Match Director
Mark S. at swierczekml@gmail.com
Match Description
A relay of shooters engages the five animal silhouettes at each distance and then rotates to the next station and repeats until all four stations/distances have been completed. More details are in the Course of Fire section below.
Where
SLSC Rifle Range: Directions to SLSC and map of SLSC Grounds
When
Cost
Equipment Needed:
Course of Fire Details
Targets are NRA Hunter Pistol targets and are designed to fall with a medium to light load. Any load producing a muzzle energy of 175 ft-lb at 100 yards should be adequate.
Targets are shot from the standing position with no artificial support.
Targets are shot in order and the shooter is limited to five shots for each string. No extra shots are allowed.
Each string of 5 targets must be completed in 30 minutes.
After all 5 targets at a given distance have been engaged, the shooter will rotate to the next station and repeat until all four distances have been completed.
No sighting shots are permitted during the match.
Silhouette targets may be replaced with paper targets at selected matches at the match director's discretion.
Scoring
A target knocked over counts as one point with a maximum of 20 points per match.
A turned or nicked target does not count for score. The target must fall off the stand to be scored.
Target dimensions are as noted below.
ResultsSanner’s Lake Black Powder Silhouette Match Report – October 2026 Two shooters ditched their household chores on a beautifully crisp fall Friday morning and made it to the Sanner’s Lake Rifle Range to launch lead at the October Black Powder Silhouette Match. And as usual, good weather resulted in good scores as both competitors scored solidly into double digits, with both shooters managing to knock down four out of five targets at least once (i.e., no pin for you!). When the smoke finally cleared, it was Emory Johnson taking the win with 13 targets knocked down. Nice job! Match Results:
Notes: 5 targets at each distance, 20 targets total. Ties are broken by the highest score on the most difficult targets, in order: turkeys, rams, chickens, then pigs. This was the last black powder match of the year at Sanner’s Lake—keep an eye on the club calendar for next year’s match schedule, and in the meantime, keep your powder dry!
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