In addition to the
exhibition hall, the SASS Convention provides a daily
schedule of educational seminars, guest speakers and
entertainment.
Seminars are conducted by experts in the various areas
of the sport and many of the most recognized competitors
in the game. From top shooters and gunsmiths to leather
makers and reloading professionals to clothing designers,
the SASS Convention has it all.
Your Conventioneer entry includes one free $10 seminar
per day. You must be a SASS Member and a Conventioneer
to attend Seminars. Free seminars the shooting competition,
Expert Series or RO II Course.
| The
Following Seminar Schedule is Subject
to Change |
| 9:00
a.m. - 10:30 a.m. |
| 1000 |
Making Victorian Parasols
Huricane with-one-r, SASS
#19283
Huricane will teach you how to make your
own Victorian parasol. She will show you many
different styles and have many styles on hand.
Huricane will take you through the steps
of turning an umbrella into a Victorian parasol
with all the frills and lace.
|
| 1001 |
Learn To Drape Anything You'd Like To Make:
Womens
Aspen Filly,
SASS #50535
Have you ever wished patterns were available for some of the gorgeous clothes
you see in the period reference books and magazines? This workshop will cover
how to create your own period patterns using draping techniques on a mannequin
padded to your measurements. Various different garments will be draped and transferring
your draping into a paper pattern and truing up this pattern will also be demonstrated.
Nothing will be impossible to make once you understand this time saving process. |
| 1002 |
The
History Of Cowboy Action Shooting
Judge Roy Bean, SASS # 1
and Tex, SASS # 4
What's the real story regarding how Cowboy Action Shooting™ got started? When was SASS established and why has it been so successful? Who were some of the early personalities and what was their impact on the game? Hear the story, see the pictures, and ask your questions ... Tex and The Judge have the answers!
|
| 1003 |
Evil
Roy Shooting Techniques
Evil
Roy , SASS # 2883
A beginner to advanced seminar on the winning
shooting techniques for Cowboy Action competition
by championship shooter Evil Roy. |
| 1004 |
All
Sources are Not Created Equal -how
to research your look and what sources
to trust!.
Rangy
Lil, SASS #24482
How do you research an Old West outfit.
Where do you go to find out what's "period
correct"? How can you tell if
the information you get is true? This
class will give you a system for evaluating
the plethora of research material
that is out there, tell you which
books are essential to a good costume
library and share a candid look at
the great and not-worth-your-money
sources currently available. |
| 1005 |
SASS
RO I
9:00 A.M. - 12:00 Noon |
| 11:00
a.m. - 12:30 p.m. |
| 1010 |
Custom
Hat Making
L.J.
Sawtooth Hatter, SASS #52120
Lee of L.J. Sawtooth Hat Company demonstrates
the creation of felt hats beginning with blocking,
finishing and cleaning the felt, sewing techniques
and tools, and custom shaping the hat. |
| 1011 |
Learn To Drape Anything You'd Like To Make:
Men
Aspen Filly,
SASS #50535
Many period men's patterns
were drafted on paper using mathematical equations by the tailors of
ages past. These same men's garments can be draped on mannequins and
transferred to paper without causing your head to hurt trying to keep
drafting applications in their correct order. Draping various garments
will be demonstrated, transferring to paper and pattern truing will
also be covered in this workshop. |
| 1012 |
Black
Powder for Dummies
Capt.
George Baylor, SASS #24287
The advent of simple to use black powder
substitutes has assisted in an explosion in the numbers of shooters
in the black powder categories,
but a lot of potential black powder shooters
are scared off by tales of complicated loading and cleaning of black
powder firearms. Captain
Baylor explores the available black powder
substitutes and simple ways to use them successfully, including simple
loading techniques for rifle,
pistol, shotgun, and percussion pistols,
and some quick and easy methods for cleaning guns after using the substitutes.
