Matters of concern to members of the Santa Cruz Muzzleloaders, its friends, and the curious.
Friday, May 1, 2015
Railroad Flat Results
Sunday wrapped-up another great rendezvous at Railroad Flat. The turn-out was very good this year and SCML was well represented.
Lots of good shooting on Friday and while overnight showers persisted into Saturday, there was still some good scoring happening. Of course, the rain on Saturday seems to become more fierce every time the tale is told. Nonetheless, the club managed our trademark potluck despite the ravages of weather.
Sunday had SCML and its friends still on the firing as well as worrying logs with hawk & knife. There's not a moment to spare at rendezvous.
Thankfully, JoAnn was able to chronicle how SCML members and friends did when all the scores were tallied.
Be ready to mark your calendars! Railroad Flat puts on a Trailwalk Walk Rendezvous in October. See you there!
Tuesday, April 21, 2015
Monday, April 20, 2015
California state championships and NMLRA Territorials
The state championships and Territorials will be held May 9 through May 13 on range 11 at the Sacramento Valley Shooting center, 15501 Meiss rd, Sloughouse, Ca. Whether your muzzleloader is a TC, a Lyman, or the $160,000 John Armstrong original that Stan was talking about at Whislers on Saturday, there are matches for you. We include almost all of the paper target matches from the territorial program (check the NMLRA website for details.) The state program includes lots more variety. If it loads from the muzzle, bring it on and we'll find an aggregate for it. If you need any more information, call me.
Alan
Alan
Sunday, April 19, 2015
Railroad Flat Spring Rendezvous 2015
Our sister club, Mt. Ranch Muzzleloaders, hosts two rendezvous a year that has enjoyed strong attendence from SCML members. Join the gang!
Sunday, April 5, 2015
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Former SCML member Alan Giardina relocated to Missouri. It didn't take him long to find a group to shoot with, Barren Fork Traditional Muzzleloaders. Alan sent this email and photo.
Joined a muzzleloading club Saturday and attended my first shoot. Shot four matches. One at 25 yards, two at 50 and one at 100. Very nice facility. Can shoot targets out to 100 yards ( took the second place ribbon in that match ). The loading and shooting line is all covered so you can shoot in the shade and rain doesn't slow you down, it rains a lot here. Anyway, nice friendly people much like Scott's Valley. Some pretty good shots also, kinda like Scott's Valley, if you don't shoot at least a 48 you're not going to place. Shot a 47 3X my first match and didn't place, just like shooting with you. Please tell everyone hello and will lobby for a postal match in the future.
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