SHOOT FOR THE STARS
CFDA Shoot For The Stars Scholarship Fund
CFDA Shoot for the Stars Inc. received its tax exempt status in December 2011
Application period for scholarships is January 1st through June 30th of the year in which scholarship is being awarded. Scholarships will be awarded through the applicant’s college, university, or trade school. Awards will be announced on the CFDA website and Shoot for the Stars Facebook page on August 1st and in the CFDA Gunfighters Gazette.
Scholarships will automatically be renewed on a year to year basis provided that the recipient maintains a cumulative 2.50 GPA or higher, has presented a letter from a CFDA US Marshall or Regulator that you have attended a sanctioned event or been active throughout the season. However, the award amount of the renewal will be determined on a competitive basis and the previous-years award amount is not guaranteed. Scholarships are only good for undergraduate degrees and will not be awarded or extended for post-graduate studies. Scholarships are for full time students only.
Scholarships awarded through this institution are competitive. While all applicants will be given the opportunity to compete for an award, the most qualified applicants will receive the highest award. Maximum current award for the most qualified applicant is $2500.00. Standard award for students enrolling in accredited post-secondary college or university is $2000.00. Students choosing to pursue a technical/vocational trade or non-accredited course of study will receive a maximum award for 2 years.
The new rule was implemented in July 2016. All scholarship recipients must be physically active in the sport and not just hold a CFDA membership. It is also your responsibility to keep up with deadlines, you will not be reminded of them. This could interfere with your scholarship.
All returners must send a current transcript and letter by June 30 deadline or your scholarship will be revoked.
If you have any questions or would like to talk about this program, please email us at Shoot for the Stars.
Thank you and Good Luck to all applying:
Windmill Kid aka Randy Smith – President
Miss Betty aka Betty Smith – Sec/Tres 432-924-8116
DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS:
JUNE 30th of each year
Windmill Kid- President Miss Betty – Secretary/Treasurer
Gentleman George
Mongo
Boulder Vaquero
Slow Poke
Quick Cal
| Year | Name | Alias | Club |
| 2021 | |||
| 2021 | Dalton Wright | Richochet Ribon | Randolph County Rangers |
| 2021 | Jayden Eilrich | Sheriff Rango | The Great Basin Gunhawks |
| 2021 | Cole Hunter | Wiley Coyote | The Lone Star Gunslingers |
| 2021 | Daniel Johnstons | Winny D | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators *2nd Scholarship |
| 2020 | |||
| 2020 | Michael Dobbins | Blind Billy | Virginia Peacemakers |
| 2020 | Zane McCoy | Crosswired | Crooked River Rangers |
| 2020 | Kolton Royalty | Lil Country Trader | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators |
| 2020 | Zachary King | Akarate Zach | Cross Branded Peacemakers |
| 2020 | Hanny Oakley | Black River Bandits | |
| 2019 | |||
| 2019 | Arkansas Angel | Randolph Country Rangers | |
| 2019 | Lonestar Leadslinger | Big Thicket Bushwackers | |
| 2019 | Marshall Dylan | Big Thicket Bushwackers | |
| 2019 | Trigger Happy | Big Thicket Bushwackers | |
| 2019 | Willy Hit It | Big Thicket Bushwackers | |
| 2018 | |||
| 2018 | Bandanna Kid | Old Peublo Gunfighters | |
| 2018 | Crazy Jane | Route 66 smOKin Guns | |
| 2018 | Harley Quinn | The Deputies | |
| 2018 | Hot Lead Hooligan | Virginia | |
| 2018 | June Bug | Comanche Moon Renegades | |
| 2018 | Miss Lily Belle | The Cowboys | |
| 2017 | |||
| 2017 | Lily Bateman | Tiger Lily | Lone Star Gunslingers |
| 2017 | Danielle Johnston | Winny D | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators |
| 2016 | |||
| 2016 | Gabrielle Smith | Sassy | Wisconsin Peacekeepers |
| 2016 | Glenn Walborn | One Shot Barney | Wisconsin Peacekeepers |
| 2015 | |||
| 2015 | Justice James Sibole | Eagle Eye | Association of Arizona Gunslingers |
| 2015 | Wyatt Trautman | TNT | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators |
| 2015 | Emily Love | Heffay | Old Dominion Fast Draw |
| 2015 | Elissa Long | Sweet Pea | Idaho Shootist |
| 2014 | |||
| 2014 | Levi Pumphrey | Levi Garrett | Deer Creek Regulators |
| 2014 | Krystal Castell | Saguaro Bloom | Old Pueblo Gunfighters |
| 2013 | |||
| 2013 | Cockeye | Reno Peacemakers | |
| 2013 | Austin Brower | Little Greg Gunner | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators |
| 2013 | Jake Trautman | Saddle Sore | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators |
| 2013 | Loto | Sawtooth Shootist Society | |
| 2012 | |||
| 2012 | Cody Luthy | One Shot Cody | Sparks Nebraska Spurs |
| 2012 | Dakota Monroe | Lil’ Sis | Virginia |
| 2011 | |||
| 2011 | Courtney Williams | Babalooey | Association of Arizona Gunslingers |
| Austin Brower AKA Little Gregg Gunner is an active member of CFDA badge #1526 and a member of the Powder Horn Ranch Regulators in South Dakota. He graduated in 2013 from Stevens High School in Rapid City South Dakota and received a Shoot for the Stars scholarship last year to help him further his education at the Mitchell Technical Institute where he maintained a 3.9 GPA. This year he was awarded his second scholarship of $2,000.00 to help him in his second year of his higher education. |
| Jake Trautman AKA Saddle Sore is a member of the PHRR and an active member of CFDA badge # 1418. He is a 2013 graduate of T F Riggs High School in Pierre South Dakota. He was a 2013 recipient of a Shoot for the Star scholarship last year. He attends the Southwest Technical Institute where he has maintained a 4.0 GPA. He has been involved in the Suicide Prevention Car Show in 2013 and in 2014. He has worked at Sioux Falls Ford from 2013 until May of this year where he is now working full time at Capital Motors in Pierre and also part time at Running Farm and Fleet. He is planning to return to work at Sioux Falls Ford again in August when he returns to school. He has received his second scholarship in the amount $2,000.00 for the 2014 school year. |
| Levi Pumphrey AKA Levi Garrett is a 2014 graduate of Phillipsburg High School in Phillipsburg Kansas. He maintained a 3.5 GPA where he was involved in 4-H and the Iowa Union 4-H Club for 4 years. He held and officers position almost every year including Vice President and secretary for 2 years. He is active in numerous community activities. He is an active member of CFDA badge #1616 and a member of the Deer Creek Regulators. He will attend Southeast Community College in the fall. He has received a $2,000.00 scholarship. |
| Krystal Castell AKA Saguaro Bloom is an active member of CFDA badge #3331 and a member of the Old Pueblo Gunfighters. She is a 2014, graduate of Rincon High School in Tucson, AZ. Where she maintained a 3.39 GPA and was in the top 15 percent of her class. She was very involved with her school and a member of various clubs including student council. She was also involved in 4-H most of her high school years. She learned shortly after becoming involved in Cowboy Fast Draw that it has helped her expand her love of her community, with all the experiences they have taught her something important that will help her become a hard worker and a valuable member of society. She has received a $1,400.00 scholarship to help her in her higher education in Chemistry and Pre-Pharmacy at the University of Arizona in Tucson. |
| One Shot Cody – Returning for a 2nd year award was One Shot Cody. Starting his 2nd year at the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture he hit it out of the park last year maintaining a 3.27 cumulative grade point average making the members of the Sparks Spurs proud, and making it easy for our evaluation board to give him a nod for a 2nd year. |
| Cockeye – a member of the Reno Peacemakers, was our highest ranked applicant. He graduated high school having already earned 39 college credit hours at the University of Nevada-Reno, where he is enrolled. He earned several “impressives” and a couple of “wow’s” from our evaluation board. |
| Little Gregg Gunner – a member of the Powderhorn Ranch Regulators. He will be attending the Mitchell Technical Institute. |
| Saddle Sore -will be attending the Southeast Technical Institute in Sioux Falls, and is also a member of the Powderhorn Ranch Regulators. |
|
C
ody Luthy aka One Shot Cody –
| shoots out of the great state ofNebraska, and lives in Sparks. He is attending the Nebraska College of Technical Agriculture. Beaver Creek Kid calls him a “straight shootin’ cowboy in every sense of the word”. It is our opinion that he will go on to do great things. He was given a $2,000 award, and we look forward to seeing how he does in the Nebraska college system. |
| Dakota Monroe aka Lil’ Sis – shooting out of the great state of Virginia. She is currently attending Virginia Tech and just completed her reign as Miss Rodeo Virginia (2011). She is described as having a very competitive spirit, and brings a smile to the faces of those around her. She was also awarded a $2,000 scholarship, and we are sure she will make a positive impact at her university. |
| Courtney Williams aka Babalooey – Babalooey is the first recipient of the CFDA Shoot For The Stars Scholarship. She hails from the great state of Arizona and is a member of the CFDA and the Association of Arizona Gunslingers. She is attending college at Chandler-Gilbert Community College where she is pursuing an Associates Degree in Forensics. She then plans on going on to the university to pursue a degree in Psychology. |
LIFE MEMBERS
This section is dedicated to CFDA members who have become Life Members.
If you would like to join the CFDA as a Life Member or upgrade your current membership to a Life Membership,
click HERE, or call 1-775-575-1802 for assistance.
Cowboy Fast Draw Association
Life Member List
View List Below for Life Members listed by member #
Click Here to View Life Member List Alphabetically by Alias (update 5-11-23)
Click Here to View International CFDA Life Members
Updated 5/11/23
| Life# | Alias | City | State | First Name | Last Name |
| 1 | Kemosabe | Spearfish | SD | Brad | Hemmah |
| 2 | Quick Cal (CFDA CEO/Director) | Fernley | NV | Cal | Eilrich |
| 3 | Chucky | Garden City | ID | Andy | Fink |
| 4 | Hang Em High | Sturgis | SD | Frank | Lawton |
| 5 | Midnight Judy | Sturgis | SD | Judy | Lawton |
| 6 | Boulder Vaquero | Mitchell | SD | Troy | Bollock |
| 7 | Boulder’s Babe | Mitchell | SD | Bonnie | Bollock |
| 8 | Mama Brass Star | Sedalia | MO | Barbara J. | Hayden |
| 10 | Talk A Lot Bob | Lake Havasu City | AZ | Bob | Mernickle |
| 11 | Talk A Little | Lake Havasu City | AZ | Sherrie | Mernickle |
| 12 | Cactus Flower | Edgemont | SD | Sharon | Fridley |
| 13 | Madman | Colorado Springs | CO | Michael | Longton |
| 14 | Cowboy | Edgemont | SD | Jim | Fridley |
| 15 | Mud Marine | Eastport | ID | William H. | Sills III |
| 16 | Spinner | Calgary | AB | Howard | Darby |
| 17 | Kilkenny | Mitchell | SD | Bret | Jorgensen |
| 18 | Dakota Dame | Mitchell | SD | Deb | Jorgensen |
| 19 | California Thumber | Sutter Creek | CA | Peter J. | Garibaldi |
| 20 | Bill Corbin* | UT | Bill | Corbin | |
| 21 | West Fargo* | AZ | Wes | Flowers | |
| 22 | Sundance | Bethalto | IL | Ron | Bright |
| 23 | Seminole | Oklahoma City | OK | Robert A. | Miller |
| 24 | Sedona Ranger | San Antonio | TX | J. Terry | Manning |
| 25 | Buzzard Cooper | Star | ID | Gary | Cooper |
| 26 | Mississippi Marshal | Phillip | MS | Marshall | Hopper |
| 27 | Rossow | Caldwell | ID | Michael K. | Rossow |
| 28 | Jericho | Stevens Point | WI | Jerry | Kirschling |
| 29 | Shane Croft | Deadwood | SD | Shane | Croft |
| 30 | Deacon | Marysville | KS | Gary L. | Adrian |
| 31 | Idaho Jack | Meridian | ID | Jeff | Doyle |
| 32 | Jebediah Tubbs | Boise | ID | Butch | Glenn |
| 33 | PG Taylor | Twin Falls | ID | David | Delimont |
| 34 | Lucky O’ Riley | Cresbard | SD | John | Riley |
| 35 | Sean Riley | Cresbard | SD | Sean | Riley |
| 36 | Curley D* | CO | Dorel | Whetten | |
| 37 | Alotta Lead | Fernley | NV | Dinah Eilrich | CFDA-Director |
| 37 | Alotta Lead (CFDA DIRECTOR) | Fernley | NV | Dinah | Eilrich |
| 38 | Bushwacker | Becker | MN | Roger | Kuklok |
| 39 | Whiskers | Owatonna | MN | Shawn | Pelot |
| 40 | Rio Jake | Melbourne Beach | FL | Richard W. | Finch |
| 41 | The Reverend W. W. Ronin | Scappoose | OR | Gregg E. | Townsley |