For those who want to
use “real” black powder, he discusses simple procedures
for using Goex Cowboy, a black powder designed
for Cowboy Action Shooting. He discusses the “store bought” ammunition
available. He shows which of the substitutes is hottest, and which gives
the most
accuracy. He describes an easy method for
the care and feeding of percussion pistols, and he has several suggestions
for making your percussion pistols
as reliable as cartridge pistols. Too many
shooters are discouraged from shooting in the black powder categories
by the necromancy thought
to be required to use real black powder and
the difficulty of getting it in several areas of the country due to
local regulations. Captain
Baylor shows how to make it easy. |
| 1013 |
Accessories
Make The Outfit
Miz Annie Ross, SASS #60919
Come practice the language of the
fan.
Find out how to make your own reticule.
Learn how to select your gloves
and when they should be worn.
See the difference accessories can
make! Remember: "Detail" counts
20% in the Costume Contest!
This seminar will examine how hairstyles,
gloves, jewelry, and fans can complete
YOUR look. Presentation will include
lecture, visual images, demonstration,
and participation. |
| 1014 |
Mounted
Shooting 101
Johnnie
Concho, SASS #2926
Join Johnnie Concho for an overview
of SASS Mounted Shooting, its guidelines,
and the mounted shooters’ rulebook.
Johnnie will explain the equipment
needed for the mounted shooter and
their horse, discuss mounted shooting
stage design, and give you techniques
and practice methods to try at home.
Johnnie will also emphasize the SAFETY
aspects of the sport of mounted shooting
and give you tips on starting a Mounted
Shooting Club, developing a club
model; theory of recruiting, practice,
mentoring, and competing. |
|
12:30 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Lunch Break |
| 1:30
p.m. - 3:00 p.m. |
| 1020 |
Shooting
for Women
Holy
Terror, SASS #15362
This class is designed specifically for women by a woman. It is for
women of all shooting ability, backgrounds, and experience. Subject
matter will cover all parts of shooting from equipment to strategy,
while dealing specifically with the woman’s point of view. |
| 1021 |
Making
Victorian Hats & Choosing Accessories
Huricane
with-one-r, SASS #19283
National speaker and teacher, Huricane will teach you on making your
Victorian hat and also how to choose your accessories to go with your
gown and hat to complete your outfit. She will show you how to take
a simple outfit and turn it into a breath taking victorian ensemble
just by adding your hat and accessories |
| 1022 |
Gun
Care & Maintenance
Jim
Bowie, SASS #4775
Jim Bowie is the 2000 Senior World Champion
and a two-time Senior National Champion for
1999 and 2001. In this seminar Jim will focus
on why gun care is so important, the correct
tools for cleaning your guns, how to disassemble
your gun, different methods for cleaning,
and how to safely reassembly your gun. |
| 1023 |
Where
Do I Begin...Victorian Dressing
Victorian Blossom,
SASS #47345
Are you new to SASS or are you trying to learn how to put Victorian outfits together?
If so, this workshop is intended for you … to help make it easier for you
to get started (or get better) with dressing Victorian and Old West. We will
discuss practical and basic information on various types of outfits; what pieces
can go into an outfit … skirt, blouse, slip, corset, shoes, purse, hair
piece, hat, etc; how to put them together; where to find ready-made items; where
to find fabric and easy patterns; what to buy or make first; etc., etc. The session
will be interactive, and you should expect to “show and tell.” |
| 1024 |
Did
You Make That Dress?
Lady
LaSalle, SASS #4624
Where can I find ideas and inspiration
for Victorian costumes? The general
idea for your creation is in your head
but you lack the specifics needed to
complete your vision. So you enthusiastically
look and look for Victorian fashion
resources to help you, but come up
empty handed and disappointed each
time. Well, your search is over!
