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We would like to thank more returning sponsors for their support.

I refuse to use them, but your best option might be to find a State Game Lands range, then find a cabin neaby. This Game Commission website page has a link you can follow to get the $30 permit. It also has a list of all ranges, and a link to the range rules.

If all you wanted was a carbon filter, you could have saved a ton of money, and just bought a Brita......

You can get reverse osmosis systems at Lowes. They have one under $200, although I think the Krystal unit, at $235 is probably worth the extra money.

We would like to thank the following sponsors for their continued support of our match. Snap-On Tools dealer Pete Siegenthaler

We don't have an online donation set up. You can mail a check, payable to "The Prayer Child Foundation" to the registration address on the match application. Thank you for the donation. Along with my wife, I've personally delivered a couple checks from the Prayer Child Foundation to local families and can tell just from the look on their faces how much it means to them.

Lewistown Pistol Club is proud to announce that registration is now open for the 2015 Think of the Children benefit match at Lewistown Pistol Club. The match will be a 10 stage, 139 round Tier 2 IDPA match, held the weekend of April 24-26. As you may remember, this match is held to raise funds for The Prayer Child Foundation a 501©(3) organization. Click here to visit the match page where you can find more details and the registration form. Looking forward to seeing you there. If you wish to help us raise money for the foundation, but can't attend the match, you may mail a check or money order, payable to "The Prayer Child Foundation" to the address on the match application.

A registration list is available on the club's website. It gets updated as registrations come in and includes squad information, division/classification of each shooter, and any special categories like Lady, Law, Senior, etc. If you have registered for the match, please check to ensure you are listed, and your information is correct. If you're classified in multiple divisions and are trying to decide which one to compete in, check this list to see how many people are in each of the divisions you're interested in.

The Lewistown Pistol Club is proudly hosting the 4th annual Patriot Match. This is scheduled as a Tier 2 IDPA match. It will be 15 stages, approximately 133 rounds. It will be held over the October 17-19 weekend. Friday will be staff only. Saturday will have a morning and an afternoon session, and Sunday will have a morning session. Each session will have space for 40 competitors. Entry fee is $85. Lunch will be provided. Registration is NOW OPEN. A full list of sponsors, and copy of the registration form is available on the club website.

If anyone is interested, we still have some openings for this match.

October 5th, 2014 8 Stages of Rimfire Steel Shooting to be held at our Lewistown Facility on Sunday, October 5th. Both a morning (8AM) and afternoon (1PM) sessions are available for a total of 80 shooters. Staff to shoot on Saturday the 4th. This is a great opportunity to get involved in the family friendly sport of competitive shooting. Each stage will consist of 5 strings of fire at 5 steel targets. Your score will be the combined time minus your slowest run plus any penalties. The only required equipment is hearing and eye protection, pistol and rifle with separate cases, and ammunition. Multiple (5) magazines for each gun strongly suggested. Match fee is $50 and includes Lunch, match tee shirt, and door bag with prizes from supporting vendors. Trophies will be awarded for top performers. 25 Ridge Runner Lane Lewistown, PA 17044 www.lewistownpistolclub.com Registration deadline for shirts is 8/16/14, after that date registration is welcome but will not include a shirt. Email Dave Albeck for registration form or any questions, forms can also be pulled from our website. Checks made out to Lewistown Pistol Club please. Afternoon spots are getting close to full, please email me in advance or consider the morning session if possible. [email protected]

I wanted to thank everyone who supported the match. We once again had a fun match, with great weather. With the help of our competitors, sponsors and others, we were able raise just over $3000 for the Prayer Child Foundation. I'm looking forward to doing this again next year. I hope you can join us then.

I'm glad you enjoyed the match, makes all the hard work worth it. I'm still waiting to get a couple final donations and expenses figured out, but I hope to soon know the amount we're going to be able to donate to the Prayer Child Foundation. Once that's over, and we get some work done for this year's Patriot match, I want to start planning next year's benefit match. I have a couple ideas already for things I want to try differently and I hope to draw some more local businesses in as sponsors.

We'd like to thank the Lake dealerships for sponsoring the match.

I had a similar situation, they were calling a work provided cell phone, asking for someone I'd never heard of. After a few times telling them this was a company provided cell and I was not the person they were asking for, I decided to save the number to my contact list (under a**holes) that way I knew who it was and could ignore the call when busy, and play games with them when bored. I'd answer the call by asking them in John was there (that one always seemed to completely baffle the person calling), or simply saying things like "Not the brightest crayon in the box, are we? When I was having an especially bad day, I'd stop by a pay phone and call them...... (it was an 800 number) Those conversations often were ones that can't be repeated in a family friendly environment......They eventually got the point that they were getting nowhere and quit calling. Granted, in my case it was only a call or two a day, not constant calls tying up a line. But hey, if you can't get them to quit calling, at least make a game of it and have some fun with them.

We'd like to thank several new match sponsors.

We would like to thank Gun Goddess for sponsoring the match again this year.

We'd like to thank UniqueTek for returning as a match sponsor this year.

We'd like to thank Hornady for sponsoring the match.

We'd like to thank Armadillo Concealment for their sponsorship of the match.

We'd like to thank Dan Pierce's Outdoor Shop for sponsoring the match.

We would like to thank Charter Arms. Their generous sponsorship offer will allow us to have two of their revolvers as door prizes for the match. We'd also like to thank Shooter's Connection and Springfield Armory returning as match sponsors.

We'd like to thank Columbia River Knife and Tool for sponsoring the match.

We would like to thank Brownells for returning as a match sponsor.

We would like to thank central PA Snap-On Tools dealer Pete Siegenthaler and Starline Brass for sponsoring the match.