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Volume 2, Issue No. 9 September 2004
ROY ROGERS, KING OF THE COWBOYS, SAVES THE DAY AT SEPTEMBER SHOOT
Roy Rogers, King of the Cowboys & Dale Evans, Queen of the West
In September, we turned the clock back and shot stages that celebrated the Reel and Real lives of Roy Rogers, Hollywood’s King of the Cowboys. On screen, he led moral lives, was considerate of others, and was respected by other people. That’s the same way he led his real life with his wife Dale Evans, Queen of the West. So, we remembered Roy at our September gathering. Folks like Whiskey River Nelson didn’t really remember him and certainly didn’t remember Gabby Hayes (Gabby appeared in 1 stage), but Owlhoot Hardin and RIP Overland and Linc and Deadeye Daisy do. In the stages, Roy saved the day. And Gabby blustered. And Dale was taken captive. And … well, it was like the old movies. Only we became the heroes. After all, we’re heroic. Or at least most of us are.
Some of us were even philosophers. During lunch, some cowfolk were discussing the merits, or lack of such, of eating liver. Horseshoe John commented, “Eatin’ liver’s not really good for you. Liver captures all the bad stuff in the body.” Whiskey River Nelson responded. “Yeah. It’s like eatin’ an oil filter.” That comment followed his slander of Deadman. Horseshoe told Whiskey that he should go to some other area shoots with him. He said that he’d been to Wartrace, and that there were only about 10 shooters whose SASS badge number was less than 20,000. So they couldn’t know much about shootin’. Whiskey pointed at Deadman’s badge (# 18832) and said, “That doesn’t help him.”
Sometimes a cowperson comes along with a nifty alias that’s catchy, like Last Kiss. We had a 1st time Ocoee Ranger shooter, shooting his 2nd cowboy shootin’ match, with another nifty alias. His cowboy name is ….. the Midnight Marauder. When asked what he thought of the match, at the close of the day, he did what the rest of do. He smiled real big and said, “I’m hooked. I love it. I shot my 1st match in Knoxville, and I knew then that I was hooked. I’ll be back.” That sounds like a line from an Arnold Schwarzenegger movie, doesn’t it? The Midnight Marauder is a Chattanooga cowboy. His shootin’ pardner is Gracious Gringo.
How’d the shootin’ go? Well, Cruel Hand Luke was the Top Gun, and placed 1st in the Traditional Class. Unpleasant came in 2nd and shot a perfect match, without missing any targets. In total, 5 cowboys shot perfect / no miss matches: Unpleasant, Owlhoot
Midnight Marauder
Hardin, Tri, Deadman and Hombre Sin Nombre. Owlhoot, while shooting a perfect match, placed 1st in the Duelist class. Tabasco JOT placed 1st in the Tabasco JOT’s Side Match and also placed 1st in the Senior class. Last Kiss was the top Cowgirl shooter. Awful Close was the top Modern shooter, joined by Marshal Too Tall as 1st place 49er, Pleasant as 1st place Gunfighter, the Catoosa Kid as 1st place Black Powder shooter and Lightning McCoy as the top Classic cowboy shooter. The Buffalo shoot winners were Yukon Hootch, 100 yard .22 cal. and Marshal Too Tall, 100 yard center fire class.
Out on the Range – Another Purty Posse
Front Sitting: Cruel Hand Luke. Kneeling L-R: Pyro & Unpleasant. Sitting Table: Deadeye Daisy. Standing L-R: Squire Shooter, Marshal Too Tall, Catoosa Kid, Sheriff Donald, Deadfoot, Awful Close, Pleasant, Bittercreek Jack.
If you look, members of this posse are showing their shooting secrets. Cruel Hand Luke is intent and focused. Unpleasant is cool and casual. Too Tall has his eyes closed – that’s how he shoots. The Catoosa Kid – way in the back in the red bandana – is on his toes. Pleasant is smiling in confidence. The rest ain’t sharing their secrets. They’re poker faced, except for Deadeye Daisy. She’s smiling, but she ain’t sayin’ nothin’.
