"So let it not be said I know not what I have spoken as I lived it and though YOUR Club may not adhere as strictly to the RUle Book, soe Clubs take it verbatum and enforce it."
Well, if they take the clothing regulations "verbatum", than they are enforcing the no t shirts, no ball caps, tennis shoes, etc. No one is looking at the fabric or buttons to see how authentic they are. There are a couple of categories that require you to wear a vest, scarf, chaps or pick a few other things from the list, but generally all that is required is blue jeans (buttons or zippers) long sleeved work shirt. A lot of people enjoy dressing up a lot more, but according to the rule book, Not required. Assuming that you actually found a club like you described, how about going down the road to the next club and see what you find?
As far as your hammerless double barreled shotgun, very few shooters use exposed hammer shotguns. 90%+ of those shooting double barreled shotguns are using hammerless. If you are really interested in competing with cowboy guns you need to get out more and see what is really out there. Of course if you aren't actually interested and want a reason to not compete, you can just assume that what you describe is what SASS and cowboy shooting is about. Mark
Well, if they take the clothing regulations "verbatum", than they are enforcing the no t shirts, no ball caps, tennis shoes, etc. No one is looking at the fabric or buttons to see how authentic they are. There are a couple of categories that require you to wear a vest, scarf, chaps or pick a few other things from the list, but generally all that is required is blue jeans (buttons or zippers) long sleeved work shirt. A lot of people enjoy dressing up a lot more, but according to the rule book, Not required. Assuming that you actually found a club like you described, how about going down the road to the next club and see what you find?
As far as your hammerless double barreled shotgun, very few shooters use exposed hammer shotguns. 90%+ of those shooting double barreled shotguns are using hammerless. If you are really interested in competing with cowboy guns you need to get out more and see what is really out there. Of course if you aren't actually interested and want a reason to not compete, you can just assume that what you describe is what SASS and cowboy shooting is about. Mark