| 42 | Utah Slim | Santaquin | UT | Tom | Blasgen |
| 43 | Six Fingered Shootist | Sycamore | IL | Dennis | Leifheit |
| 44 | Douglas Wardlow | Los Angeles | CA | Paul D. | Bradpiece |
| 45 | Jayhawker | Wood River | IL | Bob | Arganbright |
| 46 | Hannah Calder | Fernley | NV | Erika Frisk | CFDA Director |
| 47 | Crossfire Calhoun | Fernley | NV | Justin P | Frisk |
| 48 | Rango | Fernley | NV | Jayden | Eilrich |
| 49 | Dead Eye Kid | Fernley | NV | C J Eilrich | CFDA Director |
| 50 | Sarsaparilla | Castle Rock | CO | Janet | Whetten |
| 51 | Yellowstone Kelly | Aurora | CO | Joaquin | Garcia Jr. |
| 52 | Victorian Blossom | Aurora | CO | Trudy B. | White |
| 53 | Montana | Nampa | ID | Monte L. | Russell |
| 54 | Kentucky Lawman | Hardinsburg | KY | Steve | Stinnett |
| 55 | Kentucky Rose | Hardinsburg | KY | Linda | Stinnett |
| 56 | Last Will * | NE | William | Cotton | |
| 57 | Mongo | Pagosa Springs | CO | Dave | Miller |
| 58 | Wench | Pagosa Springs | CO | Shirley | Miller |
| 59 | Wichita Mikey | Surprise | AZ | Dennis M | Fekete |
| 60 | Saddle Bum* | ID | Larry | Sundbye | |
| 61 | Lady Drifter | Caldwell | ID | Donna | Bradley |
| 62 | The Preacher | Ash Fork | AZ | David | Cox |
| 63 | Hard Hearted Hannah | Ashfork | AZ | Carol | Cox |
| 64 | Eagle Eye Annie | Ashfork | AZ | Katie | Cox |
| 65 | Dangerous Dave | Rigby | ID | David | Gyorfy |
| 66 | Polly Ester | Red Cloud | NE | Patricia | Gilway |
| 67 | Bounty Hunter | Caldwell | ID | Dean | White |
| 68 | Legally Loaded | Caldwell | ID | Shirley | Coffman |
| 69 | Whipping’ & Spurring | Cresbard | SD | Lorie | Riley |
| 70 | Short Keg | Carson City | NV | Kenneth | Gentry |
| 71 | Hoss | Caldwell | ID | Matthew D. | Ryan |
| 72 | Sunny Brook | Middleton | ID | Rebecca | Ryan |
| 73 | Rudy | Minneapolis | MN | Rudy J. | Kroska |
| 74 | Deadshot Dave | Ventura | CA | David B. | LeFevre |
| 75 | Lightnin’ Jesse | Gainesville | TX | Chad A. | Briley |
| 76 | Cool Hand Suz | Boise | ID | Kathy | Lansdowne |
| 77 | Curley Calhoun | Boise | ID | Larry | Lansdowne |
| 78 | Billy 2 Guns* | CA | Bill | Barnthouse | |
| 79 | Big Zeke | Merigold | MS | Noel | Hopper |
| 80 | Ohio Tom* | Cuyahoga Falls | OH | Tom | Seelinger |
| 81 | Jimmie O | Boise | ID | Jimmie | Odom |
| 82 | Chucker McLean | Roswell | NM | George H. | Riese |
| 83 | Sidewinder | Meridian | ID | Milton | Edgerton |
| 84 | Sun City Kid | Sun City | AZ | Steve | Perry |
| 85 | Grand Rapids Drifter | Wisconsin Rapids | WI | Randy F | Herman |
| 86 | GrayGhost | Plover | WI | George A. | Heeres Jr. |
| 87 | Dixie Gal | Plover | WI | Gail L | Heeres |
| 88 | Southpaw Bob | Caldwell | ID | Bob | Boals |
| 89 | Tatanka | Forest Grove | OR | Thomas | Epler |
| 90 | Noah Chance | Prescott | AZ | Doug | Treadway |
| 91 | Miss B. Haven | Caldwell | ID | Annette | Coffman |
| 92 | Spud | Caldwell | ID | Coby | Coffman |
| 93 | Calamity | Caldwell | ID | Shelly | Arnold |
| 94 | Sundowner | Richmond | CA | George | Narasaki |
| 95 | Ernest Lompa | Martinez | CA | Ernest | Lompa |
| 96 | Crazy Eddie | Los Banos | CA | Edward J. | Vierra |
| 97 | Low Maintenance | Los Banos | ID | Sarah | Vierra |
| 98 | Magnolia Blu | Phillip | MS | Frances | Hopper |
| 99 | Nevada Smith | Fallon | NV | Gary | Fried |
| 100 | G Man | Stafford | VA | Giovanni | Garibaldi |
| 101 | Dizzy Izzy | Stafford | VA | Isabella | Garibaldi |
| 102 | Dancin Darlin | Stafford | VA | Antania | Garibaldi |
| 103 | Virgil Earp | Millmerran | QL | Damion | Faith |
| 104 | Alvira Sullivan Earp | Millmerran | QL | Venera | Faith |
| 105 | J. T. Hooker | Stevens Point | WI | Betty M. | Parnham |
| 106 | Little Hoss | Stevens Point | WI | Zachary | Parnham |
| 107 | Thirsty | Chino Valley | AZ | Charlie | Holmes |
| 108 | Fernley | Fernely | NV | Roy | Edgington Jr |
| 109 | John Wayne | Falun | DA | Peter | Carlsson |
| 110 | She Who Must Be Obeyed | Kuna | ID | Dee | Wuehler |
| 111 | Idaho 2Guns | Mountain Home | ID | Ronald | Nicolosi |
| 112 | Jasper Jim | Kuna | ID | Jim | Wuehler |
| 113 | Gunfighter | Portland | OR | Daniel | Esteban |
| 114 | Smokey Pine | Boise | ID | Smokey | Tolman |
| 115 | Snakebite Doc | Brooksville | FL | Thomas E. | Carter |
| 116 | Cimarron | Star Ranch | ID | Rod | Smith |
| 117 | Outlaw Mama | Star Ranch | ID | Karen | Randolph |
| 118 | Barbwire Bill | Carson City | NV | Bill | Barbe |
| 119 | Montana Gun Runner | Roundup | MT | Mike B | Krueger |
| 120 | Two Talker | Star | ID | Peggy | Cooper |
| 121 | Red Lead Slinger | Boise | ID | Harold H. | Ipolyi |
| 122 | Fuzzy Dave | San Jose | CA | David E, | Fazekas |
| 123 | Stormie Weather | Fallon | NV | Stormie E. | Schweizer |
| 124 | Marshal J B Hickok | Hermosa | SD | Don | Valle |
| 125 | Piccolo Pete | Stafford | VA | Peter H | Garibaldi |
| 126 | Annie Moose Killer | Roundup | MT | Elaine A | Krueger |
| 127 | Farmer Phil | Louisville | KY | Phillip G. | Keen |
| 128 | Crumbcake | Wisconsin Rapids | WI | Bea J. | Herman |
| 129 | Snowhawk | Sun City | AZ | Dr. Gary | Miller |
| 130 | Peacemaker | Reno | NV | Don | Burke |
| 131 | Tatonka Rose | Forest Grove | OR | Lori | Epler |
| 132 | The Ukulele Kid | Reno | NV | Chuck | Stoffel |
| 133 | Jeff Millard | Deadwood | SD | Jeff | Millard |
| 135 | Smiling Bear | South Lyon | MI | John | Blades |
| 136 | Mister Louie | Odessa | TX | Louie | Reeder |
| 137 | Doc Conn | Odessa | TX | Michael | Conn |
| 138 | Bull | Fulton | SD | Stacey V. | Nelson |
| 139 | Nevada Slim | Solo | AZ | Steven | Eason |
| 140 | Nitro Kid | Watkins | CO | Robert D. | Cummings |
| 141 | Gun Fixer | Fairdale | WV | Scotty | Taylor |
| 142 | Bakwudz | Fairdale | WV | Kenneth S | Taylor |
| 143 | Siuslaw Steve | Clermont | FL | Stephen R. | Holm |
| 144 | Bad Leg John | Casper | WY | John W. | Chaney |
| 145 | Dirtydeed | Sonora | CA | Dean | Bauer |
| 146 | Yahto Dowan | Highland | UT | Dennis | Callanta |
| 147 | Comanche Moon* | Lake Forest | CA | Robert G. | Bussinger |
| 148 | Train Wreck | Milwaukee | WI | Paul | Telford |
| 149 | Purple Sage | Sun City | AZ | Marcia | Miller |
| 150 | Blondie | Sparks | NV | Carol D. | Lytle |
| 151 | Ghost Miner | Middleton | ID | Eric | Smart |
| 152 | Lil Gold Nugget | Meridian | ID | Jennifer | Smart |
| 153 | Old Buzzard | Meridian | ID | Tony | Smart |
| 154 | Dag Nabit | Bayfield | CO | Darin | Wagner |
| 155 | Mountain Wolf | Carson City | NV | Wade | Meadows |
| 156 | Ringo | Salem | VA | Jeff | Duncan |
| 162 | Wild Shot | Emmett | ID | Randy | Lipscomb |
| 163 | Sagebrush Coyote | Glen Allen | VA | David B | Richardson |
| 164 | Have Gun Will Travel | Bloomington | MN | Dana | Isaacson |
| 165 | Boss | Odessa | TX | David | Perry |
| 166 | Corkey | Odessa | TX | Rita | Perry |
| 167 | Pinetree | Clinton | WI | Edward R | Maly |
| 169 | Diamond Dave | Fletcher | NC | Dave | Massie |
| 170 | Master Gunfighter | Alta Loma | CA | Gil | Guerra Jr. |
| 171 | Kiss-N-Tell | Alta Loma | CA | Jennifer | Guerra |
| 194 | Arizona Thumber | Glendale | AZ | Bob | James |
| 229 | Hell’s Belle | Idaho Falls | ID | Heidi K | Lovell |
| 230 | Chaos-N-Mayhem | Idaho Falls | ID | Michael D | Lovell |
| 244 | Six Gunner | Boise | ID | John | Taffin |
| 360 | Talon | Wickenburg | AZ | Rick | Rhoads |
| 531 | Ol Gun | Reno | NV | Jim H. | Standridge |
| 557 | Left Handed Marshal | Nampa | ID | Bill | Richardson |
| 655 | Big Iron | Wisconsin Rapids | WI | James | Henry |
| 678 | Mystic | Declo | ID | Mike | Redman |
| 679 | Lil Iodine | Declo | ID | Wendie | Redman |
| 687 | Beaver Creek Kid | Winner | SD | Dean | Storms |
| 688 | Mother Nature | Winner | SD | Nancy | Storms |
| 777 | Shortround | Sweet | ID | Ray M. | Schmidt |
| 800 | Lone Wolf** | Superior | WI | Stan | Wolf |
| 931 | Lefty Lipscomb | Emmett | ID | Tammie | Lipscomb |
| 940 | Marshal Cooper | Fresno | CA | Robert | Meyers |
| 941 | The Librarian | Fresno | CA | Debbie | Meyers |
| 954 | Rowdy Piper | Santa Fe | NM | Ronald | Crawford |
| 955 | Jersey Girl | Santa Fe | NM | Gwyneth | Duncan-Crawford |
| 1000 | Lacy Gone Wild | Upland | CA | Jana | Weaver |
| 1002 | Cardoza Kid | Los Banos | CA | Arlene | Cardoza |
| 1015 | Cody** | Middleton | ID | Leroy | Gillies |
| 1029 | High Noon | Los Banos | CA | Eric | Vierra |
| 1036 | The Missourian | Union | MO | Darrel | Gibbs |
| 1039 | Annie B. Goode | Pocatello | ID | Anna E. | Davis |
| 1047 | Shaniko | Estacade | OR | Ted | Blocker |
| 1057 | Traveler | Union | MO | Dee | Gibbs |
| 1065 | Bam Bam | Rigby | ID | Pam | Kubik |
| 1069 | Gunslik Mick | Gilbert | AZ | Michael W. | Williams |
| 1071 | Badwater Bob | Canyon Lake | TX | Robert | Faley |
| 1088 | C J Six Shooter | Superior | WI | Carolyn | Jones |
| 1092 | Jesse James | Burkburnett | TX | Johnny J. | James |
| 1125 | Captain Kaufman | Mitchell | SD | Tory | Kaufman |
| 1143 | Jailhouse Kid | Alliance | NE | Steve | Henkel |
| 1148 | Taz | Fremont | CA | Brian | Plummer |
| 1149 | Mighty Munchkin | Fremont | CA | Peggy | Plummer |
| 1161 | Texas Marshal | Watkins | CO | Demetrius | Correy |
| 1168 | Skinner | Middleton | ID | Bob | Marshall |
| 1174 | Buckwheat | Nampa | ID | Sandi K. | Anderson |
| 1241 | Fossilman | Holyoke | MN | Marvin | Stadin |
| 1242 | Swan River Kid | Superior | WI | Walter | Smestad |
| 1243 | Anton LeBear | Duluth | MN | Tony | Orman |
| 1247 | Ricochet | Tremonton | UT | Glen | Russell Jr. |
| 1284 | Spanky | Amelia Court House | VA | Tim | Duncan |
| 1285 | Billie Sioux | Amelia | VA | Linda | Duncan |
| 1322 | Bob Ed Pain | Forest | VA | Robert E. | Hurt |
| 1326 | El Bajista | Madison Heights | VA | James D. | Bratton |
| 1360 | Old West | Scottsdale | AZ | John | West |
| 1368 | Saddle Horn | Yuma | AZ | George C. | Wagner |
| 1370 | Papa Grande | San Jose | CA | Greg | Custodio |
| 1371 | Boneyard Ranger | Maricopa | AZ | Ed | May |
| 1375 | Rimrock | Forest | VA | William L. | White |
| 1411 | M. T. Gun | Pierre | SD | Richard | Trautman |
| 1412 | Windy Winchester | Pierre | SD | Konrad | Trautman |
| 1413 | Swootz | Pierre | SD | Donna | Trautman |
| 1442 | Mad Dog | Phillipsburg | KS | Kenneth L. | Hadley |
| 1467 | Big John Randolph | Roanoke | VA | John R | Gaylor II |
| 1475 | Hyde Hunter | Stickney | SD | Jim | Higgs |
| 1479 | Kansas Belle | Phillipsburg | KS | Deborah K. | Hadley |
| 1501 | Digger | Zimmerman | MN | David | Hauan |
| 1506 | Coho Kid | Tigard | OR | Don L. | Brown |
| 1508 | Lightnin | Holyoke | MN | Debra | Stadin |
| 1532 | Sagebrush | Platte | SD | Susan | Holter |
| 1561 | Shan Can | Sun Valley | NV | Shandrianna | Kay |
| 1575 | Shots B Wanderin | Fernley | NV | Brian M. | Schweizer |
| 1589 | Stainless Steel | Canton | GA | Steelman J | Borden |
| 1608 | Dogboy | Phoenix | AZ | Kenneth C | Logan |
| 1624 | Diamondback Billy | Pocahontas | AR | James D. | Alphin |
| 1654 | Jeremiah | Pagosa Springs | CO | Jeremiah | Cummons |
| 1655 | Blaze | Pagosa Springs | CO | Beth | Einig |
| 1661 | Connecticut Cat | Loxahatchee | FL | Cathy | Mattson |
| 1663 | Wild Hair Mary | Duluth | MN | Mary C | Orman |
| 1672 | Dead Eye Di | Canton | GA | Diane | Borden |
| 1673 | Sagebrush Sal | Middleton | ID | Roxanne | Marshall |
| 1674 | Shane | Horse Branch | KY | James W | Casteel |
| 1675 | Nebraska Kid | Bertrand | NE | Ben A | Walker |
| 1695 | Little Lady | Caldwell | ID | Tina R | Whittington |
| 1731 | Dakota Jake | Portola | CA | Thomas L. | Rose |
| 1735 | Texas Pete | Victoria | VA | Tony M. | Wilson |
| 1748 | Windmill Kid | Odessa | TX | Randy | Smith |
| 1750 | Sundance Kid* | Reno | NV | Paul G. | Yeager |
| 1764 | Melungeon | Amelia | VA | Darrell | Wyatt |
| 1774 | Lead Zeppelin | New Richmond | WI | Thomas | Balow |
| 1783 | Lonestar Lil | Victoria | VA | Karen | Wilson |
| 1790 | Tomcat Charlie | Smith Center | KS | Stephen | Stewart |
| 1797 | La Pelirroja | Madison Heights | VA | Krista | Bratton |
| 1800 | Cowboy Up | Alta Loma | CA | Michael | Karsten |
| 1862 | The Padre | Mesa | AZ | Ernest | Vande Zande |
| 1868 | K. K. Kid | Odessa | TX | Kendra | Short |
| 1869 | Shell Shock | Odessa | TX | Shelby | Magallanes |
| 1872 | Lester P. Larceny* | CA | F.H. | Shimer | |
| 1875 | High Country Drifter | Woodlawn | VA | James | Monroe III |
| 1895 | Muskego Kid | Muskego | WI | Kenneth | Ceranski |
| 1900 | Shady Lady | Phillipsburg | KS | Sheary | Pumphrey |
| 1939 | Okie Ed | Owasso | OK | Eddie | Clayton |
| 1944 | Krazy Kate | Caldwell | ID | Kathy | Zehr |
| 1967 | Gentleman George | Silsbee | TX | George | Dezendorf |
