Indiana State Rifle and Pistol Association

Happy flag Day June 14th 2026 from ISRPA!

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The NRA congratulates MidwayUSA on 50 years of service! 🇺🇸

Larry and Brenda Potterfield's extraordinary support for the shooting sports, firearm education, and outdoor recreation has generated more than $1.2 billion for firearm safety, education, and training efforts.

The Potterfields' efforts have also helped raise more than $22 million for NRA-ILA's work to defend and advance Second Amendment rights.

Learn more about MidwayUSA's lasting impact on the shooting sports and the Second Amendment community. ⬇️

https://www.americanrifleman.org/content/a-cathartic-journey-back-to-midway-arms-the-midwayusa-foundation/

🇺🇸 THROWBACK THURSDAY 🇺🇸

After nearly 27 years, one of the longest-running legal battles impacting the firearm industry has finally come to an end.

In May 2026, the Indiana Supreme Court declined to hear the case commonly known as "Gary v. G***k," effectively ending a lawsuit that began in 1999.

Why does this matter?

✅ Helped reinforce protections for lawful firearm manufacturers under federal law.

✅ Protected the privacy of approximately 400,000 firearm transaction records from disclosure.

✅ Demonstrated what can happen when industry groups, advocates, legislators, and everyday Second Amendment supporters stay committed for the long haul.

This victory wasn't measured in months—it was measured in decades.

The fight for the Second Amendment is often a marathon, not a sprint. This case serves as a reminder that persistence, advocacy, and engagement can make a lasting impact.

Did you know this lawsuit lasted nearly 27 years?

All 27 years are documented in the issues of ISSN!

Check out the full article on our website!

https://www.isrpa.org/2026/06/after-nearly-27-years-its-finally-over/

This Throwback Thursday we are throwing it back to 1987!

ISRPA archive article highlighting Jim Marsh's accomplishments at the National Junior Pistol Championship at Camp Perry.

Jim and the Marsh family's dedication to competitive shooting helped shape Indiana's shooting community for decades.

📖 Can you find Jim Marsh Daniel Boone Gun Club in our archives?

Head out this weekend to the Jim Marsh Memorial 2700 Match this weekend!

Have some memories you’d love to share… post your memories in the comments!

https://m.signupgenius.com/ #!/showSignUp/10C0D49A9A82CABFEC34-63643595-jimmarsh?useFullSite=false

to one of Indiana’s most recognizable competitive shooting families — “Team Beaver.”

Over 24 years, FOUR members of the Beaver family earned their Distinguished Rifleman Badges:
🏅 Philip Beaver — 2006
🏅 Matthew Beaver — 2014
🏅 Andrew Beaver — 2024
🏅 Meghann Beaver — 2025

The article mentions State Championships, Junior Championships, Camp Perry appearances, and even National Records… which got us thinking 👀

Drop your guesses in the comments!
❓ How many State Championships did Team Beaver win?
❓ How many Junior titles?
❓ What National Records were set?
❓ What’s your favorite memory of seeing them compete?

Indiana shooting sports history is built by families, volunteers, competitors, and the community that supports them — and we’d love to hear your stories! Send us DM if you want featured throughout out Throwback Thursday series!

Today, we remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country. 🇺🇸

Their courage, dedication, and love for this nation will never be forgotten. As we spend time with family and friends this Memorial Day, may we also pause to honor those who gave everything to protect the freedoms we hold dear.

— From all of us at the ISRPA 🇺🇸

Climb aboard the Wayback Machine with ISRPA for Throwback Thursday!

For 60 years, the Indiana State Rifle & Pistol Association has been on the forefront of Indiana Shooting Sports, hosting matches, competing, supporting Champions!

For 37 years that legacy of marksmanship, competition, education, and Second Amendment advocacy across Indiana was documented in the pages of the Indiana Shooting Sports News quarterly magazine.

All that history is now being brought back to life. From archived match results to decades of stories, photos, and accomplishments— all those decades of ISRPA history that showcase the people and moments that helped shape the association into what it is today have been digitized and are being made available on the ISRPA website!

The ISRPA “60 Years Strong” campaign will celebrate those memories, milestones, and the members who made them possible. The ISRPA Hall of Fame will be featured at the Family Day on the Range event October 3, 2026 at the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association faclities in Friendship Indiana!

We need YOUR help!
🏆 Are you part of ISRPA Hall of Fame history? Your Dad, Grandpa, maybe your Grandma?
Whether you competed, volunteered, coached, served, or supported along the way — tell us YOUR story! You may find yourself - maybe your whole family - in the ISRPA Hall of Fame!

www.isrpa.org

To the moms & mother figures who handle chaos, carry the team, and still remind everyone about safety rules — we salute you today. 💪🌷

Thank you for your strength, sacrifice, and unwavering support for your families and communities.

Happy Mother’s Day from ISRPA! 🇺🇸