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The Ocoee Ranger, page 2 September 2004
THE REEL WEST, REAL WEST & WEST OF OUR IMAGINATION
“Cutting Back” – by Olaf Weighorst
The Reel West –
Olaf Weighorst
1899 – 1988
Olaf Weighorst was born in Denmark. When he was 19, he came to America, landing in New York. He had $1.25 in his pocket, was unable to speak English, and wanted to see what remained of the American West. And see it, he did. Olaf joined the U.S. Cavalry and served on the
Olaf Weighorst – Western Artist
Mexican border. When his enlistment was up, he stayed in the west, drifting around and working as a cowboy, shoeing horses, as a Boarder Patrolman and a policeman. From his experience with horses, in and out of uniform, he became 1 of the best contemporary Western artists, ranking with Charlie Russell and Frederick Remington. (This word-scratcher thinks Olaf is much better than Remington.) Olaf spent a lifetime painting horses, cowboys and Indians. Shucks, he even appeared in and contributed greatly to 1 of John Wayne’s movies: El Dorado, produced in 1967.
If you’ve seen El Dorado, you’ll remember that the movie comes on with a great theme song and terrific paintings of cowboys and horses in Western landscapes. Olaf painted those pictures. He also appeared in the movie as “the Sweed”, the gunsmith who sold James Caan his sawed-of shotgun. If you haven’t seen El Dorado, give it a look. And look closely at Olaf’s artwork and listen to the music. They are the best part of the movie, even if John Wayne does dominate the action.
The West Of Our Imagination –
Sundance McNeyman
Sundance McNeyman started Cowboy Shooting about 8 years ago, 1st at Whitwell, TN with the Marauders, then with the Leadmine Gang at the Cleveland Range and now as an Ocoee Ranger. Shooting in the Modern class, he uses both Winchester and Marlin rifles, however he says that he’s shot his Winchester ’94 most of the time. What pistols does he shoot? “I shoot .41 cal., and .44 cal. & .45. cal. I haven’t shot .38’s yet. I might do that, when I get old and decrepit.”
How’d he choose his alias? He said, “Sundance was my nickname. I just added Mc in front of Neyman.” Whatever the name and where ever the location, ol’ Sundance is a fine feller to shoot with.
Sundance McNeyman
John Johnston
The Real West – “Liver-Eating” John Johnston
1824 – 1900
John Johnston was a bigger than life, rip snortin’ character from the Wild West. In his day, he was a mountain man, fur trapper, riverboat wood supplier, Civil War Veteran, deputy sheriff, town marshal, and warrior against the Crow nation. If you’ve seen the movie JEREMIAH JOHNSON, you’ve seen a version of John’s life, a tame version of it. Remember the murder of the crazy woman’s family depicted in the film? There really was such a massacre, and ol’ John tracked down and killed the killers. And when Crow raiders killed and scalped John’s Indian wife, he began a 20-year revenge campaign against the Crows, killing many and eating their livers. From his war, he earned 2 nicknames: Crow Killer and Liver Eating Johnston.
In 1864, John joined the army. Discharged a year latter, he returned to the west. 13 years later, 1of John’s friends was killed by Indians. Ol’ John and another feller tracked down the killers and killed them all. But ol’ John wasn’t finished. He served as a Deputy Sheriff in Leadville,
Colorado and later was Town Marshal of Red Lodge, Montana. Shucks, he was in his 60’s by then.
John’s health failed him in his later years, and he died in a Veteran’s Administration Hospital in 1900. But the old man didn’t stay dead. No sir. Warner Brothers came along in 1972, and using 2 books based on ol’ John’s life (Crow Killer by Raymond Thorp and Robert Bunker and Mountain Man by Vardis Fisher), they recruited Robert Redford, called him Jeremiah Johnson, and made a movie about ol’ John. Of course Redford was prettier than ol’ John, but that’s usually the case with movies. The movie was a hit. But that wasn’t the end of ol’ John. A California teacher read the books, started a class project with his students, and ultimately had ol’ John’s bones dug up and reburied at the Old Trail Town site in Cody, WY in 1974. Over 2,000 people attended the burial service.
Liver-Eating John Johnston, the Crow Killer, was sure a rambler …. in life and in death. Maybe he’ll stay put in Old Trail Town.
