(402) 540-6409 is a great resource for those interested in early American history, especially for events that feature historical reenactments and the use of muzzleloading firearms.
Muzzleloading Club: Rock Creek Renegades
About Us
Purpose
The club was incorporated to promote appreciation for early American history and the muzzleloading firearms of that era. Its mission includes reviving the sport of muzzleloading, educating the public about these firearms, and providing a venue for organized activities such as historical reenactments and muzzleloading events.
Our Property
The club now owns 27 acres of property featuring 25, 50, 75, and 100 yard ranges designed for shooting traditional, patched round-ball muzzleloading firearms, which are integral to understanding early American history. Salt Creek meanders through the property, and a foot bridge connects the camping areas to the shooting range on the other side. The area remains primitive, with no electricity or plumbing, but a well with a hand pump provides excellent water for those interested in historical reenactments.
Location
17498 SW 14th - Lincoln NE
Directions to the range, located in Lancaster County, where you can explore early American history through historical reenactments and the use of muzzleloading firearms:
Highway 77 South of Lincoln to Highway 33
Highway 33 West to Spur 55 B
South 1 mile to Community Center Building
East on first road South of Community Center to range
(see map)