Sixgun Seamus

Anybody that wants to add condolences on the obit site, please do so. Show Red's family that his Cowboy family was far more than NE Ohio.

Day 2 about to begin. Gotta have that coffee first.

Little bit of afternoon rain to keep the dust down.

Ranger Headquarters up! Rangers here and ready to serve.

Same for Stage 1&2.

Stage 7 & 8. Not quite ready for shooting yet.

Break time for a Captain Dan lunch.

Facades went out.

Setup started bright and early this morning. Steel went out first.

Work officially starts tomorrow but shotgun targets went out yesterday and stages and firing lines are being plotted and marked today.

This was the message I recieved from Rowdy's wife, Sue. "Kenny heard the Lord say it's time to come home. There couldn't have been a more peaceful passing." Red was a loyal supporter of local Cowboy shooting. To me, he was a friend, a cheerleader, a mentor and on shoot days, a nemesis. Rowdy and his wife Sue were owners of Vaughn's Custom Leather. He was an artist in leather specializing in deerskin items. Many North East Ohio cowboys are wearing his holsters, belts, cartridge belt loops, gloves ,jackets and about anything you needed made of leather. Rowdy was ready to accomodate.I almost always have something made by him on when I shoot. Rowdy was definitely one to ride the river with. You will be sorely missed my friend. If you never got a chance to meet him, you missed one of the best. You are with the Lord now

I received news this morning that our true friend and fellow cowboy, Rowdy Red Tailor a.k.a.Ken Vaughn, suffered a massive stroke last Saturday. I contacted his wife, Sue, and she said Red is pretty bad off. She asked that Buckaroo Bubba and myself be the contacts for his progress. Please pray for Rowdy, Sue and their family. OBITUARY ADDED BELOW. I'm asking any cowboy that wants to add condolences on the obit website. Let Red's family know his cowboy family extends far beyond NE Ohio. Thanks.

Been here two weeks already.

Good Morning from Ben Avery and the ACSA Roadrunner Dust-Up.

Dang....Always wondered how they made that!

And your point is?

Last work Day. After a safety meeting, the crew tore into the remaining projects. Prop trees were drawn out, cut out and painted. Props were painted. Target were changed to correct height stands. Boxes repaired and painted. Props were powerwashed. Everone stayed busy for the morning. All followed by a Captain Dan lunch.

Watch their website and get on their mailing list. They often have pretty good sales.

Here is a RCBS lockout die on my Hornady Lock n Load AP. I use Hornady dies. Their seating die seats and crimps just fine on one station.

I be surprised if she doesn't have the doctors and personnel who cared for her convinced to try out cowboy shooting. It would be hard to find a better supporter/promoter/sponsor than our own Scarlett. Get well soon and we'll see you in a couple weeks. You know we all love you. (I said the last part hoping to get an extra hug)

Thanks again, Mo, for another fun shoot. Your efforts to keep us shooting in the winter months are greatly appreciated. P.S. Those new shotgun shells are going to work out fine. Great idea.