In
this class, we will share our resources
with you! You will see fantastic images
from various Victorian books and magazines
as well
as some actual rare publications to inspire
you. Antique photographs will give
you a glimpse at how Victorian women
interpreted the fashions
of the time. A look at Demorest’s “What to Wear and
How to Make it” from 1878 reviews specifics on proper dressing
for different types of occasions from the Natural
Form Era. We will introduce you to the LaSalle Library, a digital
catalog of Victorian
fashions providing inspiration as well as archiving
the fragile and often rare publications from the time. And we will
show you
how to combine these resources along with others
to make the dress of your dreams. |
| 1025 |
SASS
MRO II
1:30 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. |
| 3:30
p.m. - 5:00 p.m. |
| 1030 |
SASS
Premier Scoring & Match Management
CD Tom, SASS #10411
CDTom is the creator of the SASS Premier
Scoring & Match Management program. He
will demonstrate the major features of the
program including how to extract mail
merges for name and address labels,
confirmation letters, and ribbon labels,
How to create your own specialized match
certificates by merging category winners into templates.
How to track many different criteria,
such as: dinner tickets and gun cart
rentals. The Vendor registration module
includes space management and tracking of payments
and sponsorship fees. This module also
prints vendor badges and dinner tickets for vendor
and attendees. The Match Management & Scoring System is capable
of scoring by rank points, total time
or category total time just by selecting the
check box you want. You can easily switch
between different types of scoring
and recalculate to see the differences.
You’re also able to track
misses, penalties and bonuses so shooters
can track their progress. The program provides
information on the overall misses and
penalties for each stage. You can print
your match results for mailing to shooters
or you can print the results to a .rtf file
that can be attached to an e-mail. |
| 1031 |
Dismantling the Ruger Vaquero
West
Fargo, SASS #1910
Master gunsmith Wes Flowers specializes in
Ruger Single Actions. Wes outlines and explains
the disassembly, cleaning, maintenance, and
reassembly of the Ruger Vaquero. Also covered
in the seminar will be aftermarket parts,
including tips on custom work and projects
for your home shop. |
| 1032 |
Creating Shooting Costumes
Autum
Rose, SASS # 21896
Need some ideas for shooting costumes? Autum Rose would like to share
ideas with you for quick and easy costumes,
how to shoot with a bustle on, and help you with all your costuming
dilemmas. Victorian, B-Western,
or Casual and maybe even something for the men. |
| 1033 |
Loading
& Shooting Buffalo Rifles
Ol'
#4, SASS #41004
A Primer on Basics; and some tricks.
The emphasis will be on how to
wring the best possible accuracy
from your Blackpowder long range
rifles.
The show and discussion
will deal with the “How-To’s” of
loading through the “How-To’s
and What-Not-To-Do’s” of
actual positioning and firing
for best performance. |
| 1034 |
Successful
Cowboy Action Shooting Club
Chuckaroo,
SASS #13080
Learn the physical
requirements for a Cowboy Action
Club. This seminar will cover the
initial financial outlay and handling
money, how to
have a good shoot on a low budget, labor/volunteer
force requirements, commitment,
liability requirements, safety,
what works, what does not
work, do’s and don’ts, how to measure, how to price your
events, club structure, and working with the
host range.
Learn what it takes to develop a successful
shooting club. From the initial organization to management, recruitment
and beyond. Although it ain’t “Brain Surgery,” there’s
more than meets the eye in every successful club.
|
| 9:00
a.m. - 10:30 a.m. |
| 2000 |
Dismantling
the 1897 Shotgun
Jim
Bowie, SASS #4775
Jim Bowie is the 2000 Senior World Champion
and a two-time Senior National Champion for
1999 and 2001. An experienced gun-smith and
co-owner of The Cowboy & Indians store
in Southern California, Jim will focus on
the different processes of dismantling the
1897 Shotgun. |
| 2001 |
Custom
Hat Making
L.J.
