COWBOY ACTION NEWS

The Monthly Publication of the Lone Star Frontier Shooting Club & Comanche Valley Vigilantes The Ormsby Ranch, Cleburne, Texas ______________________________________March 2019

March 2019 Cowboy Action

Shooting Calendar Saturday 9th & Sunday 10th

LSFSC Monthly Match Safety Meeting - 9:15 am Match Starts – 9:30 am Sunday 17th

Trinity Valley Regulators (Arlington Sportsman’s Club) For Info Contact Willie Earp 817-800-9736

Saturday 23rd& Sunday 24th Safety Meeting - 9:15 am Match Starts – 9:30 am Saturday 23rd

Wild Bunch Match

Editors Note

Feb LSFSC sores not available due to

weather cancel

For any possible weather problems please contact the

club president

From The

CVV President

By Shady McLarry SASS #62056 Life

Here’s to hoping weather will get a little better now that we’re into March. Last month at CVV the wind blew about 20 mph or more after noon and Sunday it calmed down a bit but was cooler. Despite all that we had a good turnout both days, 24 on Saturday with Wild Bunch making up 11 of those and 18 on Sunday. Congratulations to the top 3 shooters on Saturday. Tex Fiddler 1st, Eli Hawk 2nd and Texas Mean Jean 3rd. Top 3 Wild Bunch were Hoodoo Brown 1st, Dusty Boddems 2nd and Greased lightning 3rd. On Sunday our top 3 shooters were Rusty Remington 1st, Lefty Wheeler 2nd and Gunslinger 3rd. Congratulations to all the area shooters that went to winter range and made it through some tough conditions. Texas Banker posted a list of awards for club members on both clubs Facebook page (Lone Star Frontier Shooting Club) and (Comanche Valley Vigilantes). Upcoming matches with entry forms can be found on line for Comanche ValleyVigilantes (comanchevalley.org) 2019 Texas State Wild Bunch Championship.

From The

LSFSC President

By Texas Banker SASS # 20963

Hello Members! Let’s get our Guns Up for a great shoot this coming Saturday and Sunday. It looks as though we are going to get a break in the weather. Saturday is a little iffy but the rain, hopefully, will be south and east of the range. Mark your calendars and cross your fingers for no rain interference. January began the New Year for LSFSC. If you are a member of LSFSC your name will be put in the hopper each time you shoot for a drawing to be held at the end of the year. The grand Prize will be a brand new in the box 12 GA Stoeger Premium Shotgun. By the way, the names of all shooters present at the January LSFSC match are in the hopper already. Additional, going forward for the remainder of this year, we will draw for a free shoot each day after the match and may be used for any regular monthly match. The winning shooter will only be eligible for one free shoot per year. LSFSC has a new Web Site under construction. It will make its debut before LSFSC’s next scheduled match in April. I will notify our members by email, Face Book and a Post on the SASS Wire as soon as it is up and running.

LSFSC CLUB OFFICERS LSFSC PRESIDENT Texas banker (a.k.a. Noel Mullins) nmullins@sbcglobal.net 214-850-9695 LSFSC VICE PRESIDENT Eli Hawk (a.k.a. Jim Robinson) JimRobinsonJr@hotmail.com LSFSC SECRETARY-TREASURER Cowtown Jack (a.k.a. Buddy Chapman) (817) 774-5636 LSFSC Range Officer Bent Star (a.k.a. Grover Browning) 817-431-3957 817-832-9457 Web Master Slowaz Molasses (a.k.a. Bubba Gomez) 254-412-0904 agomez8@hot.rr.com LSFSC SASS Territorial Governor Hot Tamale (a.k.a. Molly Chapman) textopdog@yahoo.com NEWSLETTER EDITOR Willie Earp (a.k.a. Keith Ciarlariello) 817-800-9736 KWCiar@att.net MEMBERSHIP COORDINATOR Rio Hondo Rob (a.k.a. Rob Stewart) 214-632-5780 hondarob2003@yahoo.com WILD BUNCH RANGE OFFICER Dusty Boddams (a.k.a. Joey Hurst) jhurst@pwhome.com 469=569-3322