| 1968 | Texas Rose | Silsbee | TX | Kay | Dezendorf |
| 1972 | Doc Manes | Fort Worth | TX | Michael R. | Loffer |
| 1983 | Old Man River | Platte | SD | Douglas | Holter |
| 2000 | Bobcatred | Trout creek | MT | Gary L | Wilson |
| 2003 | Big Jeff | Northridge | CA | Jeff | Black |
| 2005 | Hoot Gibson | Rock Hill | SC | William A. | Cutlip Jr. |
| 2018 | Dipshot Dutch | Cheyenne | WY | Len | Peters |
| 2023 | Muletrain | Apache Junction | AZ | Bart | Carr |
| 2029 | Dusty Trail | Jackson Center | PA | Rod | Bish |
| 2046 | Shotglass Shari | Salem | VA | Shari | Duncan |
| 2052 | Chisum | Fernley | NV | Keith | Reagan |
| 2055 | Renegade | Big Fork | MT | Brett | Gyorfy |
| 2057 | Gunslinger Lilly | Jackson Center | PA | Bonnie | Bish |
| 2060 | Darth Ranger | Sacramento | CA | Charles | Sanders |
| 2074 | Lucky Smith | Midland | TX | Laurence | Smith |
| 2093 | Southwest KC | Apache Junction | AZ | Karen | Carr |
| 2104 | Shenandoah | Bedford | VA | Kenneth | Hurt |
| 2107 | Brasada Spur | Tucson | AZ | Ronald L | Hess |
| 2124 | Droopy Dunlap | Rosholt | WI | Edward | Stoltz |
| 2132 | Johnny Magnum | Durant | OK | John | Flyum |
| 2155 | Fight’n Joe Baker | Burns | WY | Jerry | Baker |
| 2170 | Desert Gator | Phoenix | AZ | Alvin | Hader |
| 2171 | Granny Oakley | Tucson | AZ | Suzanne | Hess |
| 2172 | Young Blood | Hartford | KY | Tim G | Smith |
| 2178 | Powder Flash* | Idaho Falls | ID | Michael | Johnston |
| 2179 | Tin Bender | Middleton | ID | Clay | Janes |
| 2199 | Yucca Kid | New River | AZ | Philip | Wolf |
| 2207 | Ridge Runner Rosie | Fond Du Lac | WI | Gail | Johnson-Daveau |
| 2213 | Buffalo Kid* | Troutville | VA | Thomas | Wright |
| 2222 | Miss Lola Belle | Fontana | CA | Laura | Epler |
| 2269 | Fumbles | Ammon | ID | W C | Raymond |
| 2273 | Auburn Angel | Alliance | NE | Annette | Henkel |
| 2278 | Captain McCall | Tacoma | WA | Mike | Gleason |
| 2281 | Burgundy Rose | Odessa | TX | Caryn | Stoner |
| 2293 | Diablo Tex* | TX | Texas | Stoner | |
| 2312 | Dallas Gunns | Roberts | ID | Dave | Kahn |
| 2330 | Dealin’ Dale | Silsbee | TX | Dale | Standley |
| 2332 | Xterminator | Rancho Cucamonga | CA | Ben | Neel |
| 2339 | Colt McCoy | Pomona | CA | Chris | Feeback |
| 2360 | B.A. | Duchesne | UT | Anthony | Brazauskas |
| 2361 | Slowpoke | Duchesne | UT | Brenda | Brazauskas |
| 2362 | Eastern Outlaw | Jackson Center | PA | Terry L | Jones |
| 2366 | Ubet | Rigby | ID | Vernon | Ulrich |
| 2382 | Rooster Cogburn | Newcastle | CA | Dave | Jones |
| 2386 | Idaho Stretch | Idaho City | ID | Kent L. | Johnson |
| 2387 | Sprayin’ Lead Ned | Ormond Beach | FL | Mark | Stevenson |
| 2389 | Tex Son | Odessa | TX | Charles | Whitehead |
| 2390 | Texas Cheyenne | Odessa | TX | Trish | Whithead |
| 2415 | Wild N Wooley | Ashby | NE | Arthur Dwyane | Dubs |
| 2417 | Deadwood G-Man | Deadwood | SD | Gregory | Vecchi |
| 2433 | Rattlesnake Rick | Midland | TX | Glen | Westall Jr. |
| 2437 | Stanislaus | Modesto | CA | Gene | Dias |
| 2441 | Virginia Ranger | Hardy | VA | Brandon | Lovejoy |
| 2443 | Bull Bison | Clarksmills | PA | Matthew N. | Reash |
| 2451 | Ricochet Rose | Newcastle | CA | Jeanie | Jones |
| 2457 | Miss Betty | Odessa | TX | Betty | Smith |
| 2472 | Jackie Daniels | Fernley | NV | Amanda | Eilrich- Mem.Director |
| 2474 | Pawnee Paul | Portsmouth | OH | Paul | Cutlip |
| 2481 | Masked Rider | Woodway | TX | Drew | Canham |
| 2487 | Gabriel Garrett | Ponder | TX | Tim | King |
| 2494 | Miss Lil | Ammon | ID | Louise | Raymond |
| 2499 | Montana Skye | Jackson Center | PA | Linda | Measel |
| 2500 | Greek | San Diego | CA | Nick | Asadi |
| 2510 | Victory Belle | Lubbock | TX | Elaine | Canham |
| 2512 | Gunpowder Puff | Vista | CA | Reneta | Miller |
| 2514 | Six Iron Butterfly | Modesto | CA | Teresa | Dias |
| 2536 | Snake River Jim | Cheyenne | WY | James | Knutson |
| 2550 | Maverick | Collinsville | OK | Jerry F | Thomas |
| 2552 | Chief Crazy Legs | Baxter Springs | KS | Dean | Walker |
| 2555 | Denali* | Middleton | ID | Margo | Kinghorn |
| 2571 | Long Ranger | Goodview | VA | John | Wills |
| 2574 | Remfire | London | KY | Albert | George |
| 2582 | Red Ryder | Vista | CA | Marty | Miller |
| 2586 | Commodore | Odessa | TX | Michael | Watts |
| 2597 | Quick Draw Outlaw | Tipp City | OH | Ken | Noffsinger |
| 2604 | Possum | Pagosa Springs | CO | Doyle | Qualls |
| 2607 | K J Kwik | Tallula | IL | Kevin | Knox |
| 2619 | Smokin’ Gun | Palm Coast | FL | Martin | Brabham |
| 2638 | The Nevadan | Fernely | NV | Bill | Boyd |
| 2645 | Buffalo Bill* | Live Oak | FL | William | Cody |
| 2671 | Southfork Slim | Wytheville | VA | Dean | Walters |
| 2686 | Fancy Nancy | Owasso | OK | Nancy | Clayton |
| 2697 | Shady Mike | Phoenix | AZ | Mike | Holzer |
| 2699 | Bad Burro | Fallbrook | CA | Brad | Miller |
| 2700 | Trinity | Star | ID | Edward | Hack |
| 2705 | Missouri Jim | Inola | OK | Jim | Coffey |
| 2738 | Hollywood | Caldwell | ID | Stacy | Nelson |
| 2744 | Buckwheat James | Idaho Falls | ID | Curtis | Rudd |
| 2746 | Dame Quick | Wrenshall | MN | Stephanie | Merrill |
| 2748 | Hell on Wheels | Vail | AZ | Robert | Norvelle |
| 2751 | Gunfighters’ Granny | Nampa | ID | LeDonna | Gutzman |
| 2761 | Bill Bonney | Saint Johns | FL | William | Keyes |
| 2764 | Comstock Rose | Reno | NV | Jacqueline | Denio |
| 2791 | Gunsmith | Savannah | TN | Larry | Fouse |
| 2792 | Prairie Rose | San Jose | CA | Miechelle | Pape |
| 2800 | Von Zipper | Canton | GA | John | Heltzel |
| 2830 | JD | Upland | CA | Johnny | Gardner |
| 2885 | Miss T | Watkins | CO | Teresa | Cummings |
| 2889 | Tank | Caldwell | ID | Anthony | Dorman |
| 2925 | Little Kazzy | Burleson | TX | Bobby | Casteel |
| 2927 | Hondo | Eagle | ID | Stan | Puckett |
| 2929 | Lone Star Lady | Eagle | ID | Jackie | Puckett |
| 2939 | Buffalo Joe | Hermitage | PA | Joseph | Nero |
| 2954 | Hankerin’ Hank | Marana | AZ | Eric | Castell |
| 2961 | Outlaw Ike | Jacksonville | FL | DJ | Kirby |
| 3000 | Duc N Bob | Elizabeth City | NC | Robert | Treece |
| 3007 | The Rossiman | Chatham | IL | Gary | Stevens |
| 3011 | Ol’ Maui Dead Eye | Brown Valley | CA | Erik | Coral-Sands |
| 3012 | Island | Lady Lake | FL | Kevin | Yeo |
| 3013 | Old Farm Boy | Frankfort | SD | Jeff | Klebsch |
| 3037 | Bigfoot | Tucson | AZ | Terry | Tate |
| 3038 | Dazzlin Daisy | Tucson | AZ | Daisy | Tate |
| 3042 | Rick-O-Mordis | Odessa | TX | Richard | Elkins |
| 3047 | Terasita La Tejano | Midland | TX | Teresa | Vallejo-Hardwick |
| 3048 | Bunk Hardwick | Midland | TX | Denver | Hardwick |
| 3053 | Kickapoo Kid | Sussex | WI | Edwin | North |
| 3054 | Otto Matic | Tucson | AZ | Richard | Kennedy |
| 3057 | Sheyk M. Up | Middleton | ID | Shey | Pyne |
| 3073 | Debbie Sioux | Bountiful | UT | Deborah | Walker |
| 3106 | The Marshal | Patterson | CA | Cliff | Girard |
| 3118 | Turd Herder | Chico | CA | Robert | Perkins |
| 3121 | Miss Shotwell | Bedford | VA | Linda | Hurt |
| 3145 | Butch | Oxbow | OR | Rush | Long |
| 3181 | Sassy Pants | Burkburnett | TX | Tina | Davis |
| 3213 | Big Mark | Oakdale | LA | Mark | Markley |
| 3223 | Cimarron Kid | Idaho Falls | ID | Rick | Marron |
| 3226 | Country Girl | ammon | ID | Mindy | Baker |
| 3227 | Idaho Coyote | Idaho Falls | ID | Myron | Curtis |
| 3231 | The Gunslinger | Caldwell | ID | Monty | Dorman |
| 3236 | Idaho Slim | Nampa | ID | Gale | Anderson |
| 3239 | Boss T | Sun City W. | AZ | James | Torbert |
| 3245 | Quickstrike | Odessa | TX | Jacob | Sandoval |
| 3253 | West Creek | Edgemont | SD | Brent | White |
| 3276 | James B. Hickok | Madison | CT | Ray | Ginty |
| 3300 | Dago Mike | Jacksonville | FL | Michael | Alaimo |
| 3309 | Cheyenne Shooter | Christiansburg | VA | Charles | Boswell |
| 3324 | Wa-hoo | Winter | WI | Steven | Kuepper |
| 3330 | Desert Tom* | Reno | NV | John Thomas | Benjamin |
| 3333 | Rainy | Upland | CA | Steve | Weaver |
| 3341 | TK | Canyon Country | CA | Todd | Krudis |
| 3349 | Lady Bandit | Winter | WI | Diana | Baumer |
| 3369 | Nara | Sonora | CA | Nara | Medley |
| 3377 | Grumpy | Owasso | OK | Ronald | Brown |
| 3383 | Nevada Belle | RIGBY | ID | Laura | Ulrich |
| 3384 | Honcho | CH-5603 Staufen AG | SZ | Ueli | Bracher |
| 3388 | Rattlesnake Sams | Jacksonville | FL | Sonny | Sams |
| 3404 | Cole Younger | Ivor | VA | Ron | Chittum |
| 3408 | Texas Joe* | Oklahoma City | OK | Joe | Royer |
| 3410 | Mountain Man | Leesburg | VA | Ken | Marion |
| 3413 | Highlander | Belton | TX | Jason | Walker |
| 3424 | Skagit Flats | Rathdrum | ID | Lawrence | Moody |
| 3439 | Ma’dam Wife | Idaho City | ID | Tiffany | Johnson |
| 3454 | Scrap Iron* | Superior | WI | Dick | Gudowski |
| 3467 | Bobtownred | Russellville | KY | Robin | Russell |
| 3469 | Gambler | Nampa | ID | Randy | Matthews |
| 3470 | Smokin’ Sandy | Asher | OK | John | Sandifer |
| 3478 | Tishminga | Tucson | AZ | Patricia | Kennedy |
| 3487 | Pancho | Odessa | TX | Manuel | Maldonado |
| 3495 | Lazy Eye Lee | Sun City West | AZ | Jeff | Rosebery |
| 3505 | Calamity Pam* | Powhatan | VA | Pamela Jo | Stuart |
| 3508 | Trouble Shootin’ | Moneta | VA | Amy | Malone |
| 3510 | Big Ugly | Moneta | VA | Scott | Malone |
| 3529 | Half Fast Eddy | Blackfoot | ID | Eddy | Walters |
| 3537 | Sassy Mustang Gal | Upland | CA | Sally | Monken |
| 3541 | Medicine Man | Shady Shores | TX | Colt | Janes |
| 3561 | Sky Queen | New River | AZ | Lorra | Moore |
| 3568 | No Daisy | Waterford | CA | Dennis | Dias |
| 3585 | Lady Hawk | Nampa | ID | Jeanna | Matthews |
| 3590 | Black Jack Jim | Midwest City | OK | James | Yager |
| 3612 | Viper | Anthem | AZ | Debbie | Dell |
| 3613 | Olden’ Fast | Sparks | NV | Kevin | Browning |
| 3618 | German Cowboy | Amelia | VA | Marcus | Ovando |
| 3619 | Pony Tail | Amelia | VA | Edda | Eliasson |
| 3667 | Jingle Jim | John Day | OR | James | Jaynes |
| 3680 | Patchem Quick | Chino | CA | Brian | Long |
| 3697 | Tennessee Tim | Escalon | CA | Timothy | Brown |
| 3704 | Wild I Owen | Ormond Beach | FL | Michael | Collier |
| 3711 | McGillakuttie | Oakdale | CA | Joseph | Brown |
| 3714 | Texas Boer | Richmond | TX | Guy | Gist |
| 3715 | Star of Africa | Richmond | TX | Nicky | Gist |
| 3737 | Rambunctious Red | Canton | GA | Mark | Lier |
| 3739 | Shadow | Nampa | ID | Phillip | Ineck |
| 3756 | Preacher Bob | Redfield | SD | Robert | Hughes |
| 3760 | Viejo Kidd | Edgemont | SD | Matt | Koller |
| 3765 | Whip Lash | Vidor | TX | Richard | McAnally |
| 3768 | Hell Hammer | Salmon | ID | Philip | Gutzman |
| 3778 | The Ricochet Kid | Discovery Bay | CA | Thomas | Campbell |
| 3786 | Dr. Bob | Maxwell | CA | Bob | Hamilton |
| 3787 | Scarlet Dawn | Maxwell | CA | Carole | Hamilton |
| 3791 | Evil E | Central Lake | MI | Elliott | Goldwyn |
| 3792 | Raven | Central Lake | MI | Sara | MacGregor |
| 3832 | Duelin’ Dan | Modesto | CA | Dan | Dias |
| 3834 | Holli Day | Buckeye | AZ | Tracy | Stanton |
| 3836 | The Nebraskan | Wayne | NE | Todd W. | Beiermann |
| 3838 | Powder Keg | Buckley | WA | Kenneth | Gentry |
| 3846 | Dreamcatcher | Frankfort | SD | Marj | Klebsch |
| 3862 | Prickly Pear | Buckeye | AZ | Kaylee | Stanton |
| 3880 | Roscoe | Edgemont | SD | Dustin | Ross |
| 3881 | Lady Doc | Edgemont | SD | Erica | Koller-Ross |
| 3886 | Foghorn Leghorn | Maxwell | CA | Dustin W. | Hamilton |
| 3891 | Green River | Mchenry | KY | Nick | Maiden |
| 3944 | Cort O’ Whiskey | Gilbert | AZ | Michael | Valek |
| 3949 | Rebel Bill | Utica | KY | William | Hedges |
| 3960 | Fireman | Lynchburg | VA | Kenneth | Monroe |
| 3961 | Major D | Pieville | LA | James | Dezendorf |
| 3963 | Blue Eyed Belle | Pieville | LA | Mary Jane | Dezendorf |
| 3972 | The Grim Reaper | Idaho Falls | ID | George | Johnston |
| 3973 | Copper Top | Blackfoot | ID | Suzy | Schulmire |
| 3980 | Idaho Kidd | Jerome | ID | Doug | Kinsey |
| 4003 | Fowl Shot | Orville | CA | Bobby | Grilli |
| 4040 | Wildfire | McHenry | KY | Pamela B. | Maiden |
| 4042 | Leethal | Oak Harbor | WA | Lee | Eklund |
| 4044 | Mendy | St. Augustine | FL | Andrew | Mendolia |
| 4062 | Crisco | Ormond Beach | FL | Ken | Smith |
| 4079 | Bogie | Reno | NV | John | Bogikes |
| 4085 | Virginia Sidewinder | Blacksburg | VA | David | Clark |
| 4090 | Huckleberry Honey | Orville | CA | Kellie | Grilli |
| 4091 | Ol Buck’r | Orville | CA | George | Armstrong |
| 4094 | Sweet Honey Sunrise | Meadows Place | TX | Melissa | Van Note |
| 4097 | Willy Draw | Meadows Place | TX | Todd | Van Note |
| 4099 | Kid Tumbleweed | Glendale | AZ | Peter | Beickert |
