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Serving Southern California. Offers a rulebook, courses, and event schedule.
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The California club belongs to all three national organizations, the Single Action Shooting Society, Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association, and Mounted Shooters of America. The three organizations put on monthly, regional and world championship matches each year.
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Cowboy Mounted Shooting in Fresno, California. Cowboy Mounted Shooting competitors wear period old west. Each contestant is equipped with two .45 caliber single action revolvers.
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Members of Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association. Event schedules and contact data.
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Cowboy Mounted Shooting club. Site offers entry forms and schedule of upcoming events.
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Site of the national organization. Provides frequently asked questions and articles on this equestrian sport, CMSA card application, map of affiliated clubs, start up kits, and links.
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Aite of the Florida Association, includes entry forms, scheduled events, results of past events, and links.
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Regional mounted shooting club serving SE Illinois and SW Indiana.
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Cowboy Mounted Shooting Association for Iowa and Illinois. Includes calendar of events, photos, newsletter.
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Site of the Kansas club for a fast growing equestrian sport. Includes schedules, sponsors, photo galleries, and results.
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Site of the national association. Includes application for membership, photos, upcoming events.
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Try Cowboy Mounted Shooting with the Gila Shooters at Double E Ranch in Gila, New Mexico.
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Showcasing quality shooting, roping, reining and trail horses.
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Wislon Oklahoma trainer, prepares horses for mounted shooting and other events.
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Organization supporting the development of this sport in the state. Includes lists and photos of officers and members, schedule of activities, and links to related resources.
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A local Cowboy Mounted Shooting Club located in the Brenham, Texas area. Sponsors many shoots all throughout Texas.
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Texas based supplier of mounts for Cowboy Action Shooting events. Lessons, clinics, and sales. Located near San Antonio.