CVV CLUB OFFICERS CVV PRESIDENT Shady Mclarry (a.k.a. Ricky Marsh) 817-980-7206 rickeymarsh@charter.net CVV VICE PRESIDENT Sidewinder Sid (a.k.a. Mike Townsend) townsend.m@att.net 817-475-6781 CVV SECRETARY Cowtown Jack CVV TREASURER Bed Scalped CVV Range Officer Bent Star (a.k.a. Grover Browning) 817-431-3957 817-832-9457 CVV - SASS Territorial Governor Goatneck Clem (a.k.a. Fred Bursey) 817 439-3185 fbursey@sbcglobal.net

Shady Continuied Expect an entry form coming soon for the Halloween match 26 and 27 October 2019. Lone Star Frontier Shooting Club will have an annual match this year “There’s no Gold in the Bank” July 13th & 14th. Entry form can be found on line at www.lsfsc.com And in case you missed the announcement, CVV members every time you shoot with us this year at CVV you will get an entry ticket put in the bucket. At the end of the year we will give away an 1873 rifle in caliber of your choice.

So be sure and fill out a ticket each time you shoot with us...! Don’t let yesterday use up too much of today (Will Rogers) See ya at the range!

Tx Banker Continuied The site is almost finished and it looks great. Luna Blue, Lefty Wheeler and Krazy Legs Kay’s daughter, is the Artist and Publisher of the New Web Site. She has graciously done this work for LSFSC without compensation to help the club in its endeavors for our new year. MANY THANKS ANNE!! There will be a meeting of the LSFSC Officers after the Saturday match, provided all officers will be present. A change of the meeting will be determined that day if all officers cannot be present. Just a note: Membership Fees are due by April 01, 2019 to be considered current for the year. Any shooter not current will pay the non-member shooter fee for LSFSC each scheduled regular match day. The Membership Fee is the life blood of LSFSC and keeps it viable as a Cowboy Action Shooting Club. I serve as President of LSFSC at the Members request. I am always available if you wish to speak to me about your club by e-mail or phone. Good communication is always good business.

TSRA Report

By Texas Ghost

(a.k.a. Tray Golden) TSRA / CAS Director

Hello fellow TSRA Members and friends! Help us celebrate the 100th Anniversary of TSRA at the TEXAS HISTORICAL SHOOTING SOCIETY out of Columbus, Texas. THSS is hosting the 2019 TSRA/CAS/WB Texas State Championship Match May 17-19, 2019, to be held at GUNSMOKE on the Brune Ranch. An application is attached. AND ATTENTION…if you are a Top Over All winner at one of our regional fundraisers, you get a FREE ENTRY. This year’s winners are: from TRR-GW Ketchum and Angels; from the Caballeros-Whiskey Kid and Panhandle Cowgirl; and from the Ten Horns-Pinewood Kid and Sopapilla Su. Note: Winners must submit an application with additional fees (lunches, Wild Bunch match, membership, etc) AND…IF YOU ARE A TOP OVER ALL COWBOY ACTION WINNER at the TSRA Texas State Championship Match, you will be honored at the 2020TSRA ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING with dinner and a very

nice trophy! This year’s winners are: STIL SMOKN’ and DIAMOND KATE. At the sold out Banquet /Awards Dinner March 2, 2019, at the Sheraton Austin Hotel, Georgetown, TX., with Colonel Oliver North as keynote speaker, I presented the TOA trophies to STIL SMOKN’ and DIAMOND KATE. Remember, to shoot the TSRA / CAS / WB Texas State Championship match you must be a TSRA member in good standing. Why join the TSRA? WE are one of the best lines of defense protecting your 2nd Amendment Right. You can be sure that the Gun Control crowd is not sleeping. We are witnessing, first hand, the results of Socialism/Communism in Venezuela. The sad fact is that one socialistic regime is trying to over throw and exiting socialistic regime. As reported on FOX NEWS, 3/4/2019, President-elect, Juan Guaido said, ”We cannot allow the use of armed civilians, we cannot allow them (the existing army of Maduro) to massacre our people.” I submit to you this truth for being a FREE PEOPLE, it is not always who has the biggest gun, but who has the most guns. Thanks for supporting TSRA and CAS. To join or renew your membership, go to TSRA.com

