Very well said Jerry!

I know it was not intentional to leave the ladies out... it's just force of habit.
But I live it every day. I have a wonderful wife who enjoys being with all of our shooting friends. I have two daughters who were brought up in a family of shooters and hunters and I have three granddaughters who are exposed to this lifestyle.

It would be really cool to see a girl win her class.





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Years ago- when I shot a lot of black powder- our club had a kid's event at the annual rendezvous. They shot a flintlock, threw a tomahawk and a knife and some archery targets. One year a young girl, who happened to be a direct descendent of a prominent early settler ran away with the score. The club was thrilled

So was she. First prize each year was an incredible hand built flintlock, with bag and horn She shot that proudly in the monthly matches afterwards

Sorry guys did not mean to leave the ladies out, you are right a lot of gals like to shoot and are good at it, gary

When and where is the Youth shoot?

George, it will be held on Saturday, April 28th at 1:30 on the five-stand field.

Bring your camera and your reporter's note pad - I need pictures and a full report, names, scores, etc.

Thanks, Dean





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Let’s see who can bring the earliest made gun and who can bring the latest gun of the first 25 years.

I have several I am bringing

Would you like to see the two guns that bridge the no dolls head to first known dolls head top action hammer? They are listed in guns found in PP.

I'm bringing S/N 63, a backaction 14ga. straight grip with Laminated barrels.

Those would be great additions.