Cowboy single action shooting ontario

Johnny TK

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Can anyone point me in the right direction to the best places to shop for all the leather and pre 1900 single shot revolvers etc..? Looking to get into this type of shooting. Registered a name in the states at SASS..... Now to find a club also. :confused:
 
Copied from Range Burlington web site;

Just to let all know that Jan. 24 /15 @ 2pm there will be seminar geared to supplying info to new or potential new shooters, that are interested in getting into Cowboy Action Shooting. We'll discuss what to acquire, how and where to acquire it, and attempt to answer any and all questions. All are welcome. Come to the classroom at the range.
Seeya there

This will be presented by Wildcat O'Shea


Club contact, Western Director for the Burlington Rifle and Revolver Club;

updated e-mail;

chuckwagon.chad@gmail.com
 
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cigar_man said:
Copied from Range Burlington web site;

Just to let all know that Jan. 24 /15 @ 2pm there will be seminar geared to supplying info to new or potential new shooters, that are interested in getting into Cowboy Action Shooting. We'll discuss what to acquire, how and where to acquire it, and attempt to answer any and all questions. All are welcome. Come to the classroom at the range.
Seeya there
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Thank you for the information and I now know what I will be doing the 24th.
 
Howdy everyone! My name is Chuckwagon_Chad and I am the Western Director for the Burlington Rifle and Revolver Club. We hold Monthly CAS matches from November to April. We are also offering the "Getting Started" Seminar Cigar_Man mentioned. It is open to anyone interested in trying Cowboy Action Shooting, and it's free. I will post new thread shortly with all the details.
Anyone wanting information should email me @ chuckwagon.chad@gmail.com, there have been server issues lately with the email Cigar_man posted.

Thanks
 
Plus 2 for Shooters Choice. They were supporting CAS 20 years ago when we first got started with the Western Canadian Frontier Shootist Society. Good rep and lots of stock.
 
Come to our seminar first, (in Burlington) and then come watch a match the next day. You'll get a chance to try out a few different guns, and you'll have a better idea of what will fit your hands, and budget.
 
Just wanted to post a thank you to the members of the Burlington Rifle & Revolver Club that put on the information session. The presentation by Wildcat O'Shea and the friendliness of the members and guest shooters at the Sunday match really demonstrated the "Spirit of The Game".

Happy Trails
 
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