I was at the range with a friend and we came up with a fun game. To play, you need a revolver capable of firing at least two different calibers, a paper target similar to the following: http://www.lyndenhuggins.com/hunting/targets/midway.jpg, and a buttload of cartridges.

 

Rules are as follows (Using a .357 magnum revolver for the following examples):

 

1. The game is 10 rounds long, with each player alternating.

 

2. At the start of a round, the player will load one cartridge (load with .38 special at start of first round) into the revolver and spin the cylinder.

 

3. The player is allowed one re-spin before starting.

 

4. After the spin (and possible re-spin), the player will attempt to fire. If the cartridge is not there, the player will re-spin. After the third attempt, if the player has not yet fired, the player may manually find the cartridge and take a shot.

 

5. If the player found and fired the cartridge during their first three spins, during the next round, the player will load the gun with a .357 magnum cartridge instead, which shall carry a score multiplier of 2x. (IE: Any points gotten during that round are worth double).

 

6. The player with the most points at the end is the winner. (Loser owes the winner a sandwich!)

 

You can set point values on the target however you like, and use whatever distance you want.

 

It's simple, but my friend and I had a hell of a lot of fun playing, and it kept us from going through the ammo too fast.

I can see this pissing off a range officer.

How bored must you be to play a game like this? Just shoot.

Im thinking its not to good for the revolver either....

You guys are creative, I will not deny that. But I refuse to play any game with a firearm that has the word "Roulette" in the title of its name.