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Reade Junior Team High Power Team Announcement Here is a link to download a pdf of the announcement.

Team Meeting Thursday - March 30, 2017 @ 6:00 PM Papa Rock's Pizza Pub 4512 Broadway Blvd. (PA Route 130) in the Haymaker Village Plaza; Monroeville, PA 15146 Phone: (412) 856-6441 www.paparocks.com; In the Banquet Room

New and Prospective Junior High Power Shooters with their Parents and/or Adult Sponsors are invited to attend this meeting. 

The Reade Junior Team High Power Team of the Western Pennsylvania .30 Caliber League, Inc. will hold a Team meeting on Thursday Evening @ 6:00 PM, March 30, 2017 in Monroeville, PA at the Papa Rocks Pizza Pub. All Parent and/or Adult Sponsors of the current Junior Team Members are requested to attend. The Junior Shooters are also welcomed.

New and Prospective Junior High Power Shooters with their Parents and/or Adult Sponsors are invited to attend this meeting.

Meeting Location: Papa Rock's Pizza Pub (In the Banquet Room)

Address: 4512 Broadway Blvd. (PA Route 130) in the Haymaker Village Plaza; Monroeville, PA 15146

Time: March 30, 2017 @ 6:00 PM

Phone #: (412) 856-6441

Notes: Food/Refreshments will be available at your own expense.

Agenda: The Purpose of the meeting is to discuss; the activities for this year’s high power shooting season; add new members/shooters; Treasurers Report, fund raising ideas; team membership benefits; Camp Perry week lessons learned; and the Reade Junior Team affiliation with Pennsylvania Rifle & Pistol Association Junior High Power Activities.

If any interested Juniors and Parents and/or Adult Sponsors who wish to attend or require additional information, please contact one of the members of the Reade Junior High Power Team Executive Committee below:

Director: Curt Horomanski; Phone Number: 412-372-8543; Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Coordinator: Scott Thomas; Phone Number: 412-897-0488; Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Secretary: Dick Graw; Phone Number: 878-847-9053; Email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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We have adjusted the range schedule for the EIC dates, as well as a change to a May Benchrest date. Other dates may have been impacted. Please refer to the current version, dated February 12th and adjust your personal calendars accordingly.  We hope this is the last schedule tweak.

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Note that the Remington Open Long Range Regional program has been updated.  We prefer that you send your registration to:

Tom Ferraro
125 Equine Ln.
Butler, PA 16002

If you have sent yours already, that is OK.

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Here are links to EIC and regional programs.  They are also available under the Match Information & Planning menu item.

Use this link to download the April 2017 EIC match Program

Use this link to download the September 2017 EIC match Program

Use this link to download the 2017 Remington Open Program

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I have had several inquiries since the announced purchase of ten HEXTA electronic targets by Reade Rifle range. I wish to take a moment to give an overview of how we came to this decision and the testing that was done at the range in early December 2016.

 

An agreement was made in early October after our leagues annual business meeting to research the possibility of electronic scoring system for the range. Scott Thomas and few other members took the responsibility to analyze different scoring systems. Several members, including myself, had fired on the systems prominent here in the US. I did not experience any issues with the system that I had used, however many who we spoke with reluctantly complained of troubles at matches they had attended. I say reluctantly because no one came out and trashed the systems they fired on. There were only complaints of missed shots, systems shutting down, lap tops and tablets going dead, and not being able to see the scoring devices. After nearly two months of research Scott had come to the conclusion that electronic systems available were not reliable enough for the range to make the investment. At this point I gave Scott a business card given to me by Rick Ratzlaff of goballistic. Rick and I had spoken briefly at the Southwest Nationals earlier that year and at that time his system seemed to be to expensive compared to the others that were available. Scott contacted Rick and after some conversation, and a skype call with the target manufacturer in Australia, we decided the HEX system had more to offer than other target systems and we wanted some testing.