Any single actions shooters around that can give a newb some help?

[joshtheawesome]

Just to clarify, quick draw isn't the same as SASS. Not sure if you're confusing the two, or maybe I'm misunderstanding the post, but if you're more into quick draw, I can't help out much, but you can check out www.cowboyfastdraw.com for more information.

If you want to participate in SASS and try to be quick, a 7.5 inch barrel definitely won't be your best bet, but no ones saying it can't be done if you can get the rhythm. Haven't used a Taurus, and I'm pretty sure Cimarron is only an importer not a manufacturer, but I'm not 100% on that.

[Hooded Justice]

When I first posted I didn't know that the term single action shooter was directly related to a site of the same name though I suppose it should have been a given. I think I am looking more for what the single action shooters offer since I am not looking to become a quick draw artist, more so just want to have decent gear and learn the ins and outs of the single action shooting in general. I have learned that most of the gun stores in my area don't stock single actions in any great quantity or variety and limited to no appropriate gun belts or holsters.

[joshtheawesome]

That's too bad man, I'm sorry to hear that about the gun stores. I guess at this point I just have to repeat myself and say go check out a shoot if you can, they'll be more help than myself at this point. Here is the list for clubs in Washington http://sassnet.com/AClubs-WA-001A.php