Wild Bunch Corner

By Dusty Boddams SASS #1907

Wild Bunch Range Officer

February made me shiver with each..... (line from American Pie: Editor) Wrong song... it shoulda been Blowin in the Wind! Texas weather came thru again. A very nice day that got a little breezy in the afternoon made for a great day of fun and competition. A good turnout today with 11 shooters including his editorship Willie Earp using a nice Kimber in modern class. Willie is always a pleasure to shoot with. We started at the trail stage located on the trail between the fort and Brazos Point. With 2 banks of 7 reactive targets and 3 autosets the fun began! Triple F stepped up and poured the heat them! Fast moving 35 rounds this was a real crowd pleaser. Dead man’s gun was used by 3 or 4 competitors with great success. That success being getting to use various vintage outcast pistols in competition. HooDoo Brown produced his new to him 1905 savage pocket pistol in the mighty 32acp powerhouse “like a brick thru a plate glass window” so says the James Bond movies.....speaking of James,4 aces returned to the shooting circle full of vim and vigor, ready for action! Grif said he didn’t drink enough of his vim and vigor or maybe not enough caffeine. Moving to Brazos Point a General gunfight broke out with Doughboy shooters taking on 5 distant targets pcc shooting 7 and everybody shooting 28 pistol and 4 shotgun to finish this stage. Greased Lightnin liked this stage so much he shot it twice. Actually the T.O. Interference resulted in a reshoot but he was sure having fun! Double Ott who wins the long distance award being from Nebraska on the Wyoming border thought that the wind was

calm. Great feller to shoot with uses a colt built in 1915 and a krag in 30-40. He shot doughboy and stayed and shot BAMM. Stepping over to the pecan tree a clever and fun stage was had by double tapping 10 targets plus 1 bell then last mag was 4 on the snuff can plate rack 3 on the bells and rifles finishing up the stage at there respective targets. Neat stage was had just by thinking outside the box for normal sequence and strings. Watauga Kid liked this stage and shot it well. Back to Brazos with Capt. Bruce Jarrett yelling “I’m ready! ”Drawing his 45 and blazing away at those bad guy targets with 28 rounds. Billy Bob shot this stage well and used his dead man’s gun a browning Hipower along with his 1911. Lunch was had and it was a crowd pleaser, king ranch chicken. Thanks Sid! (That’s a favorite!) BAMM and GAMM was started after that great lunch. Watauga kid left while his knees were playing nice and the rest became involved with BAMM. Griff and 4 aces needed to get home so we put them up first. Griff bought a new to him 03a3 that’s a dang clean rifle with a mint bore set down and promptly went to cleaning the sniper targets. 4 aces beat him with that rifle but it was close. We also ran double-ought thru because he was needing to hit the trail. Greased Lightnin jumped out fast and clean. Really good shooting. Bruce Jarrett is fast but a misfire stumped him. Combat match was 10 shots and HooDoo came alive shooting his 1903 Springfield. Billy Bob likes the combat match better because of the movement involved. Triple f is going to have to change his name to triple threat if he just keeps getting better. Four GAMM shooters this month featuring loading on the clock and a reload on the clock brought smiles to the shooters and no Garand thumbs to be found.

PoP guns?! What the heck? What is that? (Po)cket (P)istols a side match featuring the iconic vintage automatic pistols of yesteryear. Perfect examples include the colt 1903 hammerless or the 1905 savage. This will be a featured side match at Wild Bunch on the Brazos the Texas state championship and we will have a side match after BAMM in March. POCKET PISTOL (PoP) RULES AND GUIDELINES Legal PoP guns are of the type of pistol manufactured 1945 or earlier. This not the date of manufacture of a particular pistol but the original version date, there for a Walther PP could of been manufactured in 1939 or 1979 and be legal for PoP. There are many pistols that are legal for this side match but the perfect example would be the 1903 Colt hammerless. An early manufactured pistol that falls perfectly into the correct time frame, accurate and reliable. All legal pistols must be centerfire. Please note a few examples below and note this is not all inclusive. Colt 1903 and 1908 hammerless, Colt vest pocket 25 Walther pp,ppk, Walther vest pocket 25, Saur 32, Ruby 32, 1900 FN Browning, 1907 savage 32/380, Remington hammerless, Ortgies 32, Beretta 1935, Mauser 1910, MAB 32,25, Llama mini 1911 in 32/380, Dreyse 1907 32, Frommer stop 1910, Sauer 38H, Mauser HSC. GENERAL RULES & GUIDELINES PoP guns fit in your pocket

