At the sound of the buzzer, shooter throws dice until he throws a 7, 11, 2, 3 or 12. A 7 or 11 is a 5 second bonus. A 2, 3, or a 12 is a 5 second penalty. After throwing one of the 5 numbers, he must yell, "My Ivory Handled Pistols Breathe Lightning Death", before picking up his pistol off the bar. [10 second penalty if not yelled].

Shooter then shoots the 10 position gamblers target with bar pistol (5 rounds), lay pistol back on the bar and draw holstered pistol and dispatch the last 5 targets, and reholster empty pistol.

Go to left side of bar, take rifle and shoot 6 rounds, 5 at plate target, 1 at dinger, leave action open, set rifle back in rack. Go to right side of bar, take shotgun and shoot last 4 bad guys. (Click pic for big image)(Small person in photos is "Lil' Maverick" who took 1st place in Jr. category and is my son, age 12)

Stage 2 : Indian Attack At Fort Riley

by Latigo Larry

It's dawn on your watch at the Lonely Kansas Fort. Off in the distance you see a cloud of dust rising in the west. As you look through your spyglass you realize by the warpaint and feathers that it is a band of hostiles making a desperate run on the fort. You immediately yell, "Indian Attack" [10 second penalty if not yelled].

Realizing that there is only a skeleton crew on duty because most of the troopers are out on patrol, you rush to the cannon and fire a round to discourage the band. Undaunted, the Indians keep coming so you pick up your rifle and shoot as many as you can ( 8 rounds) 5 rounds at 5 plate targets, 3 rounds at the single dinger.

From the next port, as the remaining redskins get even closer, you draw your revolver and shoot 5 rounds and drop 5 more Indians. Finally, in a last ditch effort you grab a shotgun and dispatch the last four Indians - to save the fort. (Click pic for big image)

Stage 3 : "If I Could Only Catch The Stage"

by Major Dundee

You are Marshall Two-Bellies and you are asleep in bed at the Four Flusher Boarding House. You have to catch the Dundee Express at 6:00 AM. Having overslept and hearing the stage pull into town, you jump out of bed, and put on your hat. Having slept with your gunbelt on, you grab your revolver off the night stand and putting it in your holster, you run out the door. As you run out the door you holler "Hold That Stage!" (Ten second penalty if you don't)

Just as you get to the stage the Frisky Polecat Gang rides into town. Grabbing your pistol, you shoot 5 of them through the REAR stage window. Holstering your pistol you grab your rifle and shoot 6 more from the FRONT stage window.

Putting rifle down, action open, you grab the shotgun guard's shotgun out of the boot and shoot the last 4 bad guys, shooting over the horses. (Click pic for big image)

Stage 4 : The Baby And The Bandits

by North Alabama Regulators

The wife has gone to town and the cowboy is having to tend the baby. While sitting in the rocking chair rocking the baby to sleep, you hears a suspicious noise outside the cabin. The cowboy gets up from the rocker, gently puts the baby in the cradle and looks through the window. To his dismay, he sees a gang of bad hombres approaching the cabin with their pistols drawn.

The cowboy says to the baby, "Don't ya worry, li'l darlin', I'll take care of yer", then the cowboy shouts through the window, "Stop, or I'll Shoot". But the desperadoes begin to shoot at the cabin. The cowboy grabs his shotgun, loads and shoots two. He quickly unloads, reloads and shoots two more. As the remaining villians get nearer to the house, he draws his six shooter and shoots five of the bad guys. He then holsters his gun, quickly picks up his rifle and tries to pick off the remaining bad guys as they run a fast retreat.

Thinking that the danger is over, he puts down his rifle when he notices the leader of the gang, who is lying on the ground with a bullet in his chest, reaching for his gun. The cowboy quickly draws his six shooter, loads one more bullet, and takes out the last villian. All shooting takes place through the window. (Click pic for big image)

Stage 5 : The Cook Is Fried

by Doc Adams

You and your pards have been invited to stay the night with a cow herd on the Chisem trail. the cook has told you they have a chicken that travels with the herd and has a nest under the wagon, and has promised eggs for breakfast.

You have noticed that the cows seem to have different brands, and that the cow punchers seem a little nervous. When you go to your blanket that night, you put your two revolvers on the hay bale above your head, so you can get to them quick if you have to.

At daybreak you hear the cook rattling around so you get up, holster your revolvers and go get your egg for breakfast [plastic easter egg]. The egg is in a basket under the wagon. Then you see your pards are being held hostage by the cowboys and that the cook is coming after you. You shoot the cowboys first, (do not hit your pards next to each of them) with one pistol, holster, then draw your second pistol and shoot the cook, 5 times.

You see 4 more cowboys coming so you run and grap the cook's shotgun and shoot em daid.
You see 6 more cowboys hiding behind a cactus, so you run and pick up a rifle left by one of your pards and dispense with the last 6 cowboys. You must keep your egg on your person at all times. If you drop it, it is a 10 second penalty. After all the shootin', you crack open your egg. You will have a 5 sec. bonus slip, a 5 sec. penalty slip, or if you're lucky, a $5.00 bill.

Posse Team Event: The Way Station Shoot-Out

by Major Dundee

The Dundee Express stage pulls into the way-out no where way station to meet your posse. Suddenly you are attacked by the Dangling Scalps Indian Raiding party.

You will have (4) posse members on horses and (4) around the coach. Coach has one rifle shooter at driver's boot, one pistol shooter in front window, one rifle shooter at door and one pistol shooter at rear window. The first two horses will have a rifle shooter and shotgun shooter. The last two horses will have a shotgun shooter closest to the stage, and a rifle shooter on the last horse. The posse leader will decide who shoots what and where.

At the sound of the buzzer all shooters except the rifle shooter on the last horse, will open fire on their respective targets. After all rounds are shot, posse leader will holler at last rifle shooter to fire at his dinger which will have an exploding target. He will have one round in rifle magazine. At the command to fire he will lever in the round and shoot the target. If he misses, he must load another round and try again until he has shot 3 rounds. If shooter does not explode target after 3 rounds, it will be counted as a miss along with any other shooters misses. (Click pic for big image)

SUNDAY SIDE MATCHES:

When Slick Dick is examined posthumously, a deck of cards missing one ace is found in his shirt pocket, and your reputation and good name is preserved. (Click pic for big image)

Two sets of the same targets will be set up. Two shooters will shoot at the same time. Timers will be used and the quickest time (taking into account misses, etc.) will be the winner. The winner advances to the next round and the loser is finished shooting for the day.

Competitors may use their own hawk, kinfe and rifle if desired.

Seeing a colony of prairie dogs he grabs his trusty shotgun and tries to shoot (6) of 'em. Seeing the 7th one trying to get away, he draws his revolver, but to his dismay it is unloaded. He loads (1) round to shoot the last prairie dog.