Welcome
Tulsey Town Cattlemans Association - front panoramic view
Cowboy Action at the Tulsa Gun Club
We won’t be shootin Saturday the 14th too HOT.
August 14th –Canceled do to Weather being over 100 degrees
August 28th– Sign up 9:30am / Shoot starts at 10:00am .
Regular shoots are held the 2nd and 4th Saturdays each month
(unless otherwise posted or canceled for weather)
Tulsey Town Cattlemans Association - Current Stages (April 2010)
This is the home of the Cowboy Action Club (SASS) here at the Tulsa Gun Club.
Remember Roy Rogers and others we watched on TV or at the Movies? Come join us shooting pistols, shotguns and lever-action rifles through “Old Town” buildings at steel targets.
We have talked about picking an alias but there are some other things
to consider when signing up for SASS!This is straight from the S.A.S.S. website.
Old West Aliases and Costumes
Choosing an Alias
Every SASS member is required to select a shooting alias representative of a character or profession from the Old West
or the western film genre. Your alias may not in anyway duplicate or easily be confused with any other member’s alias.
The following guideline should help you in choosing an alias:
Your alias must be printable before a wide audience. No duplications are permitted.
If it sounds the same, it is the same.
Adding “too,” “II,” etc., is not acceptable.
“Ranger” could become “Texas Ranger” but not “The Ranger.”
“John Henry Chisum” could be modified to “Jack Chisum” but not “John H. Chisum” or “Jon Henry Chisum.”
Historical names may not be modified to make them different.
“Wyatt Earp” and “Marshal Wyatt Earp” are considered the same.
The SASS Alias Registry changes daily.
Feel free to search the current alias list then telephone or fax the SASS office to confirm the availability of your alias choice. Be creative and good luck!
Old West Firearms
Cowboy Action Shooting is a multi-faceted shooting sport in which contestants compete with firearms typical of those used in the taming of the Old West:
single action revolvers, pistol caliber lever action rifles, and old time shotguns.
The shooting competition is staged in a unique, characterized, “Old West” style. It is a timed sport in which shooters compete for prestige on a course of different shooting stages.
Each scenario, as they are called, features an array of situations, many based on famous incidents or movies scenes, in which the shooters must test their mettle against steel targets.
Spirit of the Game
As the game of Cowboy Action Shooting™ has evolved, our members have developed and adopted an attitude towards their participation called “The Spirit of
the Game.” It is a code by which we live.
Competing in “The Spirit of the Game” means you fully participate in what the competition asks. You try your best to dress the part, use the appropriate competition tools, and respect the traditions of the Old West. Some folks would call it nothing more than good sportsmanship. We call it “Spirit of the Game.”(1)
1 SASSNET.COM
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