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Upcoming Events
- May 5 @ 8:00 am—5:00 pm EDT
Pistol 100 (Basic Pistol) – One Day (Seelyville, IN)
Lost Creek Conservation Club1-day Pistol 100 (Basic Pistol) event at Lost Creek Conservation Club near Terre Haute, IN. - May 13 @ 8:00 am—5:00 pm EDT
Save the Date!
Clark County Shooting ParkSave the date for an event at Clark County Shooting Complex 100 yard bay — we’re buildin... - May 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. - May 20 @ 8:00 am—5:00 pm EDT
Ladies-Only Pistol 100 (Basic Pistol) – One Day (Indianapolis, IN)
Marion County Fish & Game1-day Ladies Only Pistol 100 (Basic Pistol) event at Marion County Fish & Game near Indianapolis, IN...
Recent News
- Apr 24 2018in History
On This Day: A Second Copy of the Declaration of Independence Discovered
On April 24th, 2017 a second copy of the Declaration of Independence was discovered in Chichester, England. The copy is believed to have been commissioned by Charles Lennox, Third Duke of Richmond: “Richmond was a strong critic of Lord North’s American policy. In December 1775, he declared in the House of Lords that the resistance... - Apr 23 2018in After Action Report (AAR)
Student Reviews (Las Vegas, NV — Apr 14, 2018)
Last week we wrote an after action report for a recent Patriot’s Day event. We wanted to share some student feedback from the post-event surveys: “Excellent class! I would highly recommend this to anyone who really would like to sharpen their rifle shooting skills.” “This was an awesome course for beginners. Each volunteer ... - Apr 21 2018in History
August 8, 1754 : “The Kings Mountain Messenger” was Born
On this day 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 area. In 1769 Joseph, his father and brothers were among 40 men who would defend Fort Watauga – he had just turned 15. Later he would serve under Col. John Sevier during the... - Apr 21 2018in History
April is National Poetry Month: Michael B., Hingham, MA
Poetry is about questioning, sometimes addressing the concerns of current society while reflecting on the moments that crafted our History. As a contemporary Teen Poet (2010) Mr. Hingham discusses an issue we all should address – what was the cost and are we truly living a version of the Vision? Or have we regressed to...
Featured Posts
Read more +23 March 2018 By Sharon Sabo in HistoryOn This Day: Patrick Henry
If you’ve only heard the last line, Patrick Henry’s speech to the Virginia legislature on March 23rd, 1775 is worth reading in it’s entirety. Henry spoke as a delegate to the Second Virginia Convention at St. John’s Episcopal Church in the town of Richmond on that day. The convention was debating whether to include language
Read more +06 July 2015 By Dave Goodrich in MRM MondayDave’s Corner: Road to Revolution
War is not a life: it is a situation, one which may neither be ignored nor accepted. —T.S. Elliot How did our revolution of minds and hearts become a revolution of muskets and bayonets? Were we wanting of it? Many would say the American Revolution was a calculated affair, a carefully orchestrated dance of politics
Read more +01 November 2016 By Chris Seidler in History, Hits CountHits Count: Connecting with American Marksmanship Heritage
When you participate in a Revere’s Riders marksmanship clinic or match, you’re connecting with the heritage of American marksman going back for a century. At each Revere’s Riders marksmanship clinic or match, participants typically have a chance to challenge a skills test. Our skills tests are all based on elements of classic American courses of
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.