Caliber not greater than 380 Centerfire only 25, 32, 380 Ww2 design cut off date Lead bullets only Pistols may not be externally modified except aftermarket non target grips are allowed along with plating, blueing or engraving as cosmetic enhancements. PROCEDURES Magazines may be loaded anytime prior to shooting time. Magazine remains out of pistol until load and make ready call given by T.O. Starting position is empty chamber magazine inserted. Scenario may call for pistol laying on table or in hand. Stage finish under T.O. Direction remove magazine hold open slide if no slide stop to show clear, lower slide dry fire pistol. Pistol is now safe and may be safely carried to storage area. Typical stage: 6 or 7 shot Nevada sweep on 3 targets distance 5 to 9 yards 6 or 7 shot with double tap on 3 targets 1 on center. New shooters are always welcome! Read the rules and don’t worry about all the right gear. We have an open class waiting for you. ROUNDUP is in July and looks to be a lot of fun. First time ever that a true wild bunch match and a true cowboy match are held together at a annual match. To add to the excitement this will be the first doughboy category held at a annual match. Oil up that 03 Springfield and get ready to rock! TEXAS STATE CHAMPIONSHIP Oct. 18, 19 and 20. Features 10 great stages and a bunch of great and unique side matches. Make plans now! I’m Dusty Boddams and that’s the Boddam line!

Remembering the Alamo, San Jacinto, and Westward Expansion

By German Jack Fordern

SASS #101556 People came to Texas from all over the USA and all The Earth. Why? They had nowhere else to go. The fact of the matter is that our greatest Texas heroes were ejected from their previous lives for various reasons. The newly opened colonization of Texas was great place to reset. The Mexican Constitution of 1830 was actually not that bad. Santa Anna tossed it out though. So many of the Texas settlers had come through the US, with its Constitution not too much different than it is today. So they finally had to fight for their rights beginning in 1835. The Alamo was actually defended twice during The Texas Revolution. They won the Battle of Bexar in December of 1835. The famous 13 Days to Glory in 1836 was a Pyrrhic victory for Santa Anna though. Sam Houston was allowed to stage a battle that he favored at San Jacinto. The result was that Texas gained independence. Santa Anna returned to Mexico in shame, vowing to take up arms against Texas again if the new Republic ever joined the USA [and he was allowed to return to power].

According to sources at A&M and The Alamo, pistols were not readily available on the frontier. They were carried by some people and undoubtedly a number made their way to the Alamo. Though fewer in number than long arms, other weapons were also used at the Alamo. They used Kentucky pistols, British horse pistols, and Harper’s Ferry pistols. These pistols could have been rifled or smoothbore with brass or steel barrels. There were probably many Spanish Pistola's that would have been of the type that featured the Miguelet lock. Most of the weapons used by the men who died in the final defense of the Alamo had been seized from Mexican loyalists during the aforementioned Battle of Bexar. Amazingly enough, Santa Anna had returned to power by the time Texas became the 28th state. The result was The Mexican War, which was won almost entirely as a result of the efforts of The Texas Rangers. Texas became part of the USA as a result of The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo. After The Mexican War, there was also something called the Gadsden Purchase. According to the terms of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo, the American government purchased nearly one million square miles of territory ceded by Mexico for the astonishingly low sum of $15,000,000. This land would become the states and territories eventually comprising all the future land area of the states of Utah, New Mexico, Arizona, California, and Nevada. In addition, parts of modern states Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, and Wyoming were also acquired as a result of the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo and the Gadsden Purchase. __________________________ Author Johnny Baker Jr. is German Jack Fordern. His historical novel,

Burnt Alive in Gumption Junction, is for sale on Amazon in Kindle and paperback, and the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame & Musuem at Ft. Fisher in Waco, TX. He is currently writing a sequel.