Sawtooth Hatter, SASS #52120
Lee of L.J. Sawtooth Hat Company demonstrates
the creation of felt hats beginning with blocking,
finishing and cleaning the felt, sewing techniques
and tools, and custom shaping the hat. |
| 2002 |
Evil
Roy Guns & Gear for the Winning Shooter
Evil
Roy, SASS #2883
A beginner to advanced seminar on the correct
guns and gear used in Cowboy Action competition
by championship shooter Evil Roy. |
| 2003 |
Making
Victorian Parasols
Huricane
with-one-r, SASS #19283
Huricane will teach you how
to make your own Victorian
parasol. She will show you
many different styles and have
many styles on hand. Huricane
will take you through the steps
of turning an umbrella into
a Victorian parasol with all
the frills and lace. |
| 2004 |
Frontier
Cartridge
Rowdy Yates, SASS
# 141
Through the use of visual aids and class discussion we’ll cover
a few of the methods used in loading cartridge and shotgun for use
in the Black Powder categories. |
| 2005 |
Winning
Men’s Shooting Costumes
Captain
George Baylor, SASS #24287
Using 19th century photographs, paintings,
and catalogs Captain Baylor explores how cowboys,
lawmen, and outlaws actually dressed as opposed
to how the movies thought they dressed. Since
real cowboys rode all day while SASS Cowboys
run 10 yard dashes with guns and walk a lot
Captain Baylor explores comfort as well as
authenticity. Some myths will be shattered,
others proven to be true. Various accoutrements
will be put into their proper time period
so you can look like a cowboy of 1875 or a
banker of 1890. Over 200 photographs and drawings
are used to demonstrate every facet of 19th
Century men’s western clothing with
practical suggestions for making your shooting
costume authentic and comfortable. |
| 2006 |
SASS
RO I
9:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M. |
| 2007 |
Paul
Hutton
Professor of History - University of New Mexico |
| 11:00
a.m. - 12:30 p.m. |
| 2010 |
Biggest
Myths of the Old West
Bob
Boze Bell, Publisher of True West
Magazine
Low Slung Guns Is Not A Myth: photographic
proof that many of the things we assume
were not done or worn in the Old West,
are in fact, a myth. I can prove it
and will. |
| 2011 |
Learn To Drape Anything You'd Like To Make:
Womens
Aspen Filly,
SASS #50535
Have you ever wished patterns were available for some of the gorgeous
clothes you see in the period reference books and magazines? This workshop
will cover how to create your own period patterns using draping techniques
on a mannequin padded to your measurements. Various different garments
will be draped and transferring your draping into a paper pattern and
truing up this pattern will also be demonstrated. Nothing will be impossible
to make once you understand this time saving process. |
| 2012 |
Creating Shooting Costumes
Autum
Rose, SASS # 21896
Need some ideas for shooting costumes? Autum Rose would like to share
ideas with you for quick and easy costumes, how to shoot with a bustle
on, and help you with all your costuming dilemmas. Victorian, B-Western,
or Casual and maybe even something for the men. |
| 2013 |
Shooting
for Women
Holy
Terror, SASS #15362
This class is designed specifically for women by a woman. It is for
women of all shooting ability, backgrounds, and experience. Subject
matter will cover all parts of shooting from equipment to strategy,
while dealing specifically with the woman’s point of view. |
| 2014 |
SASS
Premier Scoring & Match Management
CD Tom, SASS #10411
CDTom is the creator of the SASS Premier
Scoring & Match Management program. He
will demonstrate the major features of the
program including how to extract mail
merges for name and address labels,
confirmation letters, and ribbon labels,
How to create your own specialized match
certificates by merging category winners into templates.
How to track many different criteria,
such as: dinner tickets and gun cart
rentals. The Vendor registration module
includes space management and tracking of payments
and sponsorship fees. This module also
prints vendor badges and dinner tickets for vendor
and attendees. The Match Management & Scoring System is capable
of scoring by rank points, total time
or category total time just by selecting the
check box you want. You can easily switch
between different types of scoring
and recalculate to see the differences.
You’re also able to track
misses, penalties and bonuses so shooters
can track their progress. The program provides
information on the overall misses and
penalties for each stage. You can print
your match results for mailing to shooters
or you can print the results to a .rtf file
that can be attached to an e-mail. |
| 2015 |
Where
Do I Begin...Victorian Dressing
Victorian Blossom,
SASS #47345
Are you new to SASS or are you trying to learn how to put Victorian outfits together?