EDITORS:
Ocoee Ranger Newsletter – Deadman & Mesquite Millie Website – Obadiah King
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The Ocoee Ranger Page 3 September 2004
WRANGLERS & SHOOT RESULTS (continued from page 1)
Shooting Results – September
TOP GUN – Cruel Hand Luke
TOP 10 SHOOTERS: 1. Cruel Hand Luke 2. Unpleasant 3. Marshal Too Tall 4. Tabasco JOT 5. Festus D. Deputy
6. Double Eagle 7. Pleasant 8. Owlhoot Hardin
9. Whiskey River Nelson 10. Keystone
|
Traditional 1. Cruel Hand Luke 2. Unpleasant 3. Festus D. Deputy |
Cowgirl 1. Last Kiss 2. Deadeye Daisy 3. Shootin’ Sue |
Modern 1. Awful Close 2. Limp Along Charlie 3. Sundance McNeyman |
Senior 1. Tabasco JOT 2. Sheriff Donald 3. Tennessee Hawk |
|
49er 1. Marshal Too Tall 2. Double Eagle 3. Squire Shooter |
Gunfighter 1. Pleasant 2. Keystone 3. Pyro |
Black Powder 1. Catoosa Kid |
Duelist 1. Owlhoot Hardin 2. Tri 3. Horseshoe John |
|
Buffalo Shoot Yukon Hootch – .22 cal Marshal Too Tall – Center fire |
Tabasco JOT’s Side Match Tabasco JOT |
Classic 1. Lightning McCoy 2. Gracious Gringo |
|
Tennessee Ted |
Santa Fe |
WRANGLERS September |
Sunflower |
Tucson Tuco |
Ocoee Wranglers are special people. They’re folks who have been recognized for showing extra initiative and spirit of the game in helping to successfully conduct our monthly shoots. They’re people who jump in and whole-heartedly help conduct the shoot, without the Posse Leader having to ask or tell them everything to do. In short, they’re invaluable to their posses and to the group as a whole.
Sometimes it’s hard to choose Wranglers, because there are several workers in the posse who demonstrate extra effort. And everyone can’t be Wranglers at the same shoot. The Wranglers are a touch above the rest of us at that particular shoot.
So, jump in and help. Show initiative and cowboy / cowgirl spirit. Maybe you’ll be nominated to be a Wrangler. If you are, you’ll get a special Wrangler Recognition Certificate. But in any event, the more you’re involved , the more you’ll enjoy the shoot.
U.S. POST OFFICE & TENNESSEE HAWK PRESENT – JOHN WAYNE STAMP
Hey, cowboy or cowgirl! Have you seen the new John Wayne stamp that Uncle Sam’s Post Office Department has issued in its Legends of Hollywood series. It looks pretty nifty. In it the Duke is dressed as he appeared in THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE. If you buy a page of stamps, the right side of the page has a picture of him as he appeared in THE SEARCHERS. If you want a page, you’d better go to the post office and get 1 pretty fast. They won’t last long. Oh yeah. If you say that you haven’t seen the new stamp, then look on the upper right corner of the envelope that brought you this newsletter. Tennessee Hawk provided you a John Wayne stamp. When you see him, say “Thanks, cowboy”.
BELL STARR’S EAST TENNESSEE CONNECTION
By Big
Do you know about Belle Starr’s East Tennessee connection? Sam Starr, her husband, was the great grandson of Caleb Starr, for whom Starr Mountain is named. Starr Mountain is that hogback ridge that runs from the Hiwassee Gorge to Mecca Pike, between Etowah and Tellico Plains. This link ,Lawman Jesse Cochran, tells the family’s story. (Follow up to Belle Starr – Real West Aug 04)
Big
3rd Annual
Shoot-Out at
Pigeon Forge
SMOKEY MOUNTAIN SHOOTISTS SOCIETY SPONSORS 3RD ANNUAL SHOOT-OUT AT PIGEON FORGE FEB 24 – 25 & 26
The Smoky Mountain Shootists Society, our cowboy & cowgirl shootin’ friends in Knoxville, are once again sponsoring a big shoot in February 2005: the 24th – 26th.
Several Ocoee Rangers shot in both previous shoots and really enjoyed themselves. The February Ocoee Rangers shoot will not be held in 2005 so we won’t conflict with the Knoxville cowboys big shoot. But the Rangers will shoot on 2 Saturdays in March. If you’re looking for a fun shoot in February, support our pals in Knoxville and shoot in their Pigeon Forge event.
In addition to the shoot, Pigeon Forge’s Saddle Up! Celebration also has some top quality Western performers slated to appear in concerts: the Sons of the San Joaquin (they’re excellent), R. W. Hampton, Jim Bowman, Brenn Hill, and Joni Harms. There will also be an indoors Vendors’ Row of Western stuff at the Music Road Convention Center. For more information contact www.SMSSGazette.com or ask Tennessee Tombstone about it at our next Ocoee Rangers shoot.
