Schuylkill County Members: Roll Call

[Mteague09]

Another schuylkill shooter from pottsville/minersville. I frequent the burma range, but have a few other spots to go to.

Gotta love free shootin.

[1delta10tango]

I'm The FNG. My AO is St. Clair & surrounding areas. Fire up "Da Burma" often.

[fxt]

new member here.

living in the farming village of zion grove

[ungawa]

I'm The FNG. My AO is St. Clair & surrounding areas. Fire up "Da Burma" often.

Cool. I was up there yesterday.

[run silent run deep]

Boy for small Zions Grove you are well represented on this forum. Welcome from Gordon.

[Wet01]

As a former Pine Grover, just stopping in to say Yo Butt! The range at the Burma was secondary to me lately because I was up there in my Jeep having fun. But I have a Sig that needs range time so it might be time to back up da mountain and into da woods. Might even stop by the hosey before heading back to Amish land.

[bobcat213]

Here's you chance to prove to the rest of the state that we coal-regioners actually do know how to form full sentences.

I'm currently residing in Shenandoah Heights. Shoot regularly at a "free range" on the "Burma Road" outside St. Clair and Tulpehocken Rifle & Pistol Club.


Let's hear it for pierogies, Yuengling, and strip mines!

yes im from minersville and i agree,Bobbie

[1delta10tango]

Butch, Give me a holler. I'll help clean up the Burma shooting range.

[deerhunter80]

Hello Everyone, New to the forum..

I live in Saint Clair, and i am the son of butch k on here. I don't do as much shooting as he does, though i am trying to get him involved into the ag's (air guns).

I have recently been up to the burma, i was up shooting a 20 yard target with my airgun.

I do however hunt, and do some shooting as well, just not alot.

[NikeBauer21]

To 1Delta10Tango, I am in the process of building (3) target stands for the Burma. When I get them built, do you know anyone that would paint them? They are going to be manufactured from square steel tubing and can be taken apart for travel. I am designing them to be heavy enough not to be stolen for scrap metal but either I can or someone can transport them for paint and to the Burma. As I am doing the design, I am thinking to make them large enough for a 4X4 sheet of plywood as a backer to attach the targets. These are still in the design stages but very close to manufacture. I mainly work with aluminum, but I do not want them stolen for scrap aluminum prices, so I am going with steel. Butch K

In all honesty, if it's steel, and all you're going to do is paint them, either take a spray can to them yourself, (or you can go high end and get them powder coated). They're going to get chipped and damaged anyway, so instead of paying someone to paint it, you can do just as good yourself.