If so, this workshop is intended for you … to help make it easier for you
to get started (or get better) with dressing Victorian and Old West. We will
discuss practical and basic information on various types of outfits; what pieces
can go into an outfit … skirt, blouse, slip, corset, shoes, purse, hair
piece, hat, etc; how to put them together; where to find ready-made items; where
to find fabric and easy patterns; what to buy or make first; etc., etc. The session
will be interactive, and you should expect to; show and tell. |
| 2016 |
19th
Century Gambling
Dr. Lafitte |
| 12:30
P.M. – 2:00 P.M. SASS Cowboy Action
Shooting Hall of Fame Induction Luncheon |
| 2:30
p.m. - 4:00 p.m. |
| 2020 |
Black
Powder for Dummies
Capt.
George Baylor, SASS #24287
The advent of simple to use black powder substitutes
has assisted in an explosion in the numbers of shooters in the black
powder categories, but a lot of potential black powder shooters are
scared off by tales of complicated loading and cleaning of black powder
firearms. Captain Baylor explores the available black powder substitutes
and simple ways to use them successfully, including simple loading
techniques for rifle, pistol, shotgun, and percussion pistols, and
some quick and easy methods for cleaning guns after using the substitutes.
For those who want to use “real” black powder, he discusses
simple procedures for using Goex Cowboy, a black powder designed for
Cowboy Action Shooting. He discusses the “store bought” ammunition
available. He shows which of the substitutes is hottest, and which
gives the most accuracy. He describes an easy method for the care and
feeding of percussion pistols, and he has several suggestions for making
your percussion pistols as reliable as cartridge pistols. Too many
shooters are discouraged from shooting in the black powder categories
by the necromancy thought to be required to use real black powder and
the difficulty of getting it in several areas of the country due to
local regulations. Captain Baylor shows how to make it easy. |
| 2021 |
Learn To Drape Anything You'd Like To Make:
Mens
Aspen Filly,
SASS #50535
Many period men's patterns were drafted on paper using mathematical equations by the tailors of ages past. These same men's garments can be draped on mannequins
and transferred to paper without causing your head to hurt trying to keep drafting
applications in their correct order. Draping various garments will be demonstrated,
transferring to paper and pattern truing will also be covered in this workshop. |
| 2022 |
Accessories
Make The Outfit
Miz Annie Ross, SASS
#60919
Come practice the language of the
fan.
Find out how to make your own reticule.
Learn how to select your gloves and
when
they should be worn.
See the difference accessories can
make! Remember: "Detail" counts
20% in the Costume Contest!
This seminar will examine how hairstyles,
gloves, jewelry, and fans can complete
YOUR look. Presentation will include
lecture, visual images, demonstration,
and participation. |
| 2023 |
Dismantling
the Ruger Vaquero
West
Fargo, SASS #1910
Master gunsmith Wes Flowers specializes in
Ruger Single Actions. Wes outlines and explains
the disassembly, cleaning, maintenance, and
reassembly of the Ruger Vaquero. Also covered
in the seminar will be aftermarket parts,
including tips on custom work and projects
for your home shop. |
| 2024 |
Creating
Formal Costumes
Autum
Rose, SASS # 21896
This is the class for those that want more ideas, resources and some
historical information. Autum Rose loves creating Victorian costumes
from available patterns, movies, or historical drawings. Maybe we can
help you with ideas for your next award winning ball gown.