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The Ocoee Ranger page 4 September 2004
SHOOT RESULTS – SEPTEMBER 2004
|
Alias |
CL |
S-1 |
R-1 |
S-2 |
R-2 |
S-3 |
R-3 |
S-4 |
R-4 |
S-5 |
R-5 |
OS |
OR |
OT |
Miss |
CS |
Stgs |
|
Cruel Hand Luke |
T |
17.21 |
2 |
22.08 |
4 |
13.09 |
1 |
39.76 |
4 |
40.76 |
2 |
13 |
1 |
132.90 |
1 |
4 |
5 |
|
Unpleasant |
T |
14.63 |
1 |
17.99 |
1 |
14.58 |
2 |
41.07 |
5 |
64.48 |
24 |
33 |
2 |
152.75 |
0 |
5 |
5 |
|
Marshal Too Tall |
49er |
22.66 |
3 |
19.17 |
3 |
28.04 |
25 |
37.11 |
2 |
46.80 |
6 |
39 |
3 |
153.78 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
Tabasco JOT |
Sr |
29.75 |
6 |
25.57 |
12 |
16.99 |
4 |
35.05 |
1 |
57.60 |
18 |
41 |
4 |
164.96 |
3 |
2 |
5 |
|
Festus D. Deputy |
T |
30.38 |
8 |
26.82 |
15 |
22.90 |
15 |
41.16 |
6 |
39.18 |
1 |
45 |
5 |
160.44 |
1 |
4 |
5 |
|
Double Eagle |
49er |
34.81 |
13 |
27.00 |
17 |
19.13 |
7 |
42.61 |
7 |
48.78 |
11 |
55 |
6 |
172.33 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
|
Pleasant |
GF |
35.80 |
16 |
24.10 |
8 |
28.82 |
27 |
38.97 |
3 |
42.42 |
3 |
57 |
7 |
170.11 |
6 |
2 |
1 |
|
Owlhoot Hardin |
D |
31.64 |
9 |
32.18 |
27 |
21.42 |
12 |
52.83 |
17 |
44.94 |
5 |
70 |
8 |
183.01 |
0 |
5 |
5 |
|
Whiskey River Nelson |
T |
62.25 |
50 |
19.11 |
2 |
15.40 |
3 |
43.09 |
9 |
46.88 |
8 |
72 |
9 |
186.73 |
5 |
3 |
5 |
|
Keystone |
GF |
47.82 |
36 |
23.64 |
6 |
20.27 |
8 |
47.82 |
13 |
47.51 |
9 |
72 |
10 |
187.06 |
6 |
2 |
5 |
|
Tri |
D |
27.94 |
5 |
31.03 |
26 |
20.61 |
9 |
50.49 |
16 |
57.17 |
16 |
72 |
11 |
187.24 |
0 |
5 |
5 |
|
Horseshoe John |
D |
44.11 |
30 |
27.93 |
20 |
21.37 |
11 |
42.76 |
8 |
46.80 |
6 |
75 |
12 |
182.97 |
3 |
4 |
5 |
|
Linc |
ES |
39.15 |
23 |
27.49 |
19 |
21.53 |
13 |
48.88 |
14 |
47.90 |
10 |
79 |
13 |
184.95 |
2 |
3 |
5 |
|
Awful Close |
M |
33.73 |
10 |
25.63 |
13 |
18.04 |
5 |
66.69 |
41 |
57.06 |
15 |
84 |
14 |
201.15 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
Lightning McCoy |
CL |
24.67 |
4 |
29.21 |
22 |
20.97 |
10 |
58.59 |
25 |
72.44 |
33 |
94 |
15 |
205.88 |
2 |
3 |
5 |
|
RIP Overland |
D |
41.83 |
29 |
35.06 |
34 |
22.86 |
14 |
46.05 |
10 |
57.52 |
17 |
104 |
16 |
203.32 |
4 |
3 |
5 |
|
Pyro |
GF |
53.36 |
45 |
24.26 |
9 |
25.00 |
20 |
58.81 |
26 |
42.77 |
4 |
104 |
17 |
204.20 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
El Carrera |
GF |
51.47 |
42 |
22.85 |
5 |
28.25 |
26 |
54.13 |
19 |
51.69 |
12 |
104 |
18 |
208.39 |
8 |
2 |
5 |
|
Catoosa Kid |
BPC |
35.82 |
17 |
25.50 |
11 |
31.48 |
33 |
53.56 |
18 |
64.97 |
25 |