| 4106 | The Shootist | Richmond | TX | Doug | Horn |
| 4113 | Marshal’s Daughter | Conroe | TX | Ginger | Horn |
| 4117 | Mad Mike Mulligan | Pinellas Park | FL | Michael | Smith |
| 4125 | Blackfox Lil | Inola | OK | Dana | Coffey |
| 4145 | Billy the Kid | Andrews | TX | Billy | Welborn |
| 4147 | Chicken Hawk | Maxwell | CA | Jacob | Hamilton |
| 4151 | W. Le Fors | Citrus Heights | CA | Walter | Waddington |
| 4156 | Charles City Kid | Amelia Court House | VA | Tom | Schnurman |
| 4171 | Swamp Walker | Appleton | WI | Leslie | Johnson |
| 4172 | Sgt. Buck | Conroe | TX | Hunter | Bevill |
| 4173 | Madame K | Conroe | TX | Kassi | Bevill |
| 4181 | The Loser* | Duluth | MN | Dick | Merry |
| 4222 | Choctaw Kid | Sun City | AZ | George | Leezy |
| 4256 | Diablo Daisy | Citurs Heights | CA | Patty | Waddington |
| 4269 | Selkirk Rambler | Post Falls | ID | Andrew | Parker |
| 4340 | Kid Curry | Amarillo | TX | Jerome | Price |
| 4343 | Desert Dawn | Glendale | AZ | Kimberly | Martin |
| 4362 | Tyrel Sackett | Goodrich | TX | Tye | Phillips |
| 4364 | TEX | Bellville | TX | Steve | Daniel |
| 4369 | X | Sapulpa | OK | Cleven | Silcox |
| 4370 | Ghost | Sapulpa | OK | Austin | Silcox |
| 4371 | Crazy Jane | Sapulpa | OK | Shaina | Silcox |
| 4373 | Black Eagle Montana | Lozanne | FR | Stephane | Glacon |
| 4382 | 2 Buck Chuck | St. Petersburg | FL | Charles | Boudreau |
| 4404 | Sandpoint Slim | Sandpoint | ID | Ray | Marchant |
| 4412 | Jabberin’ Jim | Spray | OR | Jim D. | Bunch |
| 4413 | Grinnin Grizz | Madras | OR | John E. | Barrett |
| 4447 | Shadow Rider | Redmond | OR | Gary B | Hudson |
| 4448 | Midnight Rose | Redmond | OR | Tami | Hudson |
| 4457 | Harmony | Lynchburg | VA | Dawn | Harmon |
| 4490 | Diamond Jim | Reno | NV | Jim | Jones |
| 4501 | Latigo | Claremore | OK | Eric L. | Smith |
| 4508 | Little Miss Sunshine | Fernley | NV | Kaelynn | Frisk |
| 4510 | Miss Em | Fernley | NV | Emmy | Frisk |
| 4520 | Catamount | Jerome | ID | Shawna | Orgill |
| 4532 | Dakota Deadeye | Houston | TX | Richard | Weelborg |
| 4534 | Lead Poison | Mannford | OK | Ted | Jenkins |
| 4535 | Diamond Girl | Mannford | OK | Lisa | Jenkins |
| 4548 | Easy Money | Jacksonville | FL | Scott | Anderson |
| 4576 | Crosswired | Redmond | OR | Zane | McCoy |
| 4577 | Voodoo | Ruther Glen | VA | Christopher | Banks |
| 4593 | Kid Colton | Apache Junction | AZ | Richard | Moniak |
| 4600 | James Cody | Tucson | AZ | Carl | Marino |
| 4629 | Johnny Ringo | Escalon | CA | John | Guille |
| 4645 | Cajun Gunslinger | Weston Lake | TX | Hans | Planchard |
| 4646 | Minnesota Queen | Weston Lake | TX | Valerie | Planchard |
| 4660 | Red Fork | Tulsa | OK | Richard | Casteel |
| 4679 | QC Carver | Gilbert | AZ | Bryan | Moulton |
| 4681 | Gunsmoke | Bunnell | FL | Romeo | Nicolo |
| 4720 | Ringo Kid | Richmond | TX | Marc | Bateman |
| 4721 | Peppermint Patty | Richmond | TX | Patty | Bateman |
| 4723 | Rebel Belle | Rosenburg | TX | Kayla | Munson |
| 4724 | Wiley Coyote | Needville | TX | Cole Hunter | Wile |
| 4731 | Billy Bowlegs | Ormand Beach | FL | Andy | Johnston |
| 4910 | Marksman Mark | Menasha | WI | Mark | Galassi |
| 4929 | Castaneda Kid | Middleton | ID | Gloria | Hernandez |
| 4954 | Grim | Amelia Court House | VA | Christopher | Duncan |
| 4961 | Black Gold | Needville | TX | Ronnie | Wile |
| 4977 | Dealin’ Dave | Keizer | OR | Dave | Mingus |
| 4989 | Quigley | Alamosa | CO | John | Rydgren |
| 4994 | Forgunz | Elk Point | SD | Mike | Zediker |
| 5000 | Alchimista | Gussago -Brescia – | IT | Alessandro | Pietta |
| 5015 | Sandhill Bill | Lingle | WY | Logan | Dailey |
| 5046 | Dangerous Dan | West Richmond | WA | Dan | Almond |
| 5052 | Lefty SayWhen | Ponder | TX | Thomas | Stehlik |
| 5061 | The Duke | Valley Springs | CA | Steve | Swain |
| 5084 | Sierra Rose | Tucson | AZ | Cheyenne | Potter |
| 5085 | Bandana Kid | Tucson | AZ | Megan | Potter |
| 5086 | Still Shot | Tucson | AZ | Kim | Potter |
| 5087 | Arizona Cactus Kid | Tucson | AZ | Matthew | Potter |
| 5088 | Dynamite Kid | Redmond | OR | Jeremiah | Hudson |
| 5126 | Alamo Red | Prescott | AZ | Curtis | Main |
| 5128 | Gandel BamBam | Scottsdale | AZ | Gil | Yaron |
| 5140 | Rusty Old Man | Precott Valley | AZ | Dave | Slate |
| 5143 | Ranger Reeves | Fernley | NV | Derek | Holton |
| 5144 | Philippines Red | Fernley | NV | Sheryl | Verdadero |
| 5149 | Deadwood | EA Zuid Scharwoude | LD | Ruud | Molenaar |
| 5150 | Thumb Buster | Fontana | CA | Dave | Epler |
| 5182 | Trampas | Litchfield | MN | Dave | Thomas |
| 5183 | Nessarose | Keizer | OR | Kellie | Mingus |
| 5211 | Gun Doc | Broadway | VA | Brad | Turner |
| 5218 | T-Bone | Worthing | SD | Tony | Nelson |
| 5221 | Dr. TG* | Idaho Falls | ID | Tommy | Taylor |
| 5222 | Arctic Annie | Idaho Falls | ID | Connie | Lamprecht |
| 5228 | Clemsonville Bob | Fall Church | VA | Charles | Jewell |
| 5250 | Moonshine Jack | Amarillo | TX | Col. Jack | Simpson |
| 5261 | Lazarus Jones | Hagerstown | MD | Paul | Nicholas |
| 5268 | Mean Wolverine | Sun City | AZ | Quinn | Ream |
| 5271 | Slowhand | Goumoens-la-Ville | SZ | Dominic | Bardet |
| 5300 | Ten Thumbs | Blackstone | VA | Thomas | Evans |
| 5331 | Nessuno | Twin Falls | ID | Lynn | Williams |
| 5333 | Trinidad The Kid | Gardnerville | NV | Mark | Rojas |
| 5344 | Chuckwagon | Ormond Beach | FL | Costa | Magoulas |
| 5345 | Gypsy Girl | Ormond Beach | FL | Eve Ann | Magoulas |
| 5359 | Vaquero Gil | Edmond | OK | Dennis | Gilbert |
| 5363 | Jefe | Zapata | TX | Jorge | Gutierrez |
| 5400 | Appalachian Hillbilly | Hopkinsville | KY | Roger | Pierson |
| 5417 | Sailor Jim | Deland | FL | James | Hemphire |
| 5422 | El Carnicero | Lynden | WA | Michael | Colon |
| 5425 | Mouse | Lynden | WA | Michelle | Colon |
| 5474 | K9 | Sperry | OK | Allen | Bauer |
| 5480 | Smokey Bear | Bunnell | FL | Peter | Young |
| 5528 | NeArk Mark | Paragould | AR | Mark | Dunavin |
| 5633 | Honey Bucket | Chico | CA | Lin | Perkins |
| 5637 | Doc Lee | Oaklawha | FL | Harold L. | Wonders |
| 5650 | Pine Nut Willie | Minden | NV | Richard J. | Atwood Jr. |
| 5671 | Evil Eric | Phoenix | AZ | Eric | Piper |
| 5678 | Fuzzworth | Guatay | CA | Brian R. | Polte |
| 5683 | Wild Thing | Fallon | NV | Alan | Kirby |
| 5684 | Dusty Rose | Fallon | NV | Marie | Kirby |
| 5690 | Snake Plissken | The Villages | FL | James W. | Becker |
| 5724 | J.C. Dalton | Harbor Springs | MI | John | Yothers |
| 5725 | Dead Eye Daisy | Harbor Springs | MI | Hanni | Yothers |
| 5726 | Flying Cowgirl | Harbor Springs | MI | Kael | Yothers |
| 5776 | Ma’dam X | Sperry | OK | Nikki | Johnson |
| 5784 | Morse Op | Fallon | NV | Rick | McCusker |
| 5785 | Nitty Gramma | Fallon | NV | Joyce | McCusker |
| 5792 | Sandy | Buhl | ID | Melvin | Sanderson |
| 5796 | Buckhart | Menan | ID | Jim | Gohr |
| 5806 | Diesel Dave | Parkston | SD | David | Luikens |
| 5810 | Crystal J. | Reno | NV | Carmen | Jones |
| 5817 | Frosty Mac | Plain City | UT | Frosty | McWilliams |
| 5853 | Lady D | Oak Harbor | WA | Diane | Eklund |
| 5855 | Head Shot | Ainsworth | NE | Gary | Godoy |
| 5859 | Sin City Kid | Las Vegas | NV | John J. | Nagazyna |
| 5873 | Slick Sixguns | Burnet | TX | Scott | Severance |
| 5874 | Shoot’n Bella | Burnet | TX | Jennifer | Severance |
| 5911 | Rogue | Guatay | CA | Casey | Polte |
| 5921 | Ramblin Red | Corning | AR | Anthony | Banks |
| 5936 | Black Widow | Odessa | TX | Kayla | Sandoval |
| 6010 | Desert Dingo | Roy | UT | Stuart | Coombs |
| 6018 | The Governor | Neosho | MO | R. Slade | Powell |
| 6030 | Paladin | Muskogee | OK | Paul | Carroll |
| 6035 | Bar Stool Bob | Palm Coast | FL | Bob | Morin |
| 6045 | Jekyll and Hyde | Ashby | NE | Kristopher L. | Hyde |
| 6047 | Willie B. Fast | Hartsville | SC | William | Walkup |
| 6067 | Ricky Revolver | Sioux City | IA | Rick | Detches |
| 6084 | Professor | Carson City | NV | Roger L. | Muller |
| 6090 | Thomas Dunson | Silver Springs | NV | Donald | Booth |
| 6118 | Krazy K | Bunnell | FL | Kyle | Rodbourn |
| 6175 | Emberly | Spirit Lake | ID | Emilee | Parker |
| 6223 | Mesa | Tucson | AZ | Samuel | Potter |
| 6225 | Sam Smilee | Wilkenson | IN | Ron | Vandenbark |
| 6226 | Red Badger | Wilkenson | IN | Toni | Vandenbark |
| 6253 | Skipper Tom | Pagosa Springs | CO | Gary | Fisher |
| 6284 | IBNobody | Summersfield | FL | Clark C. | Vandevander |
| 6285 | Catskill Jean | Summerfield | FL | Sheryl J. L. | Vandevander |
| 6301 | Sourmash Kid | St. Augustine | FL | Jeffrey A. | Scott |
| 6308 | S-MAN | Palm Coast | FL | Frank | Sockman |
| 6334 | Guido B | Silver Springs | NV | Benna | Merrill |
| 6335 | Sassafrass | The Villages | FL | Cheryl | Allen |
| 6346 | Cut No Slack | Fernley | NV | Kenneth | Slack |
| 6424 | Dr. Sixgun* | Marana | AZ | Patrick | Sparr |
| 6446 | Shako Sling | shakopee | MN | Bill | Bigot |
| 6447 | St. Pauli Girl | Shakopee | MN | Kari | Bigot |
| 6449 | Miss Bunny | Palestine | TX | Kim | Bundy |
| 6450 | B-Rowdy | Palestine | TX | Scott | Bundy |
| 6461 | Perk | Arlington | TX | Scott | Perkins |
| 6527 | Aniwaya | Dothan | AL | George | Ward |
| 6568 | Deuces Wild | Satsuma | FL | Forrest | Butcher |
| 6569 | Belle Ringer | Satsuma | FL | Linda | Glore |
| 6585 | Joe Blondie | Chandler | AZ | Joseph C. | Brown Jr. |
| 6609 | Huckleberry Hugh | Fernley | NV | Michael | Green |
| 6623 | Nevada Shootist | Washoe County | NV | C.R. (Bob) | Casey |
| 6630 | Flat Rock | Hendersonville | NC | Martin | Wood |
| 6638 | Pistol Pete | Buckley | MI | Dr. Keith | Ackerman |
| 6667 | Texas Tornado | Georgetown | TX | Theresa | Coggins |
| 6713 | Six Gun Shelbs | Fernley | NV | Shelby | Eilrich |
| 6724 | Justice Russ | Turlock | CA | Russell | Mayfield |
| 6788 | Bullseye Kid | Ainsworth | NE | Diego | Godoy |
| 6815 | Blondie Joe Manco | Indialantic | FL | Richard O. | Jones |
| 6845 | Co. Co. Bandit | El Sobrante | CA | Robert | Domon |
| 6854 | Mad Greek | Las Vegas | NV | Eric | Newell |
| 6861 | Madam Clerk | Middleton | ID | Shelli | Janes |
| 6868 | Wild J | Las Vegas | NV | Justin | Newell |
| 6869 | The Norseman | Minneapolis | MN | John | Erickson |
| 6917 | Texas Rowdy | Midland | TX | Billy | Blackmon |
| 6925 | El Mando | Thronton | CO | Armand M. | Basa |
| 6928 | Eagle Rider | Indianapolis | IN | John | Phillips Jr. |
| 6969 | The Bucknay Kidd | Bountiful | UT | William L. | Walker |
| 6978 | Carbine Kate | Canton | GA | Kathryn | Heltzel |
| 6991 | Gun Belt | Sanger | TX | Perry | Mason |
| # | Alias | State/Province | Country | First Name | Last Name |
| 3384 | Honcho | Staufen | Switzerland | Ueli | Bracker |
| 4373 | Black Eagle Montana | Lozanne | France | Stephane | Glacon |
HALL OF RECOGNITION
Welcome to CFDA’s
Hall of Recognition
The Hall of Recognition is a place for CFDA to recognize the recipients of CFDA’s most notable annual awards.
CFDA Club of the Year Award
Sundowner CFDA Award
True Grit CFDA Award
Spirit of the Game CFDA Award
Top Hand Award Recipients
| Year | Club | Location |
| 2006 | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators | Mitchell, South Dakota |
| 2007 | Idaho Shootists | Idaho City, Idaho |
| 2008 | Colorado Pistoleros | Castle Rock, Colorado |
| 2009 | Treasure Valley Gunslingers | Caldwell, Idaho |
| 2010 | Old Dominion Fast Draw | Roanoke, Virginia |
| 2011 | Black River Bandits | Superior, Wisconsin |
| 2012 | San Juan Shootists | Pagosa Springs, Colorado |
| 2013 | Powder Horn Ranch Regulators | Mitchell, South Dakota |
| 2014 | Big Thicket Bushwackers | Silsbee, Texas |
| 2015 | Blue Grass Fast Draw Club | Horse Branch, Kentucy |
| 2016 | Eagle Rock Outlaws | Idaho Falls, Idaho |
| 2017 | Lonestar Gunslingers | Richmond, Texas |
| 2018 | Great Basin Gun Hawks | Fernley, Nevada |
| 2019 | Virginia Peacemakers | Amelia, Virginia |
| 2020 | The Cowboys | Oakdale, California |
| 2021 | The Sawtooth Shootist Society | Boise, Idaho |
| 2022 | Association of Arizona Gunslingers | Pheonix, Arizona |
“CFDA All The Way” Sundowner Award
The CFDA “All the Way” Sundowner Award was created in 2008 and presented by CFDA Management to the person or couple working as a team that truly promotes the Sport of Cowboy Fast Draw wherever they go. Their efforts extend beyond a single club or state and they influence entire regions to grow the sport across the country. There is only one such award presented each year at the Fastest Gun Alive – World Championship of Cowboy Fast Draw. Recipients of this prestigious award from that time on form the committee each year to nominate and vote on each current year’s recipient.
