Now we know how many shots The Rifleman shot on his intro!
OK. You're gonna' have to 'splain them posses and posse duties.
From Sass Handbook
Posse – A group of shooters scheduled to shoot through all stages together during the course of a match.
Some duties include the following items below. Also usually a pardner or two picking up brass and shells as they are shot. So shooter gets his own brass back for future reloading. Most people help with most items throughout a match and take turns on each.
Spotters/Counters– have the responsibility to count shots and misses and to verify targets were engaged in the correct order for the required number of shots. SINGLE ACTION SHOOTING SOCIETY Shooter’s Handbook Copyright© Single Action Shooting Society, Inc. 2019Version 23.222A minimum of three spotters are required – majority 2/3 breaks any ties in regards to misses.
Scorekeeper – records the times and penalties appropriately for each contestant on the provided score sheets for each stage.
Loading Table Officer– is responsible for visually checking to ensure all firearms are loaded with only the correct number of rounds, verify no round is ever under the firing pin of any firearm, and all loaded firearms’ hammers are fully down on an empty chamber
Unloading Table Officer– is responsible for visually checking to ensure all firearms are unloaded (clear) at the completion of the shooting stage
The super fast shooters make it hard on Counters. Also the black powder guys can have so much smoke on a stage you can't see sometimes.
Posse – A group of shooters scheduled to shoot through all stages together during the course of a match.
Some duties include the following items below. Also usually a pardner or two picking up brass and shells as they are shot. So shooter gets his own brass back for future reloading. Most people help with most items throughout a match and take turns on each.
Spotters/Counters– have the responsibility to count shots and misses and to verify targets were engaged in the correct order for the required number of shots. SINGLE ACTION SHOOTING SOCIETY Shooter’s Handbook Copyright© Single Action Shooting Society, Inc. 2019Version 23.222A minimum of three spotters are required – majority 2/3 breaks any ties in regards to misses.
Scorekeeper – records the times and penalties appropriately for each contestant on the provided score sheets for each stage.
Loading Table Officer– is responsible for visually checking to ensure all firearms are loaded with only the correct number of rounds, verify no round is ever under the firing pin of any firearm, and all loaded firearms’ hammers are fully down on an empty chamber
Unloading Table Officer– is responsible for visually checking to ensure all firearms are unloaded (clear) at the completion of the shooting stage
The super fast shooters make it hard on Counters. Also the black powder guys can have so much smoke on a stage you can't see sometimes.
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His real name is Dylan Halsey, from Texas (I think). He is 19.
Yeah, I did some more digging on him myself after asking the question. Amazing young man!
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