Antique Revolvers - Competition Worthy?

[u/Dill_Pickle_Tears]

With the handgun freeze, does anyone here run antique single action revolvers in cowboy action shooting competitions?

I’d like to get into competition shooting, and cowboy action caught my eye. How common is it to buy antiques for that purpose? Assuming that they comply with the rules of the competition and actually shoot/function safely.

[u/Afrocowboyi]

Black powder cap and ball guns would probably the be the only option. .36 and .44 cal. Then people with modern replicas could play.

Not many people with competitive spirit would put up with inconsistency and failures to fire. Events would probably be more about seeing what you can do and communities

[u/Afrocowboyi → u/[deleted]]

Shoot em if you got em