OBITUARY Griffs Girl

Griff’s Girl, SASS #14, aka: Diane M. Griffin (nee Schoeffler) passed away on January 29th, 2019. She has been married to Griff since November 21, 1970. Her stick-to-it-ness showed up early, as she was there waiting when Griff returned from Uncle Sam’s SEA War Games in 1973… and remained so for the next 48+ years. To make a long story short, she found herself a twice monthly widow of cowboy action shooting after 1985. So, with all that said, 4 Aces & Griff wish to extend an invitation to any current or former member of LSFSC, CVV, or of other North Texas clubs that would like to join them in celebrating her life and contributions to cowboy action shooting in North Texas. To be held at our home Saturday April 20th, 2019, beginning around noon… weather permitting. 411 Tucker Rd., Rockwall, TX 75032. For further Info, contact Dennis Griffin (a.k.a Griff) (214) 336-8840 RSVP to sass93@sbcglobal.net. No Cards or Letters, please. Donations to the American Cancer Society

CVV 23 Feb 20192/23/2019

Match Results (by time)

Match Final Stage 1 kat… Stage 2 tex… Stage 3 ho… Stage 4 lsf… Stage 5 whe… Stage 6 the…Finish Alias Category Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank

1 Tex Fiddler ES 136.68 17 28.46 7 20.03 2 25.06 3 20.22 1 20.65 3 22.26 1

2 Eli Hawk GF 137.89 22 20.47 1 24.17 5 23.86 2 22.84 4 23.21 7 23.34 3

3 Texas Mean Gene SS 144.10 24 24.82 4 17.98 1 36.21 9 23.21 5 17.92 1 23.96 4

4 Shady Mclarry GF 157.30 33 22.11 2 27.55 7 29.55 5 25.05 6 28.97 8 24.07 5

5 Sidewinder Sid D 167.38 36 22.21 3 27.36 6 32.70 7 22.63 3 34.62 10 27.86 7

6 Bust N Caps ES 176.39 42 27.74 6 23.37 4 36.88 10 32.86 9 22.65 5 32.89 8

7 Texas Banker ES 194.86 44 38.98 9 22.14 3 30.48 6 47.18 11 23.08 6 33.00 9

8 Ben Scalped CB 201.13 47 26.25 5 35.46 8 34.76 8 26.91 7 33.72 9 44.03 10

9 Boothill Tom ES 238.78 35 58.95 11 83.93 11 21.54 1 31.75 8 19.64 2 22.97 2

10 Flint Mcclain S 278.87 37 29.15 8 150.00 13 28.71 4 21.29 2 22.59 4 27.13 6

11 Zephyr S 305.19 66 63.84 12 46.09 9 43.02 11 57.70 12 41.38 11 53.16 11

12 Double Tap Townsend S 317.49 66 43.53 10 47.90 10 44.44 12 37.19 10 83.22 12 61.21 12

13 Strumming Cochise FN 658.92 77 167.27 13 99.27 12 86.74 13 78.86 13 119.42 13 107.36 13

Wild Bunch 23 Feb 20192/23/2019

Detailed Match Results (by time)

Match Final Stage 1 Stage 2 Stage 3 Stage 4Finish Alias Category Time Rank Raw M P B Fin Rank Raw M P B Fin Rank Raw M P B Fin Rank Raw M P B Fin Rank

1 Hoodoo Brown WMO 209.86 5 46.97 0 0 0 46.97 1 51.79 2 0 0 61.79 1 49.45 0 0 0 49.45 1 41.65 2 0 0 51.65 2

2 Dusty Boddams MOD 238.58 9 34.74 3 0 0 49.74 2 60.56 3 0 0 75.56 2 67.95 2 0 0 77.95 4 35.33 0 0 0 35.33 1

3 Greased Lightnin TRAD 279.01 15 58.93 1 0 0 63.93 3 91.39 1 0 0 96.39 6 60.23 0 0 0 60.23 2 48.46 2 0 0 58.46 4

4 Capt Jarrett MS 322.50 18 62.53 5 0 0 87.53 4 91.93 4 0 0 111.93 8 53.99 3 0 0 68.99 3 49.05 1 0 0 54.05 3

5 Watagua Kid MS 334.65 21 57.68 9 0 0 102.68 6 72.12 2 0 0 82.12 4 57.88 5 0 0 82.88 6 51.97 3 0 0 66.97 5

6 Triple F MOD 340.77 19 56.79 8 0 0 96.79 5 65.59 3 0 0 80.59 3 51.89 6 0 0 81.89 5 46.50 7 0 0 81.50 6

7 4 Aces MOD 388.56 26 57.04 10 1 0 117.04 7 68.36 4 0 0 88.36 5 58.24 5 0 0 83.24 7 54.92 9 0 0 99.92 7

