Roll Call

**Forced Outage** · June 1st, 2006, 12:44 PM

Indiana members, give a yell!

**ironquacker** · December 10th, 2006, 03:25 PM

I live in rossiter,indiana county

**RiflesRock** · March 10th, 2007, 08:37 PM

New to this forum, coming from the heart of PA whitetail country in Tropical Shelocta, PA.

**Mtbkski** · March 13th, 2007, 07:17 PM

Welcome aboard. You should like this site. It has lots of nice people who give lots of info on. The Roll Call thing doesn't work to well for some reason.

I'm from out near Johnstown, closer to Portage. But my betterhalf is from Clymer. I was thinking about trying to get out to a IDPA shoot at the Schelocta Range. I was wondering if you have ever shot at this event or not?

I probably won't make the April Shoot, but I think I will try and make the May shoot.

Once more, welcome aboard.

**JoeWilliams** · April 17th, 2009, 08:54 AM

Originally Posted by Mtbkski

Welcome aboard. You should like this site. It has lots of nice people who give lots of info on. The Roll Call thing doesn't work to well for some reason.

I'm from out near Johnstown, closer to Portage. But my betterhalf is from Clymer. I was thinking about trying to get out to a IDPA shoot at the Schelocta Range. I was wondering if you have ever shot at this event or not?

I probably won't make the April Shoot, but I think I will try and make the May shoot.

Once more, welcome aboard.

My wife is from Portage. Family is still there.

We are in Indiana now. But it's a whole 'nother Indiana.

**Mtbkski** · March 13th, 2007, 07:28 PM

Hello Cambria County Locals and anyone nearby.

NineSeven and myself are interested in setting up a IPDA shot at the Southfork Rifle Range. This range is just outside of Beaverdale (which no one knows where that is). Lets say it is just outside of Portage, PA. About 20 minute drive from the Richland / Giestown / Johnstown Area.

If something like this would appeal to you, let us know. The more of you that are interested. The harder you will probably get us to work to try and set this up. Not putting a lot of effort if we are the only two.

Wondering what IDPA is? It stands for International Defensive Pistoal Asscoition. It is a shoot that mimics real life senerios instead of just standing and shooting bullseyes. You have to reload, move, engage targets, take cover, etc.... This is all timed and then your score added in. The IDPA only allows realistic defensive use type of gear. Stuff you would really carry on the street. No trick holsters or tricked out pistols. They are trying to keep it realistic. Need more info? Check out www.IDPA.com for rules and more info on this sport.