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By Nick Hromiak

Firearms enthusiasts can shoot fully automatic and suppressed weapons at Shooters Gauntlet this weekend

6/1/2017

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PictureIf you'd like to shoot a .50 caliber rifle you can at this weekends Shooters Gauntlet. Contributed photo

20mm Oerlikon, M2HB, and a Minigun are just a few of the machine guns making their way to PA for the 2nd annual Stone Mountain Machine Gun Shoot June 3-4.

More than 40 machine guns will shake the grounds of The Shooter’s Gauntlet, site of the 2nd Annual Stone Mountain Machine Gun Shoot, as machine gunners from across the Northeast come together to share their love for belt fed guns and freedom. Attendees will have the chance to shoot rare guns, with more still being added to the line. The Stone Mountain Machine Gun Shoot is June 3-4, 2017 located near Towanda, Pa. Tickets are on sale now at https://www.shootersgauntlet.com/machine-gun and start at $25 for a weekend pass. 

Here are just a few of the guns on the line:

20mm Oerlikon  
M2HB
Browning 1919
Browning 1919A4
M16 .223, full auto
M16 9mm, full auto
M60
Lewis Gun
Thompson M1A
HK Model 51
AK47
AK74
SCAR16, full auto                                             
Barrett 50 BMG
Minigun    
                                      
“Our attendees are going to have a blast. The types of machine guns on the line and the experience of seeing these weapons in action all in one weekend is unheard of anywhere else in the Northeast,” said Bob Raimo, owner of the Shooter’s Gauntlet. “We can’t wait for attendees and exhibitors to get here in June, see all of the upgrades we’ve made to the facility, and have an incredible time.” 

The Northeast’s most unique shooting events venue has been completely upgraded and expanded since the inaugural shoot last spring, with larger machine gun and suppressor ranges, a newly covered gun show area, and shooting activities unlike anywhere else, including an assault hike, hand gun zip line, an ‘inversion diversion’ for shooting steel while upside down, and more.  

The Stone Mountain Machine Gun Shoot is co-hosted by the Shooter’s Gauntlet, a one-of-a-kind, 1,000-acre facility located in the endless mountains of Northern Pennsylvania, and the Firearms Industry Consulting Group, a Division of Prince Law Offices, P.C.  

Follow the Shooter’s Gauntlet on Instagram @shootersgauntlet and on Facebook @shootersgauntlet for event updates year-round.  

The Shooter’s Gauntlet LLC is a one-of-a-kind, 1,000-acre facility located in the endless mountains of Northern Pennsylvania that combines the adventure of the outdoors with the ultimate shooting experience. The facility boasts an 1100-yard range, suppressed fire range and a machine gun range. Get captured, and attempt escape, from our hostage house