Description: American Frontier Living History. Old West Reenactors. Hangings by invitation.
The GhostRiders have also been featured in productions by QVC, FX, United Paramount Network, PBS Home Video, the Cherokee Heritage Indian Education Foundation, Willie George Ministries, as well as educational and historic organizations in Oklahoma and surrounding states. Non-period film projects include In The Line of Duty; Ambush in Waco, Twister , The Postman and Ghost of the Red Rose. Oklahoma Historical Society Blackpowder safety certified.
Clients: National Parks Service United States Postal Service Oklahoma Historical Society Fort Smith National Historic Site Gilcrease Museum of Western History Woolaroc Museum and Preserve Tulsa Arts and Humanities Council Professional Golfer's Association (PGA) United Paramount Network PBS Home Video Tulsa City-County Library System Tulsa Public Schools Broken Arrow Public Schools Sand Springs Public Schools Cherokee Heritage Indian Education Foundation Bad Girls Trail Riding Association
These video stills from a gunfight for television illustrate some of the hazards inherent in simulating a close-quarters firefight. Note the fireball at the barrel of the pistol in the photo to the left, where pressure and super-heated gas are capable of vaporizing flesh. The photo to the right shows streamers of incompletely burned black powder ( never wadding -- that's a big no-no) that can travel considerable distance. Even without a lead ball, professionals always treat blank rounds with deadly respect.