For the past few months, I've had the priviledge of joining the Montana Territory Peacemakers for a day of cowboy shooting.
What a terrific group of guys and gals! Dressed in 1880's garb and gear and packin' pistols, shotguns and rifles from the same era, they shoot stages, or a grouping of targets, which are timed and hits and misses are counted. Although the emphasis is
on being safe (because they are using live ammo) and having fun, participants also want to have good times and 'clean' shoots-meaning that they hit every target.
If this sounds like something you'd like to check out, go to the Montana Terriroty Peacemakers website for the date of their next shoot.
What a terrific group of guys and gals! Dressed in 1880's garb and gear and packin' pistols, shotguns and rifles from the same era, they shoot stages, or a grouping of targets, which are timed and hits and misses are counted. Although the emphasis is
on being safe (because they are using live ammo) and having fun, participants also want to have good times and 'clean' shoots-meaning that they hit every target.
If this sounds like something you'd like to check out, go to the Montana Terriroty Peacemakers website for the date of their next shoot.
Just met these two cowboy shooters this past weekend. They were gracious models for my photography and pretty great shooters too. A E Irons left and Gooch Hill Drifter right.
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