Climb takes you up into a hueco where you can clip the third bolt. The Crux is right before the fourth bolt as you're navigating the bulge. Beyond the fourth bolt there's about 20ft of runout of 5.7 climbing (R rating). The fifth bolt and anchors come as the pitch steepens again. You might consider bringing a couple medium sized nuts to protect the runout section if you have some available. 

Gun Shy

High Caliber

Small Arms

Bolting Without a Permit

Sharkstooth

Slingblade

Under Fire

Bad Shot

Guns Galore

Young Guns

Sharpshooter

Marksman

Skeet Surfin'

Sharpest Shot

Gun Fetish

Start at the pocket low down on the wall and climb straight up the sharp edges. This route has a runout after the third bolt on easier climbing.

Difficult start move leads to easier climbing to the 2nd bolt. Launch into the crux for a few more bolts, then arrive at a good rest. Awkward climbing for a few more bolts takes you to the anchor. 

  This route shares anchors with Small Arms, so climbing that route makes it easy to hang draws on this one if you want to.

This route is a fun warmup and has some good movement in it. There is a small runout between the third and fourth bolts, but the climbing is on easy, albeit questionable rock. Overall, worth doing. This used to share anchors with High Caliber, so it makes for a good way to hang draws on that route.

A fun but not very sustained moderate. Crux comes at the second bolt and will probably feel 10- for taller people or 10+ if you're shorter. Finishes right of Under Fire, up past 2 more bolts to rap rings at the top of the cliff. Also makes for reasonable TR access. 

Starts just left of Under Fire, just before the section of lighter rock begins. Missing the hanger on the first bolt, so a stick clip for the second would be wise, given that the crux is within the first ten feet.

Bouldery off the ground to sharp pockets and sidepulls in bullet silver limestone.

This route climbs an obvious line starting at the low corner. 

This route is more difficult than it appears, and can be made easier by climbing right of the bolt line on the positive holds.

Sharp jugs spaced for decent sized pulls with an easy run-out past the 3rd bolt to the anchors.

A traverse-y moderate that shares the start with Gun Fetish. Crux is through the first couple bolts, then follow the bolt line left up the dihedral on easier terrain. Shares anchors with another fun looking route to the left that we didn't have time to get on. Should be cleaned by following instead of rapping/lowering because of how far this climb leans to the left.

Leave the ground on steepish rock avoiding the devil bush (velcro bush) and pull up into the pod by the first bolt.  Grab a big comfy jug..clip bolt 2 and do a couple steep moves on good and comfy jugs.  Clip bolt 3 and head up vertical rock on nice edges to the pocket rail.  Clip bolt 4 and climb the technical and sharpish holds to the anchors.

Starts on and amazing side-pull hueco just left of a low arete and proceeds up and left past a second bolt and the 1st jugs. Proceeds straight up  through a bulge transitioning to a left-leaning crack and an easy run-out to the anchors.

SHARP!   Sharp is an inadequate word to describe the holds on this route.  Pull a steepish start to some slabby moves to a steep ending on sharp rock.

Bouldery start on slopers and smooth limestone leads to sharp limestone bulge side-pulling, heel hooking, crimping, and smearing!  Surmount the crux/arete to a huge jug and then tiptoe to the top.  There are two bolts here but only one has chains.  Consider continuing up and right to Slingblade (I think?) for actual lowering chains.

 Took a guess on the rating.  Felt around 12c.  Still some crumbly cauliflower.

The Southern (north facing) wall at The Gun Club.

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Protection

Routes in Left (South) Wall