got taken down for safety, and the shooters picking up their shooter (Continued on page 72) 66 OPENTOP (PT. 1) REVIEW by Tuolumne Lawman 70 TAURUS GAUCHO REVIEW by Captain George Baylor C h C 74 WOLVERINE RANGERS r o RANGE WAR o w by Katie Callahan n b i o c 23255 La Palma Avenue y BORDERTOWN ARIZONA 76 l Yorba Linda, California 92887 STATE CHAMPIONSHIP e www.sassnet.com by Winsome Wildflower WILDWILD WESTWEST MERCANTILEMERCANTILETM Tom "C.S. 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