104 |
19 |
211.33 |
3 |
2 |
5 |
|
Slater |
T |
36.15 |
18 |
32.84 |
29 |
25.98 |
22 |
57.62 |
23 |
61.29 |
21 |
113 |
20 |
213.88 |
5 |
1 |
5 |
|
Limpalong Charlie |
M |
36.84 |
19 |
28.89 |
21 |
24.69 |
19 |
59.24 |
28 |
66.85 |
27 |
114 |
21 |
216.51 |
4 |
2 |
5 |
|
Blayde Hollister |
T |
30.32 |
7 |
26.65 |
14 |
77.06 |
56 |
59.01 |
27 |
54.95 |
14 |
118 |
22 |
247.99 |
5 |
4 |
5 |
|
Tarheel |
T |
41.24 |
27 |
29.77 |
23 |
25.20 |
21 |
59.29 |
29 |
60.33 |
19 |
119 |
23 |
215.83 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
Loose Cinch |
GF |
37.59 |
22 |
24.62 |
10 |
33.11 |
35 |
47.43 |
12 |
85.59 |
44 |
123 |
24 |
228.34 |
7 |
1 |
5 |
|
Sheriff Donald |
Sr |
39.92 |
25 |
23.99 |
7 |
39.69 |
43 |
55.68 |
22 |
71.38 |
31 |
128 |
25 |
230.66 |
7 |
2 |
5 |
|
Anvil |
T |
34.59 |
12 |
32.99 |
30 |
38.11 |
39 |
59.87 |
31 |
63.42 |
23 |
135 |
26 |
228.98 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
Tucson Tuco |
D |
44.26 |
31 |
33.38 |
31 |
39.33 |
42 |
55.50 |
20 |
54.03 |
13 |
137 |
27 |
226.50 |
8 |
1 |
5 |
|
Widowmaker |
GF |
45.25 |
32 |
37.65 |
35 |
38.45 |
40 |
46.37 |
11 |
60.60 |
20 |
138 |
28 |
228.32 |
11 |
2 |
5 |
|
Deadman |
T |
34.86 |
14 |
32.56 |
28 |
29.59 |
29 |
60.13 |
32 |
74.05 |
35 |
138 |
29 |
231.19 |
0 |
5 |
5 |
|
Sheriff Jack Cooley |
D |
39.82 |
24 |
26.95 |
16 |
30.37 |
30 |
60.17 |
33 |
74.30 |
36 |
139 |
30 |
231.61 |
5 |
2 |
5 |
|
TN Hawk |
Sr |
48.03 |
37 |
30.95 |
25 |
18.37 |
6 |
60.82 |
34 |
84.16 |
41 |
143 |
31 |
242.33 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
Sundance McNeyman |
M |
34.27 |
11 |
30.34 |
24 |
30.48 |
31 |
68.11 |
42 |
77.72 |
37 |
145 |
32 |
240.92 |
2 |
4 |
5 |
|
Ranger Roger |
T |
35.45 |
15 |
43.44 |
44 |
45.32 |
50 |
49.68 |
15 |
66.03 |
26 |
150 |
33 |
239.92 |
6 |
2 |
5 |
|
Bittercreek Jack |
Sr |
40.48 |
26 |
40.52 |
39 |
24.12 |
16 |
64.72 |
39 |
72.43 |
32 |
152 |
34 |
242.27 |
8 |
1 |
5 |
|
TN Ted |
T |
52.23 |
43 |
44.55 |
46 |
24.27 |
17 |
59.57 |
30 |
62.90 |
22 |
158 |
35 |
243.52 |
2 |
3 |
5 |
|
GeneralBreckinridge |
M |
49.27 |
38 |
34.38 |
33 |
28.89 |
28 |
61.57 |
35 |
70.58 |
30 |
164 |
36 |
244.69 |
4 |
3 |
5 |
|
Yukon Hootch |
Sr |
46.73 |
34 |
43.26 |
43 |
27.52 |
23 |
57.75 |
24 |
82.96 |
40 |
164 |
37 |
258.22 |
3 |
3 |
5 |
|
Rev Adam Jones |
Sr |
41.43 |
28 |
43.93 |
45 |
24.34 |
18 |
63.04 |
37 |
78.68 |
38 |
166 |
38 |
251.42 |
5 |
2 |
5 |
|
C Rider |
M |
37.51 |
21 |
40.82 |
40 |
43.00 |
48 |
63.53 |
38 |
67.78 |
28 |
175 |
39 |
252.64 |
4 |
2 |
5 |
|
Hombre Sin Nombre |
Sr |
