Last Saturday, David Read and I shot a field target match hosted by the Largo Salado (Dry Lake) Field Target Club. The club’s spark plug is Chris Ruano, and he did a wonderful job setting up and running the match. Dave and I drove down from Pocatello, Idaho the morning of the match and it was well worth the 2 ½ hour drive, and the Salt Lake traffic, to get there.
Largo Salado is a new club, 2024 is their second year. They have come a long way from start up to the quality match that we saw. They will close for the winter, it gets cold here, but if you are with in striking distance of the Salt Lake airport you owe it to yourself to take in one of their matches next year. I know I will. There are a few targets with which I have a score to settle.
The Largo Salado Field Target Club held the match at the Lee Kay Public Shooting Range. Lee Kay is new and operated by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. It is so new that it does not show up on many satellite photos. So, go to their site to have a good look.
Ron
Largo Salado is a new club, 2024 is their second year. They have come a long way from start up to the quality match that we saw. They will close for the winter, it gets cold here, but if you are with in striking distance of the Salt Lake airport you owe it to yourself to take in one of their matches next year. I know I will. There are a few targets with which I have a score to settle.
The Largo Salado Field Target Club held the match at the Lee Kay Public Shooting Range. Lee Kay is new and operated by the Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. It is so new that it does not show up on many satellite photos. So, go to their site to have a good look.
Ron
