Golden Gun Club

Denver's Premier Shooting Facility

Cowboy Silhouette Program - Image Gallery

How's it done? Let's follow Kirk as he shoots the pig course"Shooters to the line Please"...
At the firing line, the shooter sets out 10 rounds of ammo on the provided staging block...
And sees 10 freshly painted targets downrange
"For your first set of 5...Ready" The shooter has 20 seconds to load 1 to 5 rounds, and prepare to fire...
"Fire" The shooter is given 2 minutes to shoot the 5 animals on the left, firing 1 shot per target, from left to right....
Using the provided spotting board, the spotter shows the shooter where each shot lands...
Another 20 second ready, and another 2 minutes is given for the 5 animals on the right...
"Cease-Fire, Please make the line safe" All guns come off the line...
"The line is safe, go forward, set'em up and paint'em"...
The targets are set back up on the stands...
Then the targets are painted, so the next shooter has a"clean slate". So... come on out and give it a whirl!
Happy Camper
Beautiful! Where else can you spend half a day, with a great group of people, doing something you love, for about $10?
Kevin. Loves the game. He and Kirk are there to help new shooters any way they can.
Marlin 1894 Carbine. .357, 44 mag. Durability, reliability, and lower priced than the Marlin Cowboy. Any center-fire rifle suitable for Pistol-Cartridge Silhouette can also be used for the 200 meter shoots.
Henry 30-30. New model as of this writing. Brass one has an octagon barrel. If the quality of Henry's 30-30's is consistent with their other rifles, these should be great shooters.
Henry Big-Boy .357, 44mag, Basically the same internal design as Marlin 336, with the addition of a transfer bar safety and more heft due to a thick octagon barrel.
Henry Golden Boy .22, .22 mag. Real purdy. Octagon barrel. Silky-smooth action. Has become quite popular. Many are using .22 mag rifles at the Pistol-Cartridge shoots.
Henry H001T .22, H001TM 22 mag. Great quality. Same sweet action and octagon barrel as the Golden-Boy, with a lower price. Higher stock comb allows it to"cheek-up" nicely.
Marlin 39A .22. Along with the Winchester 9422's, Probably the mostpopular rifle for Rimfire Cowboy Silhouette, but the Henrys are gaining in popularity at our shoots.
Marlin 336C 30-30. Like the Winchester'94, is a good rifle for 200 meter Shoots. The 336"CB" version (octagon barrel, no longer made) in 30-30& 38-55, is highly prized... Why the h*!! did they stop makin''em?!
Marlin 1894 Cowboy. .357, 44mag, Octagon barrel. One of the most sought after models for Pistol-Cartridge Silhouette. Can also be used for 200meter shoots.
Marlin 1895 Cowboy 45-70. Like the Winchester 1886, a favorite of Big-Bore enthusiasts at the 200 meter shoots. Most folks who shoot 45-70's at our shoots use pretty light loads.
Winchester 1885, 38-55 cal. One of the most graceful Single-Shot designs, and finest calibers, at our 200 meter shoots. Sharps, Stevens, Ballards, Rolling Blocks, etc. are also encountered.
Trophy Shoot. Much like any of our other shoots, just $10 more, and trophies go out with the usual awards.
7 of our 12 Firing Points. There's nothing like smackin'down iron targets with cowboy rifles!
Come out and play at the largest, most comprehensive Cowboy Silhouette range this side of Raton!

Weather at the Range

Golden Gun Club

Denver's Premier Shooting Facility

Cowboy Silhouette Program - Image Gallery

How's it done? Let's follow Kirk as he shoots the pig course"Shooters to the line Please"...

At the firing line, the shooter sets out 10 rounds of ammo on the provided staging block...

And sees 10 freshly painted targets downrange

"For your first set of 5...Ready" The shooter has 20 seconds to load 1 to 5 rounds, and prepare to fire...

"Fire" The shooter is given 2 minutes to shoot the 5 animals on the left, firing 1 shot per target, from left to right....

Using the provided spotting board, the spotter shows the shooter where each shot lands...

Another 20 second ready, and another 2 minutes is given for the 5 animals on the right...

"Cease-Fire, Please make the line safe" All guns come off the line...

"The line is safe, go forward, set'em up and paint'em"...

The targets are set back up on the stands...

Then the targets are painted, so the next shooter has a"clean slate". So... come on out and give it a whirl!

Happy Camper

Beautiful! Where else can you spend half a day, with a great group of people, doing something you love, for about $10?

Kevin. Loves the game. He and Kirk are there to help new shooters any way they can.

Marlin 1894 Carbine. .357, 44 mag. Durability, reliability, and lower priced than the Marlin Cowboy. Any center-fire rifle suitable for Pistol-Cartridge Silhouette can also be used for the 200 meter shoots.

Henry 30-30. New model as of this writing. Brass one has an octagon barrel. If the quality of Henry's 30-30's is consistent with their other rifles, these should be great shooters.

Henry Big-Boy .357, 44mag, Basically the same internal design as Marlin 336, with the addition of a transfer bar safety and more heft due to a thick octagon barrel.

Henry Golden Boy .22, .22 mag. Real purdy. Octagon barrel. Silky-smooth action. Has become quite popular. Many are using .22 mag rifles at the Pistol-Cartridge shoots.

Henry H001T .22, H001TM 22 mag. Great quality. Same sweet action and octagon barrel as the Golden-Boy, with a lower price. Higher stock comb allows it to"cheek-up" nicely.

Marlin 39A .22. Along with the Winchester 9422's, Probably the mostpopular rifle for Rimfire Cowboy Silhouette, but the Henrys are gaining in popularity at our shoots.

Marlin 336C 30-30. Like the Winchester'94, is a good rifle for 200 meter Shoots. The 336"CB" version (octagon barrel, no longer made) in 30-30& 38-55, is highly prized... Why the h*!! did they stop makin''em?!

Marlin 1894 Cowboy. .357, 44mag, Octagon barrel. One of the most sought after models for Pistol-Cartridge Silhouette. Can also be used for 200meter shoots.

Marlin 1895 Cowboy 45-70. Like the Winchester 1886, a favorite of Big-Bore enthusiasts at the 200 meter shoots. Most folks who shoot 45-70's at our shoots use pretty light loads.

Winchester 1885, 38-55 cal. One of the most graceful Single-Shot designs, and finest calibers, at our 200 meter shoots. Sharps, Stevens, Ballards, Rolling Blocks, etc. are also encountered.

Trophy Shoot. Much like any of our other shoots, just $10 more, and trophies go out with the usual awards.

7 of our 12 Firing Points. There's nothing like smackin'down iron targets with cowboy rifles!

Come out and play at the largest, most comprehensive Cowboy Silhouette range this side of Raton!