This award was named in honor of its first recipient, George Narasaki a.k.a. Sundowner, who’s long and distinguished Fast Draw career dates back to the 1950’s. He is not only an accomplished competitor, but has kept his club The Sundowners active for over 60 years. “CFDA All the Way” is a quote coined by Sundowner, as he has traveled across the country supporting clubs hosting CFDA Titled Championship and is always there to help wherever he can.
2008 George Narasaki a.k.a. “Sundowner”
2009 Dave Miller a.k.a. “Mongo” & Shirley Miller a.k.a. “Wench”
2010 Troy Bollock a.k.a “Boulder Vaquero” & Bonnie Bollocka.k.a. Boulders Babe
2011 Doug Treadway a.k.a. “Noah Chance”
2012 Marshall Hopper a.k.a. “Mississippi Marshal”
2013 Jeff Duncan a.k.a. “Ringo”, VA
2014 Randy Smith aka Windmill Kid & Betty Smith aka Miss Betty
2015 George Dezendorf aka “Gentleman George” & Kay Dezendorf aka “Texas Rose”
2016 Shane
2017 Curley Calhoun and Cool Hand Suz
2018 Honcho
2019 Diamondback Billy & Snake Charmer
2021 Short Keg
2022 Kemosabi
This award is presented each year to The CFDA member who represents those who no matter what challenges life throws their way, they face them and never lose faith in the Cowboy Way, and serve as an example for the rest of their CFDA Family to follow.
2009 Bill Barnthouse a.k.a. Billy 2 Guns
2010 Todd Vonfeldt a.k.a. Oregon Cowboy
2011Tony Smart a.k.a. Old Buzzard
2012 Jimmie Odom a.k.a. “Jimmie O”
2013 Robert Norvelle aka “Hell on Wheels”
2014 Prairie Ville Desperados
2015 Gary Adrien aka “Deacon” & Carol Adrien aka “Angel Lady”
2016 Lefty Lipscomb & Wild Shot
2017 Diamondback Billy
2018 Sundowner
2019 Stanislaus
2021 Curley Calhoun
2022 Shadow Rider
CFDA Annual Spirit of the Game Award Recipients
| 2012 | Chisum |
| 2013 | Cody |
| 2014 | Curley Calhoun |
| 2015 | Curley Calhoun |
| 2016 | Nick’em Badly |
| 2017 | Wench |
| 2018 | Cody |
| 2019 | Holli Day |
| 2021 | Gentleman George |
| 2022 | Old Drifter |
In 2012, the Top Hand Award was created by CFDA to recognize key members who go the extra steps to contribute to the sport both locally and nationally. Each recipient receives a special lapel pin, plus a certificate the read the following:
“Has been recognized by the Cowboy Fast Draw Association for years of unselfish and dedicated service and leadership. Thanks to your contribution, the Tradition of our Western Heritage and the Cowboy Way will live on in the hearts of all who are fortunate to discover Cowboy Fast Draw. Therefore, the title of CFDA Top Hand is hereby bestowed this 6th day of October, 2012.”
The following names of the recipients we recognized at the Fastest Gun Alive and are in the process of being posted permanently on the CFDA website. Clubs may nominate members who do so much behind the national scenes for this national recognition. The initial incoming class of recipients was much larger than we expect in future years. This was due to a retroactive acknowledgement that had been long deserved in many cases. Congratulations to all of the recipients!
CFDA Management
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By Year
2012 / 2013 / 2014 / 2015 / 2016 / 2017 / 2018 / 2019
2020 / 2021 / 2022
ALiases Listed in Alphabetical order for each year
HISTORY OF FAST DRAW
CONTENTS
History Archive
“As I Recall” – By Bill Boyd
TV, Tenacity, and the Faber FasDraw Timer – By Marianne Faber
“My Take on the History of Fast Draw” By George A. Reese
HISTORY OF FAST DRAW
By: Quick Cal a.k.a. Cal Eilrich
The following is a very abbreviated history of the sport of Fast Draw, an entire full length book could be authored on this subject. It is an attempt by those of us who believe that documenting the stages of the history of a sport that is based on the American Old West and has existed for almost 60 years is important. Those with knowledge are invited to submit facts known to them here, as this is meant to be an online working document and a resource for those seeking information about the Sport of Fast Draw.
Tied to the American Old West
Fast Draw found its beginnings in the mid-1950s amidst the era of the television western. Since the beginning era of motion pictures western movies had always been popular. In 1903, a twelve minute film was made called The Great Train Robbery. This milestone achievement in film making was based on a true train robbery carried out by Butch Cassidy and the ‘Hole in the Wall Gang’ on August 29th, 1900, only 3 years prior. Even though it was made on the east coast, it helped spawn a new motion picture industry in Hollywood, CA where weather was more dependable. “Did Hollywood invent the western, or did the western invent Hollywood?”
Before Hollywood there were the dime novelists, some of whom actually followed certain gunmen around in the actual time period and promoted their subjects to a legendary status. There was an actual term in the old west
‘quick on the draw’, which actually meant hot-headed and quick to draw a gun with very little provocation, It was really this group of literary figures that coined the phrases quick draw, fast draw, gunfighter and gunslinger in the late 1800s and very early 1900s. These exciting stories created a rich environment on which to base early western movie screenplays.
Hollywood Westerns
Western movies were king during the 20s, 30s and 40s, with Tom Mix and Gene Autry as Hollywood’s Top Box Office Stars. Roy Rogers, Hopalong Cassidy, John Wayne and a host of others became huge box office sensations. But it was really the era of television where weekly serial westerns reigned, that spawned the nationwide interest in Fast Draw. Wanted Dead or Alive, Maverick, Paladin, Texas Ranger, The Rifleman, Lawman, Wagon Train, Johnny Ringo, Bonanza and Gunsmoke are just a few of the westerns that captured the imagination of Americans.
During the 1950s there became a need in Hollywood for gun coaches and trainers for many of the movie actors who needed to become proficient with six-guns. Arvo Ojala was the most popular coach to the stars and his pupils have become a ‘who’s who’ list of celebrities including Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, Dale Robertson, James Arness and Hugh O’Brian to name a few. Arvo was also a noted maker of fast draw holsters, but he was most famous for getting gunned down by Marshal Matt Dillon in the opening segment each and every week in the longest running TV western in history, “Gunsmoke.” Arvo once told me that the royalties that he earned from that one scene paid for many Cadillacs over the years.
The romance and legend of the American West grew stronger each year during the 50s as over 100 western performers toured the country entertaining millions of Americans. Rodd Redwing, Thell Reed and Joe Bodrie were the best known of the gunslingers. Roy Rogers and Clayton Moore made hundreds of appearances. There were emerging performers during the 60s as well Stan Sweet, Bob Munden, and Joe Bowman among them. Hugh O’Brian who was starring as Wyatt Earp wagered $1,000 to any Hollywood actor that could beat his timed draw. In 2006, I had the privilege of interviewing Hugh O’Brian. He confirmed this story but said it was actually $5,000 and that no one ever beat him, and some did try. He also confirmed that Audie Murphy called him out, but insisted that they use live ammunition, Hugh declined the offer. Of special note; after performing a show in 2010 in Reno, I was honored to have a Vietnam Veteran approach me and he told me a story about Hugh O’Brian. While he served in combat in Vietnam, the USO Tour had entertained the troops and Hugh O’Brian was among them. Even though his weekly Wyatt Earp role had ended a few years prior, he felt the troops would best know him portraying that character. After hearing that some soldiers had to miss the performance Hugh O’Brian went to the front lines in his full Wyatt Earp costume complete with his double dropped loop holster sporting a pair of 7-1/2″ Colt .45s, he preferred the Buntline Colts for photos. He did some gun spinning and the hand clap trick with a number of the soldiers, while in the line of fire; they loved it! I ran into Mr. O’Brian a little later that year and relayed the story the veteran told me; he remembered it, confirmed it and smiled. He said the USO people were really upset with him for putting his own life in danger. I can tell you that Mr. O’Brian is still a hero to that soldier and that soldier is still a hero to Mr. O’Brian.
The Sport of Fast Draw is Born
Dee Woolem, a native Oklahoman was employed by Knott’s Berry Farm in Anaheim, CA to perform as a stuntman, he staged train robberies and entertained millions of visitors of the park for a number of years. In 1954, with the help of technicians at the park, he created the very first fast draw timer. That year he conducted the first known timed fast draw competition, there were 12 competitors and he billed it as the National Fast Draw Championship; first place was a chicken dinner. Contestants placed their trigger finger on a button and the hand had to be placed 6″ away from the six-gun at the closest point of contact. The timer would start as soon as the hand was moved towards the six-gun and would stop at the sound of a safety blank being fired; judges had to determine if the fired shot was level. Dee held four National Championships and won all of them with his record being .12 hundredths of a second. Dee went on to tour the nation and made countless appearances for Great Western Firearms, Crossman Arms Co., and Daisy Firearms. Dee also designed his own holsters, which were marketed by Tandy Leather and he was billed as “The Fastest Gun Alive”. Dee rightfully has earned the title of “The Father of Fast Draw.”
Fast Draw Organizations
During the 50s and early 60s, it seemed the entire country was consumed with the image of the American Old West. Colt Firearms hired George Virgines, a well-known fast draw artist and sport organizer from the Chicago area to write a brochure on “How to Form a Fast Draw Club”. There were Fast Draw clubs forming all over the country. Contests were hosted by clubs and it seemed that each club had their own set of rules. Although no firm figures exist, it has been calculated that there were over 100,000 fast draw participants in the U.S. during that time period. In 1958 the first known association was formed in an attempt to standardize rules in their region, which included Northern California and Nevada. Harry Goudge, the Denim Brothers, George Narasaki and A. John formed the Northern California Fast Draw Association, with a one page set of rules; this evolved over the next decade into the Western Fast Draw Association. In the next year or two a number of state associations were formed from coast to coast.
In 1961, while conducting a National Fast Draw Championship in Kansas, a meeting was held to form a National Fast Draw Association, by Jim Kennedy of Irvine, TX, but it didn’t take hold. In 1961, the Mid-Western Fast Draw Association was formed in the Chicago area by Don Oplinger and George Virgines and by the mid-60s most clubs and states in the Mid-West opted in. Some state associations still exist to this day. The WFDA (West and Northwest) tended to favor closer and easier to hit targets and were more speed orientated and shot primarily .45 blank cartridges at 4″ balloon targets, with some wax events thrown in. The MWFDA (Mid-West and South) favored more challenging to hit targets with wax bullets and occasionally shot blanks and valued accuracy over speed.
There were a number of publications that were circulated but most were short lived. The Gunsmoke Gazette, published by Bud Young appeared in 1961; the Pacesetter was published in Kansas starting in 1962; the Sagebrush Sentinel in 1964 & 65; Top Gun Magazine (WFDA) Ron Mossholder ’65-’66; Fast Draw Digest ’67 by Don Oplinger; by 1968 both the WFDA and MWFDA started to publish monthly newsletters that continued until they merged in 1976.
A legendary figure in the sport by the name of E.L. “Pop” Warner, who actually rode with Poncho Villa and was in real stand up gunfights in his day, traveled across the country competing and commenting on standardizing the rules between both major associations; he lived to see his goal achieved.
In 1976, The Western Fast Draw Association and the Mid-Western Fast Draw Association merged to form the World Fast Draw Association (WFDA); which still exists. The sport has seen ups and downs mainly due to constant rule and equipment modifications and the lack of a unified direction that dates back to the 1950s. The guns and holsters became highly modified and over the years the even the wax targets were increased in size and speed became the predominant goal.
In 2002, Cowboy Fast Draw, LLC was founded in Deadwood, SD by Brad and Susan Hemmah and has grown to the largest Fast Draw organization by far in almost 60 year history of the sport.
Equipment
Guns: Became highly modified in the quest for speed. It began with adding fanning hammers in the late 50’s, then aluminum barrels came along a few years later. By the 1970’s some guns were skeletonized and metal parts were replaced with aluminum and titanium. Action jobs included deepened notches and approaches, but evolved into short stroke actions. Thumbing hammers were almost non-existent due to the fact that 95% of
competitors fanned the guns. John Phillips was highly regarded as the top Fast Draw Gunsmith.
Holsters: In the mid-1950s Hollywood holsters mainly consisted of Mexican loop holsters rigged to fit through a slot cut in the belt, hence the term drop-loop holster. Metal lining was added and holsters started to be attached to the belt to allow forward cants. As twist-fanning evolved the boots were attached to shanks and then they were enlarged. By the 1970s the boots got so large that the term “bucket boot” was used to describe the fast draw rig. Some of the early top manufacturers were Arvo Ojala, Andy Anderson and Alfonso’s of Hollywood. As the 60s and 70s progressed Blocker Holsters, Ernie Hill Speed Leather and Mernickle Holsters were widely used.
Timers: In the mid-1950s they used clutch driven timers that had a sweep hand that when tuned 360 degrees it was equal to one second, and the clock face was divided in 1/100th of a second. These timers varied widely
in accuracy and were off as much a 1/10th of a second from manufacturer to manufacturer. Through the 50s and 60s the 3 main Fast Draw Timer manufacturers were Chrondek, Microtron and Fabor. In the 70s digital timers became widely used and eventually required. John Phillips introduced the Lindsey Timer, other timer manufacturers were Bill Corbin, John Smith Hughes and in the 1990s the Fast Trac was introduced but supplies were very limited.
In 2004 the Precision Timer was introduced by Shoot Magazine, recently produced is the Quick Draw Electronics Timer and CFDA’s Gunslinger Cowboy Fast Draw Timer. The modern timers used LED lights which make the timing much more accurate due to the fact that incandescent bulbs had varying illumination rates.
Contributing Credits So Far: Ron Bright, Bob Arganbright, Ken Gentry, Bill Boyd….
The year was 2001, Brad Hemmah had been very involved with Fast Draw for over 15 years, first with a local club in the Black Hills of South Dakota. They competed with stock guns and shot .22 blanks at balloons from 6′. He then began competing with the World Fast Draw Association (WFDA) starting in the late 80s and got very involved with the organization.
In 1992, Brad started to host a number of top quality World Championships that continued through the 90s in Deadwood. He became disillusioned with the constant diversity of opinions and internal politics that kept fracturing the organization. Brad then formed a vision of creating a new organization based more on the reality of period correct equipment, simplified rules, the Spirit of the Cowboy Way, and with the motto Safety First and Fun Second being the primary concern. A founding principle was to keep guns stock, with only internal action jobs allowed, so that anyone could go to almost any gun shop and purchase a gun that would be competitive on a World Championship level.
Brad dedicated many hours of interviews and research of facts and opinions by many advisors, most who had been involved with Fast Draw for the decades dating back to the 50s. Among those advisors were such Fast Draw icons as Tom Wentz, Jim Standridge, Bob Arganbright, Jim Martin, Ron Bright, Cal Eilrich, Ron Phillips, Bob Mernickle, Bill Corbin, Ray Theilke, Wes Flowers and a host of others.
In 2002, The Cowboy Fast Draw Association, LLC was officially filed in State of South Dakota by Brad and Susan Hemmah located in Deadwood, SD. The forming of this organization literally provided a re-birth for the Sport of Fast Draw. What Brad came up with was very close to the same set of rules that CFDA still operates under today. The organization was formed as a business entity so that it would have a chance to succeed and
to keep it as free as possible from internal politics.
In 2003, Andy Fink of Shoot Magazine competed in CFDA’s first major contest, The Master Gunfighter Championship, in Deadwood, SD and covered it in Shoot Magazine. Troy and Bonnie Bollock were spectators at the Master Gunfighter Championship and then later that year founded CFDA’s first affiliated club The Powder Horn Ranch Regulators in Mitchell, SD.
In 2004, Shoot Magazine hosted the first major contest outside of Deadwood the CFDA National Championship and the first clubs were formed outside of South Dakota in Idaho. The first CFDA World Championship was held in Deadwood and the first CFDA State Championship was held at Cabela’s in Mitchell, SD by the Powder Horn Ranch Regulators.
In 2005, the first CFDA Affiliated Club was formed in the western time zone, by Cal Eilrich in Fernley, Nevada.
In December of 2005, Andy Fink and Cal Eilrich had a meeting and discussed promotional ideas concerning Cowboy Fast Draw and recognized the potential the sport had. They drafted a letter and sent a partnership proposal to Brad and Susan Hemmah.
