Abstract: The present invention relates to an electronic shootout game and more specifically to such a game intended to be played by two contestants disposed in facing relation on a prescribed shooting field. The game accurately simulates the 19th Century gunfighting practice and is completely controlled by a programmable micro-processor which includes audio and visual display to control and track the progress of the game during play. The guns include a radio frequency transmitter and antenna system which broadcasts the firing and successful hit modes by wireless communication with the computer which provides an instantaneous readout of such game functions.