All about Oklahoma Territorial Marshals

Facilities and Ranges:

As a division of the Oklahoma City Gun Club, the Territorial Marshals utilize its ranges. While specific details on the number of stages are not publicly available, they are well-regarded for hosting large-scale events, including the SASS National Championships, which suggests extensive and well-equipped outdoor ranges designed for the specific demands of cowboy action shooting. The club's facilities also offer RV hook-up sites with water and electrical connections for participants in larger matches.

Services and Disciplines:

The club's primary focus is on two specific disciplines:

• Cowboy Action Shooting (CAS): Participants use firearms from the late 19th-century Old West period, including single-action revolvers, lever-action rifles, and period shotguns. Competitors engage steel targets in a series of scenarios designed to resemble scenes from Western films.
• Wild Bunch Action Shooting: This discipline is similar to CAS but is based on the 1969 film "The Wild Bunch" and uses firearms from the early 20th century, notably the 1911 pistol.

The club hosts monthly matches for both disciplines and is best known for its annual "Land Run" event, which has grown to become the SASS National Championship, attracting hundreds of competitors from across the country.