8 Billy Bob Evans WBD 494.26 34 78.05 13 0 0 143.05 8 91.78 4 0 0 111.78 7 74.05 5 0 0 99.05 8 75.38 13 0 0 140.38 11

9 Griff MS 547.11 39 75.14 17 0 0 160.14 11 89.60 11 0 0 144.60 9 74.17 11 0 0 129.17 10 58.20 11 0 0 113.20 9

10 Double Oot TRAD 548.80 38 88.85 13 0 0 153.85 10 118.87 13 0 0 183.87 11 58.97 10 0 0 108.97 9 67.11 7 0 0 102.11 8

11 Willie Earp TRAD 607.03 40 DNF 0 0 0 150.00 9 83.37 15 0 0 158.37 10 62.34 20 0 0 162.34 11 61.32 15 0 0 136.32 10

CVV 24 Feb 20192/24/2019

Match Results (by time)

Match Final Stage 1 kat… Stage 2 tex… Stage 3 ho… Stage 4 lo… Stage 5 w… Stage 6 th…Finish Alias Category Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank Time Rank

1 Rusty Remington GF 106.72 10 15.40 1 27.26 5 15.44 1 15.87 1 16.60 1 16.15 1

2 Lefty Wheeler ES 115.44 14 17.35 2 19.17 1 18.45 2 22.89 4 16.93 2 20.65 3

3 Gunslinger CB 130.90 24 19.38 3 22.57 3 21.18 3 20.31 2 19.09 3 28.37 10

4 Noah Gonnatellya GF 149.05 41 24.61 8 20.22 2 34.12 12 29.00 12 20.60 5 20.50 2

5 Bronc Doctor SS 154.33 45 24.82 9 29.64 7 22.03 4 26.17 10 26.31 9 25.36 6

6 Shady Mclarry GF 154.89 42 28.33 11 26.16 4 28.79 9 24.44 7 23.30 7 23.87 4

7 Two Gun Johnnie CB 158.87 39 20.48 4 42.91 11 23.89 5 25.47 8 20.23 4 25.89 7

8 Rio Concho Kid CB 162.32 40 21.19 6 43.44 12 26.98 6 24.07 5 21.71 6 24.93 5

9 Dirt Hill Bill D 176.19 53 21.18 5 28.31 6 37.63 14 24.14 6 38.74 14 26.19 8

10 Ben Scalped CB 181.26 64 28.40 12 32.96 9 32.94 11 27.09 11 30.16 10 29.71 11

11 Texas Banker ES 194.81 63 47.81 17 31.64 8 27.13 7 25.72 9 26.17 8 36.34 14

12 Jess Good SD 246.29 79 38.88 14 34.49 10 31.22 10 38.18 14 67.39 18 36.13 13

13 Sidewinder Sid D 281.44 54 21.31 7 150.00 16 28.38 8 22.86 3 32.06 11 26.83 9

14 Double Oot ES 302.54 94 45.67 16 47.28 13 68.12 17 40.46 16 47.54 15 53.47 17

15 Navarro Ned CB 311.52 78 26.46 10 150.00 16 39.02 15 30.39 13 32.97 12 32.68 12

16 SummerFall WinterSpring GD 316.72 94 42.03 15 62.91 14 47.73 16 63.43 17 56.37 16 44.25 16

17 Hillside Hannah L49 335.30 85 37.36 13 150.00 16 34.46 13 38.26 15 38.33 13 36.89 15

18 Strumming Cochise FN 470.53 104 105.93 18 71.70 15 74.03 18 90.06 18 61.79 17 67.02 18

Name: Address:

Complete this section on First Adult Application for entire shooter party

Quantity Match Fees

City: State: Zip: First Adult $100.00 Phone: e-Mail: Second Adult $95.00 TSRA #: SASS #: Juniors (under 16) $45.00

Alias: Category: Buckaroo/Buckarette FREE! Wild Bunch Category: Wild Bunch (All) $50.00

Male Female ` Match Sub-Total: Match Information

1. TSRA Membership is required to compete. Single match membershipavailable for out of state shooters.

TSRA Membership Information

I am currently a TSRA Member in Good Standing 2. Complete one application for each shooter.

