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If you’re curious about firearms, whether for personal defense or to learn a new sport, Women On Target® is the perfect place to start. These instructional shooting clinics are designed to teach you firearm safety and the fundamentals of marksmanship, giving you the confidence you need to safely handle and operate a firearm upon completion. Women On Target® clinics are available only to women — it’s a safe and friendly environment whether you’re picking up a gun for the very first time or are just brushing off some dust and need a little refresher. You’ll immediately feel at ease and will be provided with a hands-on, one-of-a-kind experience. No experience or equipment is necessary to participate.

You will be supervised by a NRA Certified Instructor and NRA Range Officers. Clinic includes firearm, ammunition, and safety equipment. You may bring your own firearm. Lunch will be provided by Topton Fish and Game Assn. We suggest that you bring a lawn chair to be comfortable during range relays.

In the event of inclement weather please contact the instructor 484-793-9211.

Flyer: Women On Target Topton

Cost: $55

Registration Link: https://www.nrainstructors.org/CourseDetails.aspx?Courseid=844657

Everyone did such a great job cleaning up the club. The rain was of no help, but our volunteers got it done. The photos don’t do justice to the amount of work put in.

Special thanks to our incredible volunteers

• Austin Chappelear
• Brandon Duda
• Arielle Walbert
• John Schmehl
• Dave Stephens

We tore down the shed behind the out house. Austin rolled the shed into the dumpster. It would have made a great photo! Austin, Brandon, Arielle, John and Dave all assisted in the endeavor.

Austin and Brandon blew out all the leaves.

We totally emptised and reoganized the trailer at the small sheet at Pit 1. Arielle was a fantastic leader assisted by Jack Mueller, John Schmehl and Dave Stephens.

Kurt Dyer spent all Sunday weed-wacking all the brush on all the ranges.

Rob Horodydki showed up to shoot, even though the ranges were closed. He was a great trooper and straightened out the ruts in the grass.

Bruce Kriebel spent all Saturday in the big shed, eliminating single barrels and making double barrels.

Phil and his wife spent all day clearing brush.

Also, Barry Hall, Cody, and Matt did a lot of brush removal.

Also, thanks to our President, Dave Moyer for his help and contributions.

Huge thanks to all who helped. Being a non-profit club means we depend greatly on the help of our gracious volunteers. There are always volunteer opportunities. Reach out if you’re interested in helping or want to be added to our email list.