For the Cowboy Action Shooting competitor, a tuned six-shooter can offer better reliability, more speed, and improved shooting comfort — no small matter with about 100 rounds typically being fired in a cowboy-style match. But a tuned shootin’ iron can also appeal to the recreational shooter, who simply wants a better gun than what he or she might buy untried over the counter.
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