Duels and Shootouts

So, aside from the gun-on-gun gunfights that can occur randomly, those of us who wish to fight with some dignity can challenge each other to two types of official gunfights. There are strict rules governing these that must be followed to the T if you call someone out to engage you in one.

The Duel:
-Offical Duels are one-on-one only.
-Two players facing each other a good distance apart.
-NO pre-aiming.
-Once shooting has commenced, neither shooter can move his or her feet until the Duel is over.
-If both players shoot each other through the head simultaneously, the duel is a draw and will be redone.
-Only revolvers are allowed to be used at any time during a duel.
-If anyone outside the one-on-one Duel interferes (i.e. shooting one of the shooters when they are dueling), the duel is considered void.
-To begin the Duel, an outside party, whom is not participating in th duel, will fire into the air and the duel will commence.
-No fake duels. The loser of any duel is always dead.

The Shootout:
-Maximum of 4 shooters v 4 shooters.
-Shooters must stand opposite each other in two 4-person lines.
-Only revolvers are allowed.
-No movement of the feet by any shooter once shooting has commenced.
-To begin the shootout, any shooter need only to draw his revolver and fire the first shot and then everyone else can begin firing at will.
-Any shooter that is shot down is automatically dead.
-No fake shootouts. Anyone who dies in an official shootout is dead. Period.
-The shootout ends when there is one side or one person left standing.
-No outside interference once shooting has begun.
To call a player out an official fight like one of the above two only requires you to walk to the saloon and say that you're calling someone out to either a Duel or Shootout.

A Duel or Shootout can be refused at any time for any reason. Both must be consensual fights to be considered a Duel or Shootout.