| Players at once | Usually 2, head to head |
|---|---|
| Ammo | Soft foam balls from air launchers |
| Target | Outlaw face with knock-down teeth |
| Round length | Short, often under a minute |
| Staffing | Our attendant runs it |
| Ages | Kids through adults, our attendant decides |
How the game plays
Two players stand side by side, each facing an outlaw target. They fire foam balls at the teeth, which drop when hit. The player who knocks out the most teeth in the shots allowed, or clears the full set first, wins the round.
The cartoon target keeps it light. Nobody feels they are shooting at anything real, and the falling teeth give a clear, funny result that spectators can follow.
House rules
- A set number of shots per player per round
- Ties go to a sudden-death shot
- A shooting line for adults and a closer one for kids
- Only the target gets aimed at, never people
What your rental includes
We deliver the targets, launchers and foam balls, set up with room behind the targets for balls to land, and keep the line off to one side so nobody wanders in front of the shooters. Our attendant runs every round and resets the teeth. Takedown is part of the rental.
Events it suits
This game works best as a bracket. Write 16 names on a board, run quick head-to-head rounds and play the final at a set time so a crowd gathers. At a wedding, try bride's guests against groom's guests. At a company event, let departments put forward a champion and hand the winner a Wanted poster with their name on it.
It is also the ideal partner for a bull. A mechanical bull line can stretch to twenty people at a busy party, and Outlaws Teeth rounds take under a minute. Guests play a round, check the bull line and play again.
Safety and booking
Players follow our attendant's rules, including eye protection where we supply it. Similar games include the Western shootout with Velcro darts and the Wild West shoot-off with a moving target. For a bigger setup, see our shooting gallery. All options are on the add-ons page, and you can get a quote for any mix.
Questions people ask
What do players shoot with?
Air-powered launchers that fire soft foam balls.
Can young kids play?
Often, with a closer line and an adult nearby. Our attendant sets the rules and age limits.
Does it need power?
That depends on the setup, and we confirm it on your quote.
