As y'all may notice, I'm new here. I'm a contributor on several other boards, but this is my first foray into TFL.
What competative events are available to revolver shooters? Is there a Bullseye-like event? It's my understanding that most cowboy-action stuff revolves (heh) around the single action; is there room there for double action guys, or are we the illegitimate children they don't want to acknowledge?
In addition to a raft of semi-autos I have a Taurus 669 compensated 6" and a S&W 60-9 (5 shot J-frame), both in .357/.38. As a matter of fact, as with many, the .38 Special (Taurus, in my case) was my first centerfire handgun. I've always loved my wheelguns, but have never done anything with them other than plinking. Now that I'm a member of an indoor range (an important consideration in Oregon in the winter) I am hoping to do so. I've also got a Winchester 94 in .357, so in case they ever do open up CAS to doubles, I'm ready.
Well, that's my story and I'm stickin' to it. What do you folks compete in?
-- PG
What competative events are available to revolver shooters? Is there a Bullseye-like event? It's my understanding that most cowboy-action stuff revolves (heh) around the single action; is there room there for double action guys, or are we the illegitimate children they don't want to acknowledge?
In addition to a raft of semi-autos I have a Taurus 669 compensated 6" and a S&W 60-9 (5 shot J-frame), both in .357/.38. As a matter of fact, as with many, the .38 Special (Taurus, in my case) was my first centerfire handgun. I've always loved my wheelguns, but have never done anything with them other than plinking. Now that I'm a member of an indoor range (an important consideration in Oregon in the winter) I am hoping to do so. I've also got a Winchester 94 in .357, so in case they ever do open up CAS to doubles, I'm ready.
Well, that's my story and I'm stickin' to it. What do you folks compete in?
-- PG