It was shoot ‘em up time Friday as a posse of cowboys and one cowgirl gathered at the El Dorado Rod and Gun Club for a Cowboy Match that featured plenty of fancy shooting and good-natured jibes.
All decked out in their favorite western duds, sporting holsters and guns replicated from the 1800s, and using aliases to protect the innocent, the posse went through six different scenarios testing their time and accuracy using pistols, rifles and shotguns.
Keeping everyone in line were the scorekeepers who carried around a fake stick of dynamite as a badge of honor.
Originating in Southern California in the early 1980s, cowboy matches have become an increasingly popular …