37.29 |
20 |
33.49 |
32 |
43.73 |
49 |
66.44 |
40 |
85.54 |
43 |
184 |
40 |
266.49 |
0 |
5 |
5 |
|
Squire Shooter |
49er |
47.00 |
35 |
61.35 |
55 |
31.30 |
32 |
62.08 |
36 |
84.46 |
42 |
200 |
41 |
286.19 |
13 |
1 |
5 |
|
Fast Harley |
D |
62.93 |
51 |
39.02 |
36 |
42.03 |
47 |
55.51 |
21 |
97.17 |
50 |
205 |
42 |
296.66 |
12 |
1 |
5 |
|
John Daniel |
T |
58.75 |
47 |
46.56 |
47 |
27.88 |
24 |
69.36 |
43 |
85.94 |
45 |
206 |
43 |
288.49 |
9 |
2 |
5 |
|
Purly |
49er |
55.37 |
46 |
27.08 |
18 |
41.59 |
45 |
74.58 |
47 |
97.72 |
52 |
208 |
44 |
296.34 |
11 |
2 |
5 |
|
Last Kiss |
F |
73.65 |
54 |
40.35 |
38 |
33.46 |
36 |
82.10 |
48 |
80.94 |
39 |
215 |
45 |
310.50 |
9 |
1 |
5 |
|
Polecat Carl |
D |
52.70 |
44 |
39.56 |
37 |
40.31 |
44 |
70.20 |
44 |
95.45 |
49 |
218 |
46 |
298.22 |
7 |
1 |
5 |
|
TN Jake |
Sr |
49.72 |
40 |
49.19 |
50 |
39.01 |
41 |
71.59 |
45 |
93.06 |
47 |
223 |
47 |
302.57 |
7 |
2 |
5 |
|
Deadeye Daisy |
F |
67.18 |
53 |
40.85 |
41 |
80.35 |
57 |
71.82 |
46 |
73.36 |
34 |
231 |
48 |
333.56 |
11 |
1 |
5 |
|
Wildcat Wilkey |
Sr |
46.13 |
33 |
42.33 |
42 |
41.76 |
46 |
999.99 |
57 |
110.11 |
53 |
231 |
49 |
1240.3 |
8 |
1 |
5 |
|
Gracious Gringo |
CL |
59.20 |
48 |
59.02 |
54 |
34.53 |
37 |
96.77 |
54 |
87.56 |
46 |
239 |
50 |
337.08 |
17 |
1 |
5 |
|
Colonel Mortimer |
49er |
77.06 |
56 |
58.88 |
53 |
33.06 |
34 |
83.55 |
49 |
93.06 |
47 |
239 |
51 |
345.61 |
14 |
1 |
5 |
|
Shootin’ Sue |
F |
59.50 |
49 |
46.89 |
48 |
36.35 |
38 |
93.87 |
53 |
113.23 |
56 |
244 |
52 |
349.84 |
4 |
2 |
5 |
|
Deadfoot |
CL |
49.36 |
39 |
47.64 |
49 |
53.22 |
52 |
87.43 |
51 |
111.89 |
55 |
246 |
53 |
349.54 |
5 |
2 |
5 |
|
Dead Beat |
BPC |
50.59 |
41 |
58.43 |
52 |
71.02 |
55 |
83.98 |
50 |
111.88 |
54 |
252 |
54 |
375.90 |
9 |
1 |
5 |
|
Midnight Marauder |
T |
96.87 |
57 |
80.73 |
57 |
63.33 |
54 |
125.00 |
56 |
70.16 |
29 |
253 |
55 |
436.09 |
25 |
1 |
5 |
|
Tin Pot |
T |
74.82 |
55 |
56.12 |
51 |
45.75 |
51 |
91.83 |
52 |
97.46 |
51 |
260 |
56 |
365.98 |
14 |
1 |
5 |
|
Sunflower |
F |
63.55 |
52 |
62.09 |
56 |
56.21 |
53 |
99.22 |
55 |
115.96 |
57 |
273 |
57 |
397.03 |
7 |
2 |
5 |
T – Traditional D – Duelist 49er – 49er M – Modern (adjustable pistol sights) F – Cowgirl Sr – Senior (age 60 and above) BPC – Black Powder Cartridge GF – Gunfighter ES – Elder Statesman (age 70 and above)
CL – Classic (shoot duelist, costume requirements, traditional pistols caliber .44 & above, double shotgun external hammers, rifle no Later model than 1873)
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