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COWBOY ACTION SHOOTING

The Jefferson State Regulators Cowboy Action Shooting match is held every third Saturday of the month at 10:0 am, rain or shine, at the Ashland Gun & Archery Club.  The match generally runs for about four hours.  The pistol and 50 yard bays will be closed during this period, but the rifle ranges may remain open depending on the event.  If you have questions, please email col.gilliam@charter.net.




    Don't mess with these cowboys!


              Cowgirls shoot too!



     Colonel Gilliam shoots his pistol.


About the Jefferson State Regulators

The Jefferson State Regulators began in May 1997, ten years after the Single Action Shooting Society was formed to bring an organized Cowboy Action Shooting group to Southern Oregon. 
Using two single action pistols, a rifle, and a shotgun, the first annual match  took place September 1997, starting our Shootout at Lithia Springs tradition.  A typical match consists of several stages.  Each stage has a story and plot behind it that coincides with the procedure in which a participant shoots the stage.  The shooter engages metal targets to represent objects like buzzards, snakes, lanterns, and bad guys that are present in the story. 

And, be sure to visit www.sassnet.com for more information about the Single Action Shooting Society.

The JSR membership year runs from January 1st to December 31st.  Membership benefits include invitations to JSR gatherings and a vote during officer elections, TG surveys, etc.  Membership fees are $20 annually for an individual or $30 for a family.  Lifetime individual memberships are also available for a one time fee of $100.  For more information on membership contact the Membership Coordinator at mmm.ladyliberty@charter.net. 


 

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