|
| 2025 |
Ball
Gowns for SASS
Rangy
Lil, SASS #24482
What do you wear to the SASS balls? This class will provide an in-depth
look at American ballgowns from 1860- 1900. The material shown is all
from original sources, which will be identified. Also discussed will
be what you need for a proper silhouette, what patterns are available
to create these looks and the lecturer's evaluation of how difficult
each look is to achieve. |
| 2026 |
Ladies
Shooting Techniques
Dixie Bell, SASS #5366
Hints and Tips with Dixie Bell-from basic to advanced for the
new or experienced shooter. She will start
out with the basics such as gripping and holds, right or left hand, and safety
handling. Advanced
tips such as staging, moving, holstering,
and sight picture will be addressed. At the end of the session, Dixie Bell will
be happy to
answer all of your questions in the “Q and A” part of
the class. |
| 9:00
a.m. - 10:30 a.m. |
| 3000 |
Mental
Conditioning
Holy
Terror, SASS #15362
This class is focused around defining and fixing the mental problems
encountered by shooters. Do you feel you are a better shooter than the
scores seem to be showing? Do you make mistakes that you feel you shouldn’t?
Are you ready to get better, but not sure how to? This class can help
answer these questions and many more. |
| 3001 |
Dismantling
Lever Guns
Jim
Bowie, SASS #4775
Jim Bowie is the 2000 Senior World Champion
and a two-time Senior National Champion for
1999 and 2001. An experienced gun-smith and
co-owner of The Cowboy & Indians store
in Southern California, Jim will focus on
the different processes of dismantling the
Cowboy Lever Guns. |
| 3002 |
Saloon
Gals 101
Fannie
Kickin Shoot , SASS
#33693
Have you ever had that secret desire
to be Miss Kitty? Do you love the B-Western
saloon girls or the rambunctious Can Can girls
but never thought you could play the part?
Well, The Carolina Belles are here to teach
you how to become a Saloon Girl and get in
touch with that inner floozie that is inside
all of us cowgirls, just waiting for her chance
to kick up her heels and have a good
time! |
| 3003 |
Creating
Formal Costumes
Autum
Rose, SASS # 21896
This is the class for those that want more ideas, resources and some
historical information. Autum Rose loves creating Victorian costumes
from available patterns, movies, or historical drawings. Maybe we can
help you with ideas for your next award winning ball gown. |
| 3004 |
Did
You Make That Dress?
Lady
LaSalle, SASS #46241
Where can I find ideas and inspiration
for Victorian costumes? The general
idea for your creation is in your head
but you lack the specifics needed to
complete your vision. So you enthusiastically
look and look for Victorian fashion
resources to help you, but come up
empty handed and disappointed each
time. Well, your search is over!
In this class, we will share our resources with you! You will see fantastic images
from various Victorian books and magazines as well as some actual rare publications
to inspire you. Antique photographs will give you a glimpse at how Victorian
women interpreted the fashions of the time. A look at Demorest’s “What
to Wear and How to Make it” from 1878 reviews specifics on proper dressing
for different types of occasions from the Natural Form Era. We will introduce
you to the LaSalle Library, a digital catalog of Victorian fashions providing
inspiration as well as archiving the fragile and often rare publications from
the time. And we will show you how to combine these resources along with others
to make the dress of your dreams. |
| 3005 |
Ladies
Shooting Techniques
Dixie Bell, SASS #5366
Hints and Tips with Dixie Bell-from basic to advanced for the
new or experienced shooter. She will start
out with the basics such as gripping and holds, right or left hand, and safety
handling. Advanced
tips such as staging, moving, holstering,
and sight picture will be addressed. At the end of the session, Dixie Bell will
be happy to
answer all of your questions in the “Q and A” part of
the class.
|
| 11:00
a.m. - 12:30 p.m. |
| 3010 |
Practice
Regimine
Holy
Terror, SASS #15362
Practicing is the key to excelling in CAS. This class will cover the
different types of practice, as well as some practice drills that I personally
use. I will go over ways to make practice fun and efficient so that you
get the most out of your time. If you are looking to improve I would
recommend this class. |
| 3011 |
Winning
Men’s Shooting Costumes
Captain
George Baylor, SASS #24287
Using 19th century photographs, paintings,
and catalogs Captain Baylor explores how cowboys,
lawmen, and outlaws actually dressed as opposed to how the movies thought
they dressed
Since real cowboys rode all day while SASS Cowboys run 10 yard dashes with guns
and walk a lot Captain Baylor explores comfort and practicality as well as authenticity.
