These events are open to members and non-members.
Unless otherwise noted, preregistration at these events is required.
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In this course you will learn how, why, and when to use pepper spray in various situations. What are the physical and physiological effects pepper spray has on individuals. How to deploy pepper spray utilizing a variety of delivery systems. Laws pertaining to possession.
In this class, students will learn everything they need to know about handguns including their components and function, ammunition, factors to consider when selecting a handgun, and defensive shooting considerations along with proper stance, grip, and aiming techniques. This class does not include range time, but students will get to practice stance and grip with inert training handguns while in the classroom.
The level 1 class teaches the proper use and operation of the AR-15 rifle, maintaining kinesthetic alignment while establishing 4 points of contact with the rifle, understanding and applying mechanical offset, emergency and tactical reloads, and balancing speed and precision while shooting.
AR-15 Fundamentals 1 is a required prerequisite for this class. New concepts are introduced such as developing shot cadence, bringing defensive context into your training along while building a standard defensive response, and learning to clear type 1, type 2, and type 3 malfunctions.
What is a Woods Walk? It is an easy walking, through-the-woods course with 20 steel reactive targets at ranges varying from 15 to 85 yards. It is shot strictly for fun; the only prizes are “bragging rights”. You will need enough supplies to fire 20 shots.
Recommended firearm for Woods Walk use: Flintlock or Percussion long gun rifled or smoothbore, with open sights, using black powder, and patched round balls.
$10.00 per shooter. Ages under 18 shoot for free. Spectators are welcome.
Registration opens at 11:30 AM, and the Woods Walk begins promptly at Noon. The Woods Walk will normally end by 3 PM. There is no food available at these events, so please eat lunch before attending.
Preregistration is not required for this event.
For full details and the complete schedule, click: 2025 - 2026 Woods Walk Schedule
Unless otherwise noted, preregistration at these events is required.
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Our Fun Pistol and Carbine Shoots consist of three events. We have a BASICS Fun Pistol Shoot, a Fun Pistol Shoot, and a Fun Carbine Shoot. The Basics is an introductory event designed to introduce participants to the more advanced regular Pistol Shoot. All three events consist of challenging scenarios that usually involve a variety of steel targets. The Carbine Shoot is similar but allows the use of pistol-caliber rifles.
In this course you will learn how, why, and when to use pepper spray in various situations. What are the physical and physiological effects pepper spray has on individuals. How to deploy pepper spray utilizing a variety of delivery systems. Laws pertaining to possession.
Trap Shoots are held April through October on the last Friday of the month. Open to all skill levels.
Preregistration not required.
Black Powder shoots are held on our Woods Walk range from October through April. Anyone with an interest in Black Powder shooting is encouraged to attend.
Preregistration not required.
Participants will learn essential safety points and how to quickly draw concealed firearms from various clothing. The focus is on reactionary performance in a stressful situation. The class time is spent in the classroom and on the firing range.
We are part of the national CMP organization and offer shoots based on their protocol. These events are open to anyone to shoot military style firearms from standing, prone, and sitting positions.
Preregistration not required.
Women’s self-defense training aims to arm women with the skills to avoid, interrupt and resist assault. By investing in self-defense training, women equip themselves with invaluable skills and techniques that can have a profound impact on their lives.
Handgun Fundamentals is for beginners and those who have never had formal handgun instruction. This course will provide students with a foundation to confidently handle and operate a handgun. The course culminates in a range session for students to try out their new skills.
This program addresses Chapter Five of the PA Crimes Code, Rules of Criminal Procedure, Rules of Evidence and how it relates to the use of physical force up to and including deadly force when we have to defend ourselves, others, home, property, vehicles, and public places.
Low Light Shoots challenge the participant to make accurate shots in poor lighting by using techniques and equipment to enhance accuracy.
Low-light shoots are scheduled Spring and early Summer when days are longer. The Night Shoots are scheduled during months with early darkness.
Learning to stop the bleed is a lifesaving skill. The number 1 cause of preventable death after injury is bleeding. With 3 quick actions, you can be trained and empowered to save a life.
This class is scheduled annually, usually in January.
This program, scheduled in April or May, introduces women to shooting and archery sports in a safe, low-pressure environment. Participants will try .22 rifles and pistols, 20-gauge shotguns, and archery.
The Silhouette Shoot is a ten-target shooting event using steel targets. Optics are permitted.
Whether you’re a first-time gun owner or “grew up around them,” no one is exempt; the safe handling, storage, teaching children on the dangers of firearms, and use of firearms is your responsibility.
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