Editor Reviews:

Book Description:
Cowboy action shooting is the hottest firearms game around and Hunter Scott Anderson is a veteran of hundreds of these simulated gun battles. Now Anderson teaches shooters of all skill levels how to improve their shooting and their ranking among competitors.

By focusing on the skills that allow shooters to move smoothly through a course of fire, Anderson provides all the details needed to increase accuracy and speed with all the firearms used in cowboy action shooting.

This book combines interviews and information from some of the biggest names in cowboy shooting, like Dennis “China Camp” Ming and Charles “Choctaw” Lye, with Anderson’s own personal experiences to give readers a comprehensive guide to improving their performance.

- Tips for smooth transitions from revolver to rifle
- Teaches shooters to increase their speed safely
- How to reload faster for improved performance

Rating : - Not great, but quite good
This book presents usable advice and routines to aid practicing. As stated by another, nothing that hasn't necessarily been written about elsewhere and certainly nothing revolutionary, but the fact that it's all in one volume, with pictures, and that's it's good, makes it worth buying and the advice worth trying. Some minor flaws here and there might confuse a raw novice, but I can't imagine that anyone even remotely familiar with Cowboy Action Shooting would be thrown by any of those, and people already in the sport are the target for this book anyway.