In 2006, Brad and Susan Hemmah had already realized that administrating CFDA was becoming a full time job and Brad was pursuing new business opportunities related to the casino business and could no longer dedicate the necessary time that CFDA required. They decided to sell their interest in CFDA to the partnership of Cal Eilrich and Shoot Magazine Inc. (Andy Fink). The Hemmahs felt that they were leaving CFDA in good hands, due to Cal’s business background and long history in the sport both as a competitor and administrator; and Shoot Magazine’s promotional abilities. The transfer took place in April of ’06 and CFDA offices moved to Boise, ID. CFDA at that time had just over 300 members and 5 affiliated clubs.
Marshall Hopper, who worked for Shoot Magazine at the time, became the Membership Director and was the first full time paid employee in the history of organized Fast Draw.
CFDA almost immediately began to spread from coast to coast and started to gain national attention in the media and within the firearms industry. That same year CFDA began the practice of members adopting an alias to be known by within the sport and also established category championships.
Andy Fink a.k.a. Chucky (Shoot Magazine) was indeed instrumental in spreading the word about Cowboy Fast Draw through their magazine and was in charge of editing and publishing the Gunslinger’s Gazette, which was originally a full color glossy magazine.
Cal Eilrich a.k.a. Quick Cal assumed the position of overseeing contest procedures, rules, club formation strategies and developing equipment and other innovations needed to build the sport. He also headed up the effort to define, rewrite and reorganize the CFDA Rulebook, which became the CFDA Gunslinger’s Guidelines.
He was committed to do so without violating the original principles that the organization was founded upon.
Marshall Hopper a.k.a. Mississippi Marshal handled all membership issues and processed orders from the CFDA Mercantile. He was instrumental in the organization of the sport and played a huge role in writing the Range Officer Course, Youth Safety Training Program and defining the true Spirit of the Game.
In 2007, CFDA hosted both the National and World Championships and established the CFDA Range Officer Course and Youth Training Program. By the end of 2007, CFDA’s membership grew to 1,000 members and about 20 affiliated clubs had formed, but unfortunately Shoot Magazine went out of business due to a loss in advertising revenues at the beginning of the recession. Quick Cal purchased Shoot Magazine’s interest in CFDA and moved the business office to Fernley, NV. Cal’s daughter Erika Frisk a.k.a. Hannah Calder joined the staff as the editor of the Gunslinger’s Gazette, converted the publication to the more affordable and current newsprint format. It was November of 2007 when CFDA began issuing numbered membership badges for all new members beginning with membership #1,000. Mississippi Marshal kept the membership office and CFDA Mercantile running in Idaho City, ID and he and the Idaho Shootists hosted the National & Idaho State Championships; they built their club to over 130 members.
In 2008, CFDA moved the World Championship from Deadwood, SD to Fallon, NV and trademarked the name “Fastest Gun Alive”. The sport continued to grow and spread from coast to coast. The Regulator Posse was formed by Quick Cal in 2008 to establish an experienced and specially trained group of volunteers to represent CFDA across the country and assist in establishing new clubs and to instruct the CFDA Range Officer Course.
Mongo, was elected the Sheriff of the Regulator Posse and still holds that position today.
2009 & 2010 saw an explosion in the number of CFDA Affiliated Clubs and Titled Championships across the nation and the formation of the first international clubs. By the end of 2010 CFDA was just crossing 2,000 members and about 40 affiliated clubs. CFDA also launched its computerized scoring program created by CD Tom, which has revolutionized contest management. Mongo was instrumental in continuously refining and working with CD Tom in perfecting this very complicated and versatile scoring system.
2010 also saw the formation of CFDA Shoot for the Stars Scholarship Program. Blackjack and Fannie Mae have done an amazing job getting this project off the ground. The program accomplished non-profit status by the end of 2011 and is starting to award scholarships to our young CFDA members in furthering their education.
In December of 2010, a very tough decision was made by CFDA Management to close the office in Idaho and bring all membership and product services to the Nevada office, due to organizational and budget considerations. Mississippi Marshal continues to be an Ambassador of the Spirit of the Game and has been the key announcer at major competitions. He also serves on the Director’s Council which is a key component of day to day decisions and issues facing CFDA.
In 2011, Dinah Eilrich a.k.a. Alotta Lead joined the staff full time to handle the duties of Membership Director & Club Liaison. She instituted new programs such as a very comprehensive “Club in the Works” package and has overseen updating and upgrading the CFDA data base; and processes orders for the CFDA Mercantile on a daily basis. She also answers the many phone calls and questions by CFDA members and new folks looking to get involved with Cowboy Fast Draw. CFDA also introduced the Gunslinger Cowboy Fast Draw Timer to provide reliable continuity in Fast Draw timing equipment for years to come; workable audience displays also made their debut at the Nevada State, Oregon State, National and World Championships.
Currently (February of 2012) CFDA is issuing membership numbers at over 2,600 and there are about 70 clubs affiliated or in the process of doing so. The sport continues to gain national attention and was recently featured in Guns of the old West and on national television in Shooting USA.
There are so many fine people who are dedicated to CFDA and what it stands for; far more than can be mentioned here. They truly represent the very spirit of the Cowboy Way; may that spirit live on forever through the example we can provide for those who follow!
History Archive
This is a special section dedicated to those who would like to tell their experiences of Fast Draw throughout the years. If you would like to submit and article to be included in the archive, please send them to hannahcalder@cowboyfastdraw.com.
“As I Recall” – By Bill Boyd (added July 17th, 2012)
TV, Tenacity, and the Faber FasDraw Timer – By Marianne L. Faber
“My Take on the History of Fast Draw” – By George A. Reese (added January 27, 2017)
CFDA AFFILIATED CLUBS
 The “Territorial Map” was achieved by dividing the country into 10 territories for the purpose of promoting “Territorial Championships”. As the CFDA has grown so has the demand for more titled matches beyond the State Championship level. Based on location, a Territorial Championship can now be created in the respective area. To view the Contact Information for the Territorial Regulators, CLICK HERE For more information email info@cowboyfastdraw.com If you need to update club information on this page, please email changes to info@cowboyfastdraw.com. Club information posted here is also published in the Gunslinger’s Gazette. |
AFFILIATED CLUBS BY STATE
ALABAMA / ARIZONA / ARKANSAS / CALIFORNIA / COLORADO / FLORIDA / GEORGIA / IDAHO / ILLINOIS
KANSAS / KENTUCKY LOUISIANA / MICHIGAN / MINNESOTA / NEBRASKA / NEVADA / OKLAHOMA / OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA / SOUTH CAROLINA / SOUTH DAKOTA / TEXAS / UTAH / VIRGINIA / WISCONSIN
CLUB IN THE WORKS BY STATE
INTERNATIONAL CLUBS
CLUBS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
(INCLUDES AFFILIATED & CLUBS IN THE WORKS)
3:10 to Yuma Gunslingers / .45 Sidekicks
Aces High Fast Draw LLC / Alabama Gang Gunslingers / Association of Arizona Gunslingers / Bar T Gunfighters /
Big Thicket Bushwackers / Black River Bandits / Bluegrass Fast Draw / Border Marauders / Buccaneer Spurs FDC /
Butte County Rangers / California Rangers / Cheyenne River Regulators / Comanche Moon Renegades /
Cracker Cowboys / Crooked River Rangers / Cross Branded Peacemakers / Cut ‘N’ Shoot Marshals
Deercreek Regulators / Dirty Face Gang / Dixie Rangers / Eagle Rock Outlaws / Gold Country Out Riders /
Golden Mount Gunfighters / Grandview Gunslingers / Great Basin Gun Hawks / Great Lakes Gunslingers /
Hickory Flats Shootists Society / Hill Country Fast Draw / Honey Creek Cowboy Fast Draw /Keystone Gunslingers /
Lake Valley Argovia Gunfighters / Lone Star Gunslingers / Long Branch FDC / Mud Creek Gunslingers
New River FDC / North Star Bandits / North Texas Society of Gunfighters / Old Dominion Fast Draw /
Old Pueblo Gunfighters / Powder Horn Ranch Regulators / Prairie State Posse / Prairieville Desperados
Promontory Point Posse / Pinkerton Regulators
Randolph County Rangers / Rented Mule Fast Draw Club / Rio Salado Vaqueros / River City Gunslingers
Route 66 smOkin Guns / San Juan Shootists / Sandhill Outlaws and Angels / Sawtooth Shootist Society
Shiloh Ranch FDC / Single Action Savants CFD Club / Snake Creek Boys / Snake River Gunslingers
Sparks Nebraska Spurs / Sundowners Cowboy Fast Draw Club / Sunshine State Shootist / Superstitin Mountain Gunslingers
Tennessee Gunslingers / Texas Gun Club Regulators / The Bounty Hunters / The Cowboys / The Deputies /
The Open Range Regulators / Tin Star Regulators / Treasure Valley Gunfighters / Treaty Rock Freedon Fighters /
Virginia Peacemakers / West Texas Rangers / Wisconsin Peace Keepers / Yellow River Bandits
** Are You Looking For A Cowboy Fast Draw Club Near You? **
If you do not see a club listed in your area or state, have no fear!
Give CFDA Headquarters a call today and see just how easy it is to get a club started in your area!
775-575-1802 or info@cowboyfastdraw.com
HISTORY OF FAST DRAW
CONTENTS
History Archive
“As I Recall” – By Bill Boyd
TV, Tenacity, and the Faber FasDraw Timer – By Marianne Faber
“My Take on the History of Fast Draw” By George A. Reese
HISTORY OF FAST DRAW
By: Quick Cal a.k.a. Cal Eilrich
The following is a very abbreviated history of the sport of Fast Draw, an entire full length book could be authored on this subject. It is an attempt by those of us who believe that documenting the stages of the history of a sport that is based on the American Old West and has existed for almost 60 years is important. Those with knowledge are invited to submit facts known to them here, as this is meant to be an online working document and a resource for those seeking information about the Sport of Fast Draw.
Tied to the American Old West
Fast Draw found its beginnings in the mid-1950s amidst the era of the television western. Since the beginning era of motion pictures western movies had always been popular. In 1903, a twelve minute film was made called The Great Train Robbery. This milestone achievement in film making was based on a true train robbery carried out by Butch Cassidy and the ‘Hole in the Wall Gang’ on August 29th, 1900, only 3 years prior. Even though it was made on the east coast, it helped spawn a new motion picture industry in Hollywood, CA where weather was more dependable. “Did Hollywood invent the western, or did the western invent Hollywood?”
Before Hollywood there were the dime novelists, some of whom actually followed certain gunmen around in the actual time period and promoted their subjects to a legendary status. There was an actual term in the old west
‘quick on the draw’, which actually meant hot-headed and quick to draw a gun with very little provocation, It was really this group of literary figures that coined the phrases quick draw, fast draw, gunfighter and gunslinger in the late 1800s and very early 1900s. These exciting stories created a rich environment on which to base early western movie screenplays.
Hollywood Westerns
Western movies were king during the 20s, 30s and 40s, with Tom Mix and Gene Autry as Hollywood’s Top Box Office Stars. Roy Rogers, Hopalong Cassidy, John Wayne and a host of others became huge box office sensations. But it was really the era of television where weekly serial westerns reigned, that spawned the nationwide interest in Fast Draw. Wanted Dead or Alive, Maverick, Paladin, Texas Ranger, The Rifleman, Lawman, Wagon Train, Johnny Ringo, Bonanza and Gunsmoke are just a few of the westerns that captured the imagination of Americans.
During the 1950s there became a need in Hollywood for gun coaches and trainers for many of the movie actors who needed to become proficient with six-guns. Arvo Ojala was the most popular coach to the stars and his pupils have become a ‘who’s who’ list of celebrities including Sammy Davis Jr., Frank Sinatra, Jerry Lewis, Dale Robertson, James Arness and Hugh O’Brian to name a few. Arvo was also a noted maker of fast draw holsters, but he was most famous for getting gunned down by Marshal Matt Dillon in the opening segment each and every week in the longest running TV western in history, “Gunsmoke.” Arvo once told me that the royalties that he earned from that one scene paid for many Cadillacs over the years.
The romance and legend of the American West grew stronger each year during the 50s as over 100 western performers toured the country entertaining millions of Americans. Rodd Redwing, Thell Reed and Joe Bodrie were the best known of the gunslingers. Roy Rogers and Clayton Moore made hundreds of appearances. There were emerging performers during the 60s as well Stan Sweet, Bob Munden, and Joe Bowman among them. Hugh O’Brian who was starring as Wyatt Earp wagered $1,000 to any Hollywood actor that could beat his timed draw. In 2006, I had the privilege of interviewing Hugh O’Brian. He confirmed this story but said it was actually $5,000 and that no one ever beat him, and some did try. He also confirmed that Audie Murphy called him out, but insisted that they use live ammunition, Hugh declined the offer. Of special note; after performing a show in 2010 in Reno, I was honored to have a Vietnam Veteran approach me and he told me a story about Hugh O’Brian. While he served in combat in Vietnam, the USO Tour had entertained the troops and Hugh O’Brian was among them. Even though his weekly Wyatt Earp role had ended a few years prior, he felt the troops would best know him portraying that character. After hearing that some soldiers had to miss the performance Hugh O’Brian went to the front lines in his full Wyatt Earp costume complete with his double dropped loop holster sporting a pair of 7-1/2″ Colt .45s, he preferred the Buntline Colts for photos. He did some gun spinning and the hand clap trick with a number of the soldiers, while in the line of fire; they loved it! I ran into Mr. O’Brian a little later that year and relayed the story the veteran told me; he remembered it, confirmed it and smiled. He said the USO people were really upset with him for putting his own life in danger. I can tell you that Mr. O’Brian is still a hero to that soldier and that soldier is still a hero to Mr. O’Brian.
The Sport of Fast Draw is Born
Dee Woolem, a native Oklahoman was employed by Knott’s Berry Farm in Anaheim, CA to perform as a stuntman, he staged train robberies and entertained millions of visitors of the park for a number of years. In 1954, with the help of technicians at the park, he created the very first fast draw timer. That year he conducted the first known timed fast draw competition, there were 12 competitors and he billed it as the National Fast Draw Championship; first place was a chicken dinner. Contestants placed their trigger finger on a button and the hand had to be placed 6″ away from the six-gun at the closest point of contact. The timer would start as soon as the hand was moved towards the six-gun and would stop at the sound of a safety blank being fired; judges had to determine if the fired shot was level. Dee held four National Championships and won all of them with his record being .12 hundredths of a second. Dee went on to tour the nation and made countless appearances for Great Western Firearms, Crossman Arms Co., and Daisy Firearms. Dee also designed his own holsters, which were marketed by Tandy Leather and he was billed as “The Fastest Gun Alive”. Dee rightfully has earned the title of “The Father of Fast Draw.”
Fast Draw Organizations
During the 50s and early 60s, it seemed the entire country was consumed with the image of the American Old West. Colt Firearms hired George Virgines, a well-known fast draw artist and sport organizer from the Chicago area to write a brochure on “How to Form a Fast Draw Club”. There were Fast Draw clubs forming all over the country. Contests were hosted by clubs and it seemed that each club had their own set of rules. Although no firm figures exist, it has been calculated that there were over 100,000 fast draw participants in the U.S. during that time period. In 1958 the first known association was formed in an attempt to standardize rules in their region, which included Northern California and Nevada. Harry Goudge, the Denim Brothers, George Narasaki and A. John formed the Northern California Fast Draw Association, with a one page set of rules; this evolved over the next decade into the Western Fast Draw Association. In the next year or two a number of state associations were formed from coast to coast.
In 1961, while conducting a National Fast Draw Championship in Kansas, a meeting was held to form a National Fast Draw Association, by Jim Kennedy of Irvine, TX, but it didn’t take hold. In 1961, the Mid-Western Fast Draw Association was formed in the Chicago area by Don Oplinger and George Virgines and by the mid-60s most clubs and states in the Mid-West opted in. Some state associations still exist to this day. The WFDA (West and Northwest) tended to favor closer and easier to hit targets and were more speed orientated and shot primarily .45 blank cartridges at 4″ balloon targets, with some wax events thrown in. The MWFDA (Mid-West and South) favored more challenging to hit targets with wax bullets and occasionally shot blanks and valued accuracy over speed.
