LINCOLN COUNTY REGULATORS
Shoot the second Saturday every month
Billy the Kid
The original Regulators in Lincoln County, New Mexico were a legally constituted and deputized posse, with warrants and affidavits issued by Justice of the Peace John Wilson and led by Special Constable Dick Brewer, John Tunstall’s ranch foreman. The Regulators’ primary aim was to hunt for the killers of John Tunstall. That was in 1878.
One hundred thirty five plus years later, today’s Lincoln County Regulators are the Cowboy Action Shooting arm of the Ruidoso Gun Club and an affiliate of the Single Action Shooting Society, known as SASS.
The Lincoln County Regulators host a monthly Cowboy Action Shooting match at the Ruidoso Gun Club range on Hale Lake Road, a half-mile off Highway 70 in Ruidoso Downs, NM. They have developed a special Cowboy Action Shooting range, featuring the premier Cowboy Action Shooting town of Old Lincoln, a unique town which represents the historic town of Lincoln and even includes a replica of the Lincoln County Courthouse. Matches are generally held on the second Saturday of each month and notices will be e-mailed to the membership.
One hundred thirty five plus years later, today’s Lincoln County Regulators are the Cowboy Action Shooting arm of the Ruidoso Gun Club and an affiliate of the Single Action Shooting Society, known as SASS.
The Lincoln County Regulators host a monthly Cowboy Action Shooting match at the Ruidoso Gun Club range on Hale Lake Road, a half-mile off Highway 70 in Ruidoso Downs, NM. They have developed a special Cowboy Action Shooting range, featuring the premier Cowboy Action Shooting town of Old Lincoln, a unique town which represents the historic town of Lincoln and even includes a replica of the Lincoln County Courthouse. Matches are generally held on the second Saturday of each month and notices will be e-mailed to the membership.