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WHAT IS HISTORIC 3-GUN?

Historic 3-Gun was developed by Wild Bunch shooters who were disappointed in the direction WB was headed and wanted to continue to shoot their game while being allowed to develop it the way they and their fellow shooters wished.

The number one rule in H3G is and aways will be: SAFETY.

While some of the procedures may seem different for some, every one of the rules have already been proven safe through their use in other action shooting sports.

Some of the changes we are trying, include:

• There are no minor safety violations (an oxymoron) or stage disqualifications.  Breaking a minor rule will result in a procedural penalty.  All safety infractions will result in a match disqualification. 

• Under certain circumstances a shooter can be awarded more than one procedural penalty per stage.

•  You may move with a loaded gun provided the barrel is pointed down range and the finger is clearly and obviously outside the trigger guard.

• If qualified, a shooter may choose to start with the pistol holstered in Condition 1 (cocked and locked).

• The individual match director has ultimate authority on all issues including whether they are implemented at their home range.

While it is impossible to please all the people all the time, H3G aims to listen to all shooters and respond to suggestions expeditiously when they are in the best interest of the majority.

Nobody in this organization gets paid, so money is not the driving force.  Having fun while safely enjoying our sport is our mission.

View Historic 3-Gun Rules Page.

SHOOTING SCHEDULE
Every second sunday and every fourth saturday
ENtry Fee, $10 for gun club members
$12 for nonmembers

The Oklahoma Rough Riders

The Oklahoma Rough Riders shoot Historic 3-Gun style, similar to the old Wild Bunch. We are a division of the Oklahoma City Gun Club. We shoot every second Sunday and fourth Saturday of every month. Come shoot with us! 

What is wild bunch?

Wild Bunch Action Shooting is a multifaceted amateur shooting sport in which contestants compete with firearms typical of those used in the taming of the Old West just after the turn of the 20th century: 1911 semi-automatic pistols, lever action rifles, and Winchester Model ‘93/’97 and Model -12 pump shotguns. The shooting competition is staged in a unique, characterized, Old West style. More information on Wild Bunch Rules and customs can be found here.