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Listen my children and you shall hear, of the midnight ride of Paul Revere... But you've never heard it told like this!
Upcoming Events
- Aug 19 @ 8:30 am—3:30 pm EDT
Rifle 125 (Basic Rifle) – One Day (Audubon, PA)
Lower Providence Rod & Gun Club1-day Basic Rifle event at Lower Providence Rod and Gun Club near Philadelphia PA. - Sep 8 @ 8:00 am—5:00 pm EDT
Rifle Qualification “Grinder” — One Day (Seelyville, IN)
Lost Creek Conservation ClubRifle Qualification "Grinder" at Lost Creek Conservation Club near Terre Haute, IN. - Sep 15 @ 8:30 am—3:30 pm EDT
Rifle 125 (Basic Rifle) – One Day (Audubon, PA)
Lower Providence Rod & Gun Club1-day Basic Rifle event at Lower Providence Rod and Gun Club near Philadelphia PA. - Sep 22 @ 8:00 am—Sep 23 @ 5:00 pm EDT
Rifle 125 (Basic Rifle) – Two Day (Bedford, IN)
The Bedford Contingent2-day Rifle 125 (Basic Rifle) event at The Bedford Contingent near Bedford, IN.
Recent News
- Aug 15 2018in After Action Report (AAR)
AAR: Battle Road Biathlon Test Event
Several historic events for Revere’s Riders as an organization occurred on August 4th, 2018: the first Battle Road Biathlon℠ (combined athletic/shooting event), the first event at Kentucky’s newest venue, a private farm near Willisburg, KY, and the debut appearance of our new reactive target system. Battle Road Biathlon is the cre... - Aug 08 2018in History
On This Day : “The Kings Mountain Messenger” was Born
On this day, August 8th, 1754 in Philadelphia, PA, Joseph Greer was born. One of eleven children, his family would move to the frontier of Staunton, Virginia and later the Watauga River area of Tennessee. In 1769 Joseph, his father and brothers were among 40 men who would defend Fort Watauga from more than 300 Indians—he had just turned 15. During... - Aug 07 2018in History
On This Day: George Washington Creates Three Military Honors
In his General Orders of August 7, 1782 issued from his headquarters in Newburgh, New York, George Washington decreed the creation of two Honorary Badges of Distinction and a Badge of Military Merit. Previous custom was to only present military honors to the high-ranking officers of victorious forces rather than honoring individual soldiers. Of the... - Aug 04 2018in RR in the News, Shooting Sports
Revere’s Riders Instructors Compete at 2018 Bluegrass State Games
Jeannie Redicker (“Rayne”) and Kevin Fitzgerald (“Unbridled Liberty“) participated in the Smallbore Rifle matches at the 2018 Bluegrass State Games held in July. It was their 3rd and 4th straight years, respectively, at the competition. For the 3rd straight year, Jeannie and Kevin swept the Smallbore event medals. Kevin...
Featured Posts
Read more +29 June 2015 in MRM MondayDave’s Corner: Revolution Defined
A revolution? What is that, precisely? We hear about the revolution all the time, but what we are really hearing about is the Revolutionary War. The shooting part. That is what is in the history books and the lessons we learned in school. The men and women of the time thought of the Revolutionary War and the
Read more +04 May 2018 in HistoryOn This Day: Colonel Israel Angell
On this day, May 4th, 1918, the relocated graves of Colonel Israel Agnell and his first wife, Martha, were dedicated at a ceremony in Providence, Rhode Island. Israel Agnell was born on August 24th, 1740 to Oliver and Naomi Agnell in Providence, Rhode Island and was a fifth generation descendant of one of the original settlers
Read more +09 July 2018 in HistoryOn This Day: First Public Reading of the Declaration of Independence
On July 9, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was read for the first time in New York in front of George Washington and his troops. In reaction to what had been read, soldiers and citizens went to Bowling Green, a park in Manhattan, where a lead statue of King George III on horseback stood. The
Testimonials
I thoroughly enjoyed myself! And, despite sore elbows and knees, I was grinning ear to ear after each day.
The generosity of spirit and the way my boys were drawn-in, encouraged and included by every volunteer and participant was nothing short of amazing !!!
I am fairly new to this whole world, and I'll be honest that I was nervous about coming out to an event like this with people we don't know. I am so glad that we took the plunge and did it though - every single person there was patient with us newbies and encouraging even though we were starting at zero. I cannot say enough how impressed I was with the instructors who went above and beyond to teach us one step after another.
The atmosphere at the Bedford Contingent makes me want to go back every weekend...These folks have put together a top notch experience...I highly recommend this program to anyone regardless of your shooting experience.
2 days of solid never-ending fun.