3. All recognized SASS categories will be honored; all SASS rules will apply.I am applying for, or renewing, my TSRA Membership 4. Cowboy Action Shoot will consist of Ten Stages:

Six on Saturday, Four on SundayAnnual Adult $35.00

Annual Senior $25.00 5. Wild Bunch Match will consist of Six Stages Friday

Date of Birth: 6. Vendors Welcome! Free Dry Camping Available!

Annual Family $50.00 7. Prize Drawing for pre-reigstration (before April 15, 2019).

World Famous Shotglass Stretch Raffle for great prizes! Prizes include: Mint Remington Model 03-A3 rifle in .30-'06 with strap! Junior (under 20) $5.00

Date of Birth: Match Membership $10.00

Registration @ 7:45 AM; Safety Meeting @ 8:45 AM; Lead Flies Soon After! Membership Sub-Total:

Grand Total: Check Number:

TSRA Contact Information: Mail Entries and Make Checks Payable To: Tray Golden 713.542.2657 Tray Golden

16144 Firetower Road Conroe, TX 77306

AKA – Texas Ghost jtgoldn@aol.com Colorado Jackson berettateam@aol.com

Sign-Up at the match is acceptable. Pre-registration will help us plan and serve you better!

and the

Host the2019 TSRA Cowboy Action & Wild Bunch

Texas State Championship Friday May 17th - Sunday May 19th, 2019

Texas HistoricalShootist Society

Texas Historical Shootist Society Contact Information: 1147 FM 1890, Columbus, TX 78934 "Pepper Russel" - (281)639-4166 or www.thss.org

Directions: From Houston on I-10, go west to Exit 695/Hwy 71. North on Hwy 71 for about 3.7 miles and turn left on FM 1890. From Austin From I-35, take Hwy 71 and head southeast about 85 miles and turn left on FM 1890. THSS is on the left in about a half mile; just after you cross the bridge. Look for the large Gunsmoke sign Lat / Long: 29° 44' 16.49'' 96° 36' 14.12'' W

8. First Place in each SASS category, including Wild Bunch, receive a Special Edition TSRA 100th Anniversary Badge! Clean Match pins will also be awarded to those that complete the match without a miss.

Pre-Order Lunch $8.00

October 18th - 20th 2019 Located on the ORMSBY RANCH, Cleburne Texas

10 stages of Wild Bunch shooting

Side matches and bolt action military rifle (BAMM) on Friday 18 October

Five stages of Wild Bunch and side matches on Saturday 19 October

Five stages and awards on Sunday 20 October

For additional information www.comanchevalley.org Or contact

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SASS® presents “Wild Bunch on the Brazos” the TEXAS STATE WILD BUNCH

CHAMPIONSHIP Hosted by

COMANCHE VALLEY VIGILANTES

Entry fee $75.00 Sat. & Sun. Lunch

included Make checks payable to

Comanche Valley Vigilantes

Mail form and fees to Charles Martin

1005 Cliff Swallow Dr. Granbury Texas, 76048

Alias_______________________________________________________________ SASS#____________________________ Name_______________________________________________________email____________________________________ Address_____________________________________________________City______________________________________ State_______________Zip________________Phone#________________________________________ Posse with_____________________________________________________________________________________________ We do our best to accommodate, but no guarantees.

Wild Bunch Categories Men's traditional ____ Men's modern____ Ladies traditional ____ Ladies modern____

Senior men’s traditional____ Senior men’s modern____ Senior ladies traditional ____ Senior ladies modern____

Free dry camping, limited number of

spaces with electricity $25.00 per day

For availability and vendor parking call

Cowtown Jack @ 817-774-5636

Register by October 1st to be eligible to

win a WE airsoft 1911.

MUST BE A SASS MEMBER

Dusty Boddams Range officer Ph.# 469-569-3322 jhurst@pwhome.com

Goatneck Clem Territorial Governor Wild Bunch ambassador Ph# 817-247-9982 fbursey@sbcglobal.net

Shady McLarry CVV president Ph# 817-980-7206. rickeymarsh@charter.net