There were a number of publications that were circulated but most were short lived. The Gunsmoke Gazette, published by Bud Young appeared in 1961; the Pacesetter was published in Kansas starting in 1962; the Sagebrush Sentinel in 1964 & 65; Top Gun Magazine (WFDA) Ron Mossholder ’65-’66; Fast Draw Digest ’67 by Don Oplinger; by 1968 both the WFDA and MWFDA started to publish monthly newsletters that continued until they merged in 1976.
A legendary figure in the sport by the name of E.L. “Pop” Warner, who actually rode with Poncho Villa and was in real stand up gunfights in his day, traveled across the country competing and commenting on standardizing the rules between both major associations; he lived to see his goal achieved.
In 1976, The Western Fast Draw Association and the Mid-Western Fast Draw Association merged to form the World Fast Draw Association (WFDA); which still exists. The sport has seen ups and downs mainly due to constant rule and equipment modifications and the lack of a unified direction that dates back to the 1950s. The guns and holsters became highly modified and over the years the even the wax targets were increased in size and speed became the predominant goal.
In 2002, Cowboy Fast Draw, LLC was founded in Deadwood, SD by Brad and Susan Hemmah and has grown to the largest Fast Draw organization by far in almost 60 year history of the sport.
Equipment
Guns: Became highly modified in the quest for speed. It began with adding fanning hammers in the late 50’s, then aluminum barrels came along a few years later. By the 1970’s some guns were skeletonized and metal parts were replaced with aluminum and titanium. Action jobs included deepened notches and approaches, but evolved into short stroke actions. Thumbing hammers were almost non-existent due to the fact that 95% of
competitors fanned the guns. John Phillips was highly regarded as the top Fast Draw Gunsmith.
Holsters: In the mid-1950s Hollywood holsters mainly consisted of Mexican loop holsters rigged to fit through a slot cut in the belt, hence the term drop-loop holster. Metal lining was added and holsters started to be attached to the belt to allow forward cants. As twist-fanning evolved the boots were attached to shanks and then they were enlarged. By the 1970s the boots got so large that the term “bucket boot” was used to describe the fast draw rig. Some of the early top manufacturers were Arvo Ojala, Andy Anderson and Alfonso’s of Hollywood. As the 60s and 70s progressed Blocker Holsters, Ernie Hill Speed Leather and Mernickle Holsters were widely used.
Timers: In the mid-1950s they used clutch driven timers that had a sweep hand that when tuned 360 degrees it was equal to one second, and the clock face was divided in 1/100th of a second. These timers varied widely
in accuracy and were off as much a 1/10th of a second from manufacturer to manufacturer. Through the 50s and 60s the 3 main Fast Draw Timer manufacturers were Chrondek, Microtron and Fabor. In the 70s digital timers became widely used and eventually required. John Phillips introduced the Lindsey Timer, other timer manufacturers were Bill Corbin, John Smith Hughes and in the 1990s the Fast Trac was introduced but supplies were very limited.
In 2004 the Precision Timer was introduced by Shoot Magazine, recently produced is the Quick Draw Electronics Timer and CFDA’s Gunslinger Cowboy Fast Draw Timer. The modern timers used LED lights which make the timing much more accurate due to the fact that incandescent bulbs had varying illumination rates.
Contributing Credits So Far: Ron Bright, Bob Arganbright, Ken Gentry, Bill Boyd….
The year was 2001, Brad Hemmah had been very involved with Fast Draw for over 15 years, first with a local club in the Black Hills of South Dakota. They competed with stock guns and shot .22 blanks at balloons from 6′. He then began competing with the World Fast Draw Association (WFDA) starting in the late 80s and got very involved with the organization.
In 1992, Brad started to host a number of top quality World Championships that continued through the 90s in Deadwood. He became disillusioned with the constant diversity of opinions and internal politics that kept fracturing the organization. Brad then formed a vision of creating a new organization based more on the reality of period correct equipment, simplified rules, the Spirit of the Cowboy Way, and with the motto Safety First and Fun Second being the primary concern. A founding principle was to keep guns stock, with only internal action jobs allowed, so that anyone could go to almost any gun shop and purchase a gun that would be competitive on a World Championship level.
Brad dedicated many hours of interviews and research of facts and opinions by many advisors, most who had been involved with Fast Draw for the decades dating back to the 50s. Among those advisors were such Fast Draw icons as Tom Wentz, Jim Standridge, Bob Arganbright, Jim Martin, Ron Bright, Cal Eilrich, Ron Phillips, Bob Mernickle, Bill Corbin, Ray Theilke, Wes Flowers and a host of others.
In 2002, The Cowboy Fast Draw Association, LLC was officially filed in State of South Dakota by Brad and Susan Hemmah located in Deadwood, SD. The forming of this organization literally provided a re-birth for the Sport of Fast Draw. What Brad came up with was very close to the same set of rules that CFDA still operates under today. The organization was formed as a business entity so that it would have a chance to succeed and
to keep it as free as possible from internal politics.
In 2003, Andy Fink of Shoot Magazine competed in CFDA’s first major contest, The Master Gunfighter Championship, in Deadwood, SD and covered it in Shoot Magazine. Troy and Bonnie Bollock were spectators at the Master Gunfighter Championship and then later that year founded CFDA’s first affiliated club The Powder Horn Ranch Regulators in Mitchell, SD.
In 2004, Shoot Magazine hosted the first major contest outside of Deadwood the CFDA National Championship and the first clubs were formed outside of South Dakota in Idaho. The first CFDA World Championship was held in Deadwood and the first CFDA State Championship was held at Cabela’s in Mitchell, SD by the Powder Horn Ranch Regulators.
In 2005, the first CFDA Affiliated Club was formed in the western time zone, by Cal Eilrich in Fernley, Nevada.
In December of 2005, Andy Fink and Cal Eilrich had a meeting and discussed promotional ideas concerning Cowboy Fast Draw and recognized the potential the sport had. They drafted a letter and sent a partnership proposal to Brad and Susan Hemmah.
In 2006, Brad and Susan Hemmah had already realized that administrating CFDA was becoming a full time job and Brad was pursuing new business opportunities related to the casino business and could no longer dedicate the necessary time that CFDA required. They decided to sell their interest in CFDA to the partnership of Cal Eilrich and Shoot Magazine Inc. (Andy Fink). The Hemmahs felt that they were leaving CFDA in good hands, due to Cal’s business background and long history in the sport both as a competitor and administrator; and Shoot Magazine’s promotional abilities. The transfer took place in April of ’06 and CFDA offices moved to Boise, ID. CFDA at that time had just over 300 members and 5 affiliated clubs.
Marshall Hopper, who worked for Shoot Magazine at the time, became the Membership Director and was the first full time paid employee in the history of organized Fast Draw.
CFDA almost immediately began to spread from coast to coast and started to gain national attention in the media and within the firearms industry. That same year CFDA began the practice of members adopting an alias to be known by within the sport and also established category championships.
Andy Fink a.k.a. Chucky (Shoot Magazine) was indeed instrumental in spreading the word about Cowboy Fast Draw through their magazine and was in charge of editing and publishing the Gunslinger’s Gazette, which was originally a full color glossy magazine.
Cal Eilrich a.k.a. Quick Cal assumed the position of overseeing contest procedures, rules, club formation strategies and developing equipment and other innovations needed to build the sport. He also headed up the effort to define, rewrite and reorganize the CFDA Rulebook, which became the CFDA Gunslinger’s Guidelines.
He was committed to do so without violating the original principles that the organization was founded upon.
Marshall Hopper a.k.a. Mississippi Marshal handled all membership issues and processed orders from the CFDA Mercantile. He was instrumental in the organization of the sport and played a huge role in writing the Range Officer Course, Youth Safety Training Program and defining the true Spirit of the Game.
In 2007, CFDA hosted both the National and World Championships and established the CFDA Range Officer Course and Youth Training Program. By the end of 2007, CFDA’s membership grew to 1,000 members and about 20 affiliated clubs had formed, but unfortunately Shoot Magazine went out of business due to a loss in advertising revenues at the beginning of the recession. Quick Cal purchased Shoot Magazine’s interest in CFDA and moved the business office to Fernley, NV. Cal’s daughter Erika Frisk a.k.a. Hannah Calder joined the staff as the editor of the Gunslinger’s Gazette, converted the publication to the more affordable and current newsprint format. It was November of 2007 when CFDA began issuing numbered membership badges for all new members beginning with membership #1,000. Mississippi Marshal kept the membership office and CFDA Mercantile running in Idaho City, ID and he and the Idaho Shootists hosted the National & Idaho State Championships; they built their club to over 130 members.
In 2008, CFDA moved the World Championship from Deadwood, SD to Fallon, NV and trademarked the name “Fastest Gun Alive”. The sport continued to grow and spread from coast to coast. The Regulator Posse was formed by Quick Cal in 2008 to establish an experienced and specially trained group of volunteers to represent CFDA across the country and assist in establishing new clubs and to instruct the CFDA Range Officer Course.
Mongo, was elected the Sheriff of the Regulator Posse and still holds that position today.
2009 & 2010 saw an explosion in the number of CFDA Affiliated Clubs and Titled Championships across the nation and the formation of the first international clubs. By the end of 2010 CFDA was just crossing 2,000 members and about 40 affiliated clubs. CFDA also launched its computerized scoring program created by CD Tom, which has revolutionized contest management. Mongo was instrumental in continuously refining and working with CD Tom in perfecting this very complicated and versatile scoring system.
2010 also saw the formation of CFDA Shoot for the Stars Scholarship Program. Blackjack and Fannie Mae have done an amazing job getting this project off the ground. The program accomplished non-profit status by the end of 2011 and is starting to award scholarships to our young CFDA members in furthering their education.
In December of 2010, a very tough decision was made by CFDA Management to close the office in Idaho and bring all membership and product services to the Nevada office, due to organizational and budget considerations. Mississippi Marshal continues to be an Ambassador of the Spirit of the Game and has been the key announcer at major competitions. He also serves on the Director’s Council which is a key component of day to day decisions and issues facing CFDA.
In 2011, Dinah Eilrich a.k.a. Alotta Lead joined the staff full time to handle the duties of Membership Director & Club Liaison. She instituted new programs such as a very comprehensive “Club in the Works” package and has overseen updating and upgrading the CFDA data base; and processes orders for the CFDA Mercantile on a daily basis. She also answers the many phone calls and questions by CFDA members and new folks looking to get involved with Cowboy Fast Draw. CFDA also introduced the Gunslinger Cowboy Fast Draw Timer to provide reliable continuity in Fast Draw timing equipment for years to come; workable audience displays also made their debut at the Nevada State, Oregon State, National and World Championships.
Currently (February of 2012) CFDA is issuing membership numbers at over 2,600 and there are about 70 clubs affiliated or in the process of doing so. The sport continues to gain national attention and was recently featured in Guns of the old West and on national television in Shooting USA.
There are so many fine people who are dedicated to CFDA and what it stands for; far more than can be mentioned here. They truly represent the very spirit of the Cowboy Way; may that spirit live on forever through the example we can provide for those who follow!
History Archive
This is a special section dedicated to those who would like to tell their experiences of Fast Draw throughout the years. If you would like to submit and article to be included in the archive, please send them to hannahcalder@cowboyfastdraw.com.
“As I Recall” – By Bill Boyd (added July 17th, 2012)
TV, Tenacity, and the Faber FasDraw Timer – By Marianne L. Faber
“My Take on the History of Fast Draw” – By George A. Reese (added January 27, 2017)
CFDA AFFILIATED CLUBS
The “Territorial Map” was achieved by dividing the country into 10 territories for the purpose of promoting “Territorial Championships”. As the CFDA has grown so has the demand for more titled matches beyond the State Championship level. Based on location, a Territorial Championship can now be created in the respective area. To view the Contact Information for the Territorial Regulators, CLICK HERE For more information email info@cowboyfastdraw.com If you need to update club information on this page, please email changes to info@cowboyfastdraw.com. Club information posted here is also published in the Gunslinger’s Gazette. |
AFFILIATED CLUBS BY STATE
ALABAMA / ARIZONA / ARKANSAS / CALIFORNIA / COLORADO / FLORIDA / GEORGIA / IDAHO / ILLINOIS
KANSAS / KENTUCKY LOUISIANA / MICHIGAN / MINNESOTA / NEBRASKA / NEVADA / OKLAHOMA / OREGON
PENNSYLVANIA / SOUTH CAROLINA / SOUTH DAKOTA / TEXAS / UTAH / VIRGINIA / WISCONSIN
CLUB IN THE WORKS BY STATE
INTERNATIONAL CLUBS
CLUBS LISTED ALPHABETICALLY
(INCLUDES AFFILIATED & CLUBS IN THE WORKS)
3:10 to Yuma Gunslingers / .45 Sidekicks
Aces High Fast Draw LLC / Alabama Gang Gunslingers / Association of Arizona Gunslingers / Bar T Gunfighters /
Big Thicket Bushwackers / Black River Bandits / Bluegrass Fast Draw / Border Marauders / Buccaneer Spurs FDC /
Butte County Rangers / California Rangers / Cheyenne River Regulators / Comanche Moon Renegades /
Cracker Cowboys / Crooked River Rangers / Cross Branded Peacemakers / Cut ‘N’ Shoot Marshals
Deercreek Regulators / Dirty Face Gang / Dixie Rangers / Eagle Rock Outlaws / Gold Country Out Riders /
Golden Mount Gunfighters / Grandview Gunslingers / Great Basin Gun Hawks / Great Lakes Gunslingers /
Hickory Flats Shootists Society / Hill Country Fast Draw / Honey Creek Cowboy Fast Draw /Keystone Gunslingers /
Lake Valley Argovia Gunfighters / Lone Star Gunslingers / Long Branch FDC / Mud Creek Gunslingers
New River FDC / North Star Bandits / North Texas Society of Gunfighters / Old Dominion Fast Draw /
Old Pueblo Gunfighters / Powder Horn Ranch Regulators / Prairie State Posse / Prairieville Desperados
Promontory Point Posse / Pinkerton Regulators
Randolph County Rangers / Rented Mule Fast Draw Club / Rio Salado Vaqueros / River City Gunslingers
Route 66 smOkin Guns / San Juan Shootists / Sandhill Outlaws and Angels / Sawtooth Shootist Society
Shiloh Ranch FDC / Single Action Savants CFD Club / Snake Creek Boys / Snake River Gunslingers
Sparks Nebraska Spurs / Sundowners Cowboy Fast Draw Club / Sunshine State Shootist / Superstitin Mountain Gunslingers
Tennessee Gunslingers / Texas Gun Club Regulators / The Bounty Hunters / The Cowboys / The Deputies /
The Open Range Regulators / Tin Star Regulators / Treasure Valley Gunfighters / Treaty Rock Freedon Fighters /
Virginia Peacemakers / West Texas Rangers / Wisconsin Peace Keepers / Yellow River Bandits
** Are You Looking For A Cowboy Fast Draw Club Near You? **
If you do not see a club listed in your area or state, have no fear!
Give CFDA Headquarters a call today and see just how easy it is to get a club started in your area!
