Pages Navigation MenuHomeBasicsGetting Started in CASEnjoy the Hobby-SportCAS Tips and TacticsAliasClothesLeathercraftJay Redfeather and His Open Road Cowboy Retail StoreCAS Leathercraft GalleryCAS Leathercraft Gallery 2CAS Leathercraft Gallery 3Guns & AmmoFirearm SuppliersUbertiThe 1876 Centennial Rifle by UbertiUberti’s Winchester 1873 Rifle ReproductionsUberti 1873 Cattleman El Patrón Revolver1875 Single-Action Army Outlaw, Frontier & Police Replicas by Uberti1873 “Callahan” Cattleman Press ReleaseColtThe Enduring Legend of the Colt Single Action RevolversColt Peacemaker – The Revolver that Won the WestColt New Frontier – The Legend ContinuesCimarronCimarron Bisley Single Action Revolver .45 LC ModelCimarron Model P Old ModelTaylor’s & Co.Taylor’s & Co. Smoke Wagon .45 LC Deluxe Edition1875 Army Outlaw Revolver by Taylor’s & Co.Clubs & MatchesYoung GunsLadies of CASCAS VideosGetting Started in Cowboy Action Shooting (Video)Relive Old West Gunplay and Period Dress, with Your Own Cowboy AliasCategories Navigation MenuWestern ShopWestern WearWestern BootsBelts and HolstersCowboy HatsAccessoriesTarget Shooting TipsShooting AccessoriesCAS BooksBlogAbout UsContact UsPreviousNextPosted by RossRider on Apr 28, 2019Gun Safety Rules You Might Be OverlookingThe basic gun safety rules every cowboy action shooting member should observe include: Always assume that a gun is loaded Always point the gun in safe direction Keep your finger off the trigger unless you’re ready to fire Identify what you are shooting and what may be behind it These rules are usually posted in shooting ranges and gun stores for a reason – to keep you and your family safe. However, common...Read MorePosted by RossRider on Apr 18, 2019Winning Tips for SASS Cowboy Action Shooting Competitions    A lot of new members ask SASS cowboy action shooting long timers for tips and advice. Most of their concerns include how to shoot faster, miss less, and move up to the next level. Here are some freely given tips from long time Single Action Shooting Society members to new shooters.   Don’t forget to warm up   To get ahead of the competition in CAS fast shooting, your mind and body need to be working...Read MorePosted by RossRider on Apr 1, 2019Working Cowboy: Life On The Cattle DriveAfter the Civil War, food supply, particularly beef, was in great demand in the North. Ranchers saw this as a lucrative opportunity. They bought calves at about $4 a head which they could raise and sell up North for $40, even more. This re-energized the cattle industry and provided new job opportunities for the working cowboy. While the sale of their livestock can make ranchers a fortune, their problem is...Read MorePosted by RossRider on Mar 15, 2019Colt SAA and Other Six-Gun Replicas Used in Cowboy Action ShootingThe wholesome family sport of cowboy action shooting (CAS) has got its members wearing period costumes, and shooting at metal targets using original six-guns