Match Scores & Stages

Febuary Scores

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2011 Rules Change

"At the TG Summit in Las Vegas, the TGs voted to only approve one rule change of the 5 proposed. It was change #1 dealing with not allowing a shooter to receive an award without completing stages. Interesting in that the TGs voted exactly the same as the Rio Cowboys. None of the others achieved the required 66% although the change on woman clothing for B Western (item #4) almost passed. Other minor rule interpretations were reviewed by the RO Committee and will be published in new handbooks to be updated after the beginning of the year. These interpretations for the most part were reviewed during the year on the SASS Wire by Pale Wolf Brunelle."

New Shooters Orentation

Anyone, man, woman or junior that is interested in Cowboy Action Shooting should join us on Friday nights before our main monthy match (first Sat of month) for an orientation session. We will use one of the pistol bays at the Rio Salado range. This will be a shooting session, with some minor orientation training before we start and will be very informal and tailored to the skills of those attending. more

Club Badges

We have New Badges for the Club

So order your badge today...

Be sure to ask about them at the Saturday Match.
Two sizes: 3 1/8" and 2 1/8"

Monthly Match Shooting Times

We start our Winter schedule in October . Be sure to check the Match Info page for the new shooting times.

The Long Range Matches are once again starting in October. Check the schedule for our operating times.

Things that need to be done

Please be sure to get to the range and sign up at least 10 minutes before the start time of each match. This will give the volunteers taking the money and signing up the shooters time to get ready for the match.

It is the responsiblity of each shooter to verify each of their stage scores on the official score sheet before moving on to the next stage. With blank entries on the score sheets, you will receive a score of 999.

At the end of each match your posse is responsible for picking up and putting away the targets and props on your last stage. If you need the cart find it and load the steel and put it away.

Volunteer Posse

We would like to once again thank all of the volunteers helping to set up targets on fridays before the matches.

The cost to shoot the match for volunteers helping to setup will only be $3 for Rio Salado Sportsman's Club members and $5 for non-members of Rio Salado Sportsman's Club.

This money goes directly to Rio Salado Sportsman's Club for the shooting fees they charge the Cowboy Shooting Division for each shooter in our monthly matches.

If you have any questions you'll find these hombres somewhere on the range...