775-575-1802 or info@cowboyfastdraw.com
| Alabama |
| Alabama Gang Gunslingers Location: Altoona, Alabama Contact: Thomas Winslette “Alabama” Phone / Email: (205)706-3118 / alabamaganggunslingers@outlook.com Club Shoot: 1st Saturday each month |
| Arizona |
| 3:10 to Yuma Gunslingers Location: Yuma, Arizona Contact: George Wagner “Saddle Horn” Phone / Email: (719)660-9466 / gwagner@rmi.net Club Shoot: 3rd Sunday |
| Association of Arizona Gunslingers Location: Phoenix, Arizona Contact: Mike Holzer “Shady Mike” Phone / Email: (602)770-1430 or m_holzer@yahoo.com Website: www.azgunslingers.com Club Shoot: 4th Saturday of the Month |
| Old Pueblo Gunfighters Location: Marana, Arizona Contact: “Hankerin Hank” Phone / Email: (520)307-4677 or hankerinhank1@gmail.com Website: www.oldpueblogunfighters.com Club Shoot: 1st & 3rd Saturday each month |
| Rented Mule Fast Draw Club Location: Prescott Valley, Arizona Contact: “Noah Chance” Phone / Email: (928)772-0173 or noahchance@me.com Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday each month |
| Rio Salado Vaqueros Location: Mesa, Arizona Contact: Bart Carr “Mule Train” Phone / Email: (480)710-3593 or muletrain2010@msn.com Website: www.riosaladovaqueros.net Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday & 4th Wednesday |
Superstition Mountain Gunslingers |
| Arkansas |
| Randolph County Rangers Location: Pocahontas, Arkansas Contact: “Diamondback Billy” Phone / Email: (870)892-3257 or jaalphin@hotmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday each month |
| California |
| Butte County Rangers Location: Oroville, California Contact: “Ol Buck’r” Phone / Email: (530)521-1941 / kellya@saber.net Club Shoot: 2nd Sunday each month |
| California Rangers Location: Pomona, California Contact: Chris Feeback “Colt McCoy” Phone / Email: (909)618-4958 or bubbas67@msn.com Club Shoot: contact for info |
| Gold Country Out Riders Location: Newcastle, California Contact: Johnnie Jones “Rooster Cogburn” Phone / Email: (916)663-4786 or oldracer53@yahoo.com Website: www.goldcountryoutriders.com Club Shoot: 1st Saturday each month Club Practice: Every Wednesday 6-9pm & Sunday at 2pm |
| Mud Creek Gunslingers Location: Chico, California Contact: Robert PErkins “Turd Herder” Phone / Email: (530)624-2742 / turdherder3118@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday & Every Wednesday @5:30pm |
| Sundowners Cowboy Fast Draw Club Location: Vacaville, California Contact: George Narasaki “Sundowner” Phone / Email: (510)323-3407 or nnarrow@earthlink.net Website: https://www.facebook.com/sundownersfastdrawclub/ Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday each month |
| The Bar T Gunfighters Location: Vista, California Contact: “Risky Dame” Phone / Email: (760)518-7474 or jlongrez@att.net Club Shoot: 2nd Sunday of each month |
| The Cowboys Location: Oakdale, California Contact: “No Daisy” Phone / Email: (209)262-7643 or nodaisy66@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday |
| The Deputies Location: Rancho Cucamonga, California Contact: Mike Karsten “Cowboy Up” Phone / Email: (909)527-5225 or deputiescfda@aol.com Website: www.thedeputies.com Club Shoot: 3rd Sunday each month at Bass Pro Shops Rancho Cucamongo |
| Colorado |
| Dirty Face Gang Location: Ellicot, Colorado Contact: Rick Driver “Dirty Rotten” Phone / Email: (719)661-9524 or dirtyrotten33@gmail.com Club Shoot: 1st Saturday each month |
| San Juan Shootists Location: Pagosa Springs, Colorado Contact: Dave Miller “Mongo” Phone / Email: (970)731-9140 or sanjuanshootists@hotmail.com Website: www.sanjuanshootists.com Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday each month |
| Florida |
| .45 Sidekicks Location: Summerfield, Florida Contact: Lee Wonders “Doc Lee” Phone / Email: (352)673-5838 or lwonders@live.com Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday each month |
| Cracker Cowboys Location: Bunnell, Florida Contact: Martin Brabham “Smokin Gun” Phone / Email: (386)931-5613 or gmbrabha@gmail.com / crackercowboys@gmail.com Website: www.cracker-cowboys.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday each month (Starting January 2022) |
| Single Action Savant’s Cowboy Fast Draw Club Location: Jacksonville, Florida Contact: John Heltzel “Von Zipper” (904)626-6520 or vonzipper_jax@yahoo.com Contact: Bill Keyes “Bill Bonney” (904)230-6948 or williambonney1894@gmail.com Club Shoot: 1st Sunday each Month at the Saltwaters Shooting Club 900 Big Oak Rd, St. Augustine, Fl 32095 |
| Sunshine State Shootists Location: Jacksonville, Florida Contact: DJ Kirby “Outlaw Ike” Phone / Email: (904)502-0571 or kirbyike4@gmail.com Club Shoot: 3rd Sunday each month |
| The Open Range Regulators Location: Ocala, Florida Contact: Clark Vandevander “I B Nobody” Phone / Email: (863)528-0490 or openrangeregulators@gmail.com Club Shoot: Every 4th & 5th weekend of the month (call for more info) |
| The Long Branch FDC Location: Bunnell, Florida Contact: Romeo Nicolo “Gunsmoke” Phone / Email: (386)315-2210 or raymonddnicolo@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd Sunday each month |
| Georgia |
| Hickory Flats Shootists Society Location: Canton, Georgia Contact: “Pale Rider” Phone / Email: (770)318-7775 or sbursmith@gmail.com Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday each month |
| Idaho |
| Eagle Rock Outlaws Location: Idaho Falls, Idaho Contact: “Dangerous Dave” Phone / Email: (208)420-3887 or eaglerockoutlaws@hotmail.com Club Shoot: 1st Saturday each month |
| Sawtooth Shootist Society Location: Boise, Idaho Contact: Larry Lansdowne “Curley Calhoun” Phone / Email: (208)860-1615 or quickcurley@aol.com Website: www.sawtoothshootistsociety.com Club Shoot: Practice every Wednesday & 3rd Saturday |
| Snake River Gunslingers Location: Twin Falls, Idaho Contact: “P.G. Taylor” Phone / Email: (208)732-6123 or pgtaylor@q.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday each month |
| Treasure Valley Gunfighters Location: Caldwell, ID Contact: “Legally Loaded” Phone / Email: (208)697-0282 or paintladie@aol.com Club Shoot: 4th Saturday each month |
| Treaty Rock Freedom Fighters Location: Spirit Lake, Idaho Contact: Andrew Parker “Selkirk Rambler” Phone / Email: (208)755-3107 or andyparker49@roadrunner.com Club Shoot: 1st Saturday each month |
| Illinois |
| Prairie State Posse Location: Chatham, Illinois Contact: Gary Stevens “The Rossiman” Phone / Email: (217)691-2224 or therossiman45@gmail.com Club Shoot: 3rd Sunday |
| Kansas |
| Deer Creek Regulators Location: Phillipsburg, Kansas Contact: “Kansas Law Dawg” Phone / Email: (785)302-8403 or pwisinger@ruraltel.net Club Shoot: Every Wednesday Evening |
| Pinkerton Regulators Location: Wichita, Kansas Contact: Joe Richey “Joe Gun” Phone / Email: (316)943-3572 or joe2nv711@yahoo.com Club Shoot: Every Wednesday of the Month |
| Kentucky |
| Bluegrass Fast Draw Club Location: Beaver Dam, Kentucky Contact: Nick Maiden “Green River” Phone / Email: (270)256-0675 or maidennick@yahoo.com Website: http://bluegrassfastdraw.vistaprintdigital.com/ Club Shoot: 4th Saturday every month |
| Louisiana |
| Cross Branded Peacemakers Location: Libuse, Louisiana Contact: James Dezendorf “Major D” Phone / Email: (318)451-3043 or ddezendorf@yahoo.com Club Shoot: Practice 2nd Saturday, Club Match 4th Saturday |
| Michigan |
| Great Lakes Gunslingers Location: Harbor Springs, MI Contact: “Dead Eye Daisy” Phone / Email: (231)753-8359 or glgunslingers@gmail.com Club Shoot: Call for info |
| Minnesota |
| North Star Bandits Location: Claremont, Minnesota Contact: Mark Burnham “Snake Shooter” Phone / Email: (507)456-4552 or snake-shooter53@hotmail.com Club Shoot: Thursday & Sunday P.M. |
| Nebraska |
| River City Gunslingers Location: Bennington, Nebraska Contact: Dave Williams “The Deuce” Phone / Email: (402)660-3800 or djwyoyo@yahoo.com / rivercitygunslingers@gmail.com Club Shoot: 1st & 3rd Wednesday 6-8pm |
| Sandhill Outlaws and Angels Location: Alliance, Nebraska Contact: “Dixie Starr” Phone / Email: (307)365-1587 or tdubs_21@live.com Club Shoot: 2nd Sunday every month at 1pm |
| Sparks Nebraska Spurs Location: Valentine, Nebraska Contact: “Beaver Creek Kid” Phone / Email: (605)557-3337 or boxsranch@yahoo.com Club Shoot: Thursday 7pm & last Sunday each month |
| Nevada |
| Great Basin Gun Hawks Location: Fernley, NV Contact: “Nevada Smith” Phone / Email: (775)297-5229 or nevadasmith643@hotmail.com Club Shoot: Every 3rd Saturday and Practice every 4th Monday evening |
| Oklahoma |
| Honey Creek Cowboy Fast Draw Location: Davis, Oklahoma Contact: Kennith Russell “El Paso” Phone / Email: (580)768-0884 or keruss45@hotmail.com Club Shoot: Every 1st & 3rd Saturday each month |
| Route 66 smOKin Guns Location: Mannford, Oklahoma Contact: Lisa Jenkins “Diamond Girl” Phone / Email: (918)760-8179 or ljenkins@cimtel.net Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday each Month |
| Oregon |
| Aces High Fast Draw LLC Location: Redmond, OR Contact: Zane McCoy “Crosswired” Phone / Email: (541)279-3546 or aceshighfastdraw@yahoo.com Club Practice: 2nd & 4th Thursday every month |
| Crooked River Rangers Location: Terrebonne, Oregon Contact: “Scrub Brush” Phone / Email: (458)899-4491 or scrubbrushcrr@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd & 4th Saturday |
| Pennsylvania |
| Keystone Gunslingers Location: Jackson Center, Pennsylvania Contact: Rod Bish “Dusty Trail” Phone / Email: (814)786-9341 or rodbish3@gmail.com Club Shoot: 1st Sunday at 9am each month & 3rd Saturday |
| South Carolina |
| Dixie Rangers Location: Hartsville, South Carolina Contact: “Wille B Fast” Phone / Email: (843)229-0008 or thedixierangers@gmail.com Club Shoot: 3rd Saturday (call for more info) |
| South Dakota |
| Cheyenne River Regulators Location: Edgemont, South Dakota Contact: “Johnny Three Toes” Phone / Email: (605)622-7332 or janetkoller15@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd & 4th Sunday of the Month |
| Powder Horn Ranch Regulators Location: Mithcell, South Dakota Contact: Troy Bollock “Boulder Vaquero” and Bonnie Bollock “Boulder’s Babe” Phone / Email: (605)770-2442 or bonniebollock@hotmail.com Club Shoot: 1st Sunday |
| Snake Creek Boys Location: Redfield, South Dakota Contact: Darrell Ronnfeldt “Dead Eye Darrell” Phone / Email: (605)472-2122 or ronnfeldtdd@gmail.com Club Shoot: Every Wednesday Night at 7pm |
| Texas |
| Big Thicket Bushwackers Location: Silsbee, Texas Contact: George Dezendorf “Gentleman George” Phone / Email: (214)507-0346 or gkdez@campwaluta.com Club Shoot: 2nd Sunday each month |
| Buccaneer Spurs FDC Location: Leland, TX Contact: “Uncle Jefro” Phone / Email: (910)330-7179 or jefro.holland@gmail.com Club Shoot: Last Saturday each month |
| Comanche Moon Renegades Location: Odessa, Texas Contact: David Perry “Boss” Phone / Email: (432)553-7687 or dperry@pbpfab.com Club Shoot: 1st & 3rd Saturdays at 2:00 |
| Cut “N” Shoot Marshals Location: Conroe, Texas Contact: “Marshal’s Daughter” Phone / Email: (214)497-9906 / ginger.melms@sbcglobal.net Club Shoot: Call for Info |
| Hill Country Fast Draw Location: Burnet, Texas Contact: Scott Severance “Slick Sixguns” Phone / Email: (559)836-9209 or slicksixguns@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday |
| Lone Star Gunslingers Location: Rosenburg, Texas Contact: Marc Bateman “Ringo Kid” Phone / Email: (832)598-8580 or ringokidlsg@gmail.com Website: www.lonestargunslinger.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday |
| North Texas Society of Gunfighters Location: Gainesville, TX Contact: “Lightnin Jesse” Phone / Email: (903)818-4164 or lightninjesse@aol.com Club Shoot: 2nd Saturday each month |
| Shilo Ranch Fast Draw Club Location: Grand Saline, TX Contact: Sandra Baisden “Ima Hoot” Phone / Email: (916)832-5880 or pirate26@icloud.com Club Shoot: Every 1st Saturday of the Month |
| Texas Gun Club Regulators Location: Stafford, Texas Contact: Scott Van Note “Revelator” Phone / Email: (832)539-7235 or fastdraw@texasgunclub.com Club Shoot: 2nd Tuesday & 3rd Sunday |
| Tin Star Regulators Location: Burkburnett, Texas Contact: “Jesse James” and “Sassy Pants” Phone / Email: (760)646-0765 or texasjessejames@aol.com Club Shoot: 1st and 3rd Sunday each month |
| West Texas Rangers Location: Odessa, Texas Contact: Randy Smith “Windmill Kid” Phone / Email: (432)664-1913 or windmillkid1748@gmail.com Club Shoot: 2nd & 4th Sunday |
| Utah |
| Promontory Point Posse Location: Odgen, Utah Contact: “BA” or “Slowpoke” Phone / Email: (540)314-7300 or utahfastdraw@gmail.com Website: www.fastdrawutah.com Club Shoot: 4th Saturday each month |
| Virginia |
| Grandview Gunlingers Location: Bedford, VA Contact: Ken Hurt “Shenandoah” Phone / Email: (540)816-3891 or kenlinhurt@yahoo.com Website: www.grandviewgunslingers.com Club Shoot: 2nd Sunday each month |
| New River Fast Draw Club Location: Woodlawn, Virginia Contact: “High Country Drifter” Phone / Email: (276)238-1571 or newriverfastdraw@yahoo.com Club Shoot: 4th Saturday each month |
| Old Dominion Fast Draw Location: Salem, Virginia Contact: Jeff Duncan “Ringo” Phone / Email: (504)819-1697 / rabidringo@yahoo.com Club Shoot: 3rd Sunday each month |
| Virginia Peacemakers Location: Amelia Court House, Virginia Contact: Tim Duncan “Spanky” Phone / Email: (804)986-6255 or spanky0290@hotmail.com Website: www.virginiapeacemakers.com Club Shoot: 1st Sunday each month |
| Wisconsin |
| Black River Bandits Location: Superior, Wisconsin Contact: Debbie Stadin “Lightnin” Phone / Email: (218)496-5715 or mrstadin@frontiernet.net Website: http://www.blackriverbandits.org/ Club Shoot: Every Sunday at 1:30 |
| Prairieville Desperados Location: Waukesha, Wisconsin Contact: Jeanne Vincze Phone / Email: (262)510-6745 or jeanne.vincze@yahoo.com Website: www.prairievilledesperados.com Club Shoot: Call for Info |
| Wisconsin Peace Keepers Location: Big Falls, Wisconsin Contact: Ron Nyhouse “Mule Skinner” Phone / Email: (715)754-2469 or nyhouse@frontiernet.net Website: www.wipeacekeepers.com Club Shoot: 2nd & 4th Saturday |
| Yellow River Bandits Location: Siren, WI Contact: Jon Paulzine “Dreamweaver” Phone / Email: (715)431-0762 or yellowriverbandits@yahoo.com Club Shoot: 1st Saturday |
| *********** Clubs In The Works (CIW) *************** |
| Boarder Marauders Location: Bonners Ferry, Idaho Contact: “Mud Marine” Phone / Email: 208-304-3004 or whs3@yahoo.com Club Shoot: Call for Details |
| The Bounty Hunters Location: West Leechburg, Pennsylvania Contact: “Pennsylvania Cowboy” Phone / Email: (814)952-0045 or cowboydippen66@yahoo.com Club Shoot: Call for info |
| Tennessee Gunslingers Location: Memphis, Tennessee Contact: Gary Pritchard “Dead Eye Diablo” Phone / Email: (901)336-0204 or pritchardg@yahoo.com Club Shoot: Call for Info |
| ************* International Clubs ****************** |
| France |
| Golden Mount Gunfighters Location: chemin St-Leonard 69270 Couzon-au-Mont-d’Or, France Contact: Stephane Glacon “Black Eagle Montana” Phone / Email: (33-1)651.64.99.06 or black.eagle.mon@gmail.com Website: https://cfdafrance.forumactif.com/ Club Shoot: Every Sunday |
| Switzerland |
| Lake Valley Argovia Gunfighters Location: Alte Bernstrasse 31 CH-5603 Staufen AG, Switzerland Contact: Ueli Bracher “Honcho” Phone / Email: 078-775-5869 or honcho@gunfighters-lakevalley.ch Website: www.gunfighters-lakevalley.ch Club Shoot: Contact for Info |
