Wildcat O'Shea SASS#47844

And just to let you know, that helped a lot. Took me a couple of stages to shake the nerves, but thanks Seamus. I thoroughly enjoyed being on your posse. 😃. Look forward to shooting with you again someday. Wildcat O’Shea

It was my first EOT and I had a blast. Got lucky on Thursday and shot on the last relay. Less wind. Got my clean match pin. Found a couple of cool things at the swap meet. And we had a fantastic posse. Everyone worked and our posse marshal was great. Sixgun Seamus. My 2 cents

To qualify as antiques up here, the firearm needs to be manufactured before December 31,1897. It also can not be on the short list of "no go" cartridges ( includes .45 LC, 44-40, 38-40, etc.). That's for a revolver. So my original S&W #3 in .44 Russian qualifies as antique. Your SAA in 44-40 doesn't. For the shotgun, about the only guage that would qualify is 28 guage. All others are "no go". For the rifle, anything with a magazine is NOT an antique no matter when it was made. So single shot only, and in about .40 cal or larger ( not dead sure on the caliber but big is ok). Welcome to Canadian firearm laws. Get ahold of the club, and there will be someone ready to cheerfully loan you guns. Bring your own gunleather & shotshell belt. If you ever get to Ontario, I'll loan you guns. Lord knows I've got enough to go around.