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Tom Potter's Charity SCMLC Shotgun Shoot Photos #1

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Trappers & squad leaders.

Some of the 25 odd volunteers for the 1998 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Nitro Shotgun Charity Event, needed to run the 60+ shooters through the day's shooting events.

The Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event has been running for 8 years and has raised a total of $25,405.96 for Camp Quality, Careflight, and the Maroota South Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, plus $910.00 CareFlight merchandise sold.

Raffle Prizes.

Just about everyone won a raffle prize at the end of the day in the 1998 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event.

The sum raised for the NSW Rural Fire Service - Maroota South, was $2,621.00. A tidy sum raised by such a small club.

Escaped Santa Claus.

Tom, our Club President from '91-'95, and at present is our Pistol Captain is the organiser and originator for the Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event. Each years events have been very popular and successful.

Shotgun Charity '98.
Ken Shannon,, our Club President ('96-'99) handing out the prizes to the winners.
A full days shooting (5 shots per station, 5 stations per round, 4 rounds for the day, or 100 shots per shooter). A turnout this year of about 60+ shooters. That's 6,000+ rounds fired for the day. Cake and free coffee and corn 'on the cob' supplied all day by the South Maroota Fire Brigade, with a great lunch and drinks served up by them as well. Most people camped overnight for at least one night.

BBQ.
The local McDowell family supplying the BBQ lunch for the 64 odd shooters and the 25 odd volunteers for the 1999 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event. A very good lunch.

The Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event has been running for 6 years and has raised
$15,000 for Camp Quality, Careflight, and the Maroota South Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade.

The Scorers.

The scorers Sue Scotton and Narelle Smith, for the 1999 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event without whose help and the help of 25 trappers and organisers who did not shoot, the event could not have been held.

Photo's from the 1998 SCMLC Charity Shotgun Event at the Sackville Range.

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Tom Potter's Charity SCMLC Shotgun Shoot Photos #1 Please note: The download time is estimated to be almost a minute for a 28.8 modem.

	Trappers & squad leaders. Some of the 25 odd volunteers for the 1998 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Nitro Shotgun Charity Event, needed to run the 60+ shooters through the day's shooting events. The Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event has been running for 8 years and has raised a total of $25,405.96 for Camp Quality, Careflight, and the Maroota South Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, plus $910.00 CareFlight merchandise sold.

	Raffle Prizes. Just about everyone won a raffle prize at the end of the day in the 1998 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event. The sum raised for the NSW Rural Fire Service - Maroota South, was $2,621.00. A tidy sum raised by such a small club.

	Escaped Santa Claus. Tom, our Club President from '91-'95, and at present is our Pistol Captain is the organiser and originator for the Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event. Each years events have been very popular and successful.

	Shotgun Charity '98. Ken Shannon,, our Club President ('96-'99) handing out the prizes to the winners. A full days shooting (5 shots per station, 5 stations per round, 4 rounds for the day, or 100 shots per shooter). A turnout this year of about 60+ shooters. That's 6,000+ rounds fired for the day. Cake and free coffee and corn 'on the cob' supplied all day by the South Maroota Fire Brigade, with a great lunch and drinks served up by them as well. Most people camped overnight for at least one night.

	BBQ. The local McDowell family supplying the BBQ lunch for the 64 odd shooters and the 25 odd volunteers for the 1999 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event. A very good lunch. The Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event has been running for 6 years and has raised $15,000 for Camp Quality, Careflight, and the Maroota South Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade.

	The Scorers. The scorers Sue Scotton and Narelle Smith, for the 1999 Sydney Colonial Muzzle Loading Club Nitro Shotgun Charity Event without whose help and the help of 25 trappers and organisers who did not shoot, the event could not have been held.
Photo's from the 1998 SCMLC Charity Shotgun Event at the Sackville Range.