Schedule:
8:30 a.m. Registration and warm up
10 a.m. Shooting will begin promptly
Cost: $150 per person, breakfast & lunch included / $25 non-shooter lunch
Winners will be determined by the Lewis Class system. Chinese Auction, 50/50 and more! Registration deadline is August 30, 2019. For more information, call Jeff at 724-396-8001.
Shooters must provide their own ammunition. All proceeds benefit the Masonic Temple/Masonic Library and Museum of Pennsylvania. Sponsorships are tax deductible.
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