Some myths will be shattered, others proven to be true. Various accoutrements
will be put into their proper time period so you can look like a cowboy of 1875
or a banker of 1890.
Over 200 photographs and drawings are used to demonstrate every facet of 19th
Century men’s western clothing with practical suggestions for making your
shooting costume authentic and comfortable. |
| 3012 |
Mounted
Shooting 101
Johnnie
Concho, SASS #2926
Join Johnnie Concho for an overview
of SASS Mounted Shooting, its guidelines,
and the mounted shooters’ rulebook.
Johnnie will explain the equipment
needed for the mounted shooter and
their horse, discuss mounted shooting
stage design, and give you techniques
and practice methods to try at home.
Johnnie will also emphasize the SAFETY
aspects of the sport of mounted shooting
and give you tips on starting a Mounted
Shooting Club, developing a club
model; theory of recruiting, practice,
mentoring, and competing. |
| 3013 |
Frontier
Cartridge
Rowdy
Yates, SASS #141
Through the use of visual aids and class discussion
we’ll cover a few of the methods used
in loading cartridge and shotgun for use in
the Black Powder categories. |
| 3014 |
Ball
Gowns for SASS
Rangy
Lil, SASS #24482
This class will provide an in-depth look at American ballgowns from 1860-
1900. The material shown is all from original sources, which will be
identified. Also discussed will be what you need for a proper silhouette,
what patterns are available to create these looks and the lecturer's
evaluation of how difficult each look is to achieve. |
| 3415 |
Paul
Hutton
Professor of History - University of New Mexico |
| 12:30
p.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Lunch Break |
| 1:30
P.M. - 3:00 p.m. |
| 3020 |
Evil
Roy Shooting Techniques
Evil
Roy , SASS #2883
A beginner to advanced seminar on the winning
shooting techniques for Cowboy Action competition
by championship shooter Evil Roy. |
| 3021 |
Why
Our Authenic Clothing Ideas are all Wrong
Bob Boze Bell, Publisher
of True West Magazine
History And The Movies: What have they actually gotten right in Westerns
(hint: more than you might believe). |
| 3022 |
Advanced
Stage Writing
Chuckaroo,
SASS #13080
Good stage design can make or break
a match. Safety, timing, flow, target
placement, shooting sequences, and
the Cowboy “fun factor”
can be controlled, and you can be
a hero.
Safety can be controlled by appropriate
stage design, transferring the stage
writer’s “intent”
to paper, controlling the time of
a stage, for balance between other
stages, how to avoid posse questions
after the stage has been presented,
keeping the shooting order simple,
a target matrix to give you un-repeated
sequences for over two years, category
friendly stages, shotgun target placement
for different shotgun types, use
of props, make it spotter friendly,
keep it cowboy, use of movement,
the flow of the stage, use of targets,
target choices, pitfalls, and the
do’s and don’ts. |
| 3023 |
Loading
& Shooting Buffalo Rifles
Ol' #4, SASS# 41004
A Primer on Basics; and some tricks.
The emphasis will be on how to wring the best possible accuracy from your
Blackpowder long range rifles.
The show and discussion will deal with the “How-To’s” of loading
through the “How-To’s and What-Not-To-Do’s” of actual
positioning and firing for best performance. |
| 3024 |
The
History Of Cowboy Action Shooting
Judge Roy Bean, SASS #1
and Tex, SASS #4
What's the real story regarding how Cowboy Action Shooting™ got started? When was SASS established and why has it been so successful? Who were some of the early personalities and what was their impact on the game?
Hear the story, see the pictures, and ask your questions. Tex and The Judge have the answers! |
| 3026 |
SASS
RO II
1:30 P.M. - 4:30 P.M. $25 |
| 3027 |
SASS
MRO I
1:30 P.M. – 4:30 P.M. $25 |
| 3028 |
19th
Century Gambling
Dr. Lafitte |
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