Military Silhouette 2024-07-20
Four dedicated shooters participated in the July match, including one female Junior shooter, Stella, who competently shot a M1A. The toughest environmental challenge wasn’t the high temperature; it was “No […]
Four dedicated shooters participated in the July match, including one female Junior shooter, Stella, who competently shot a M1A. The toughest environmental challenge wasn’t the high temperature; it was “No […]
Eleven riflemen used vintage military rifles to compete on this sunny day at the much improved Silhouette Range. Our next match will be Saturday, July 20th. (Got that, Jim?) Name […]
18 months (!) having elapsed since our last match, six shooters were most eager to knock over steel silhouette targets ranging from 110 to 547 yards using vintage military rifles […]
Arriving at the range at 7:30 A.M., the temperature was five degrees–although that didn’t deter eleven shooters from attending the last match of 2022. Tom and Erik last shot this […]
Congratulation to Russ H. for winning his first ever Mil-Sil match, besting nine other shooters and winning the shoot-off for first place. Unlike other PVGC matches, Mil-Sil employs a handicapping […]
How’s your offhand shooting? Five of six shooters found out by having to shoot at least one stage offhand, with Jim B. shooting Chickens (110 yards), Pigs (175 yards), and […]
Six shooters enjoyed pleasant weather for knocking down steel silhouette targets at 110, 175, 421, and 547 yards with vintage military rifles. Sylvan won first place shooting a M1A, Jim […]
Fourteen shooters enjoyed pleasant weather for knocking down steel silhouette targets at 110, 175, 421, and 547 yards with vintage military rifles. Mark “Ringer” Johnson placed first, closely followed by […]
Nine shooters enjoyed ideal weather for knocking down steel silhouette targets at 110, 175, 421, and 547 yards with vintage military rifles. Name Rifle(s) Chickens Turkeys Pigs Rams Total Jim […]
17 shooters participated in the first military silhouette match of 2022, with several shooters attending after years of absence. (They soon discovered that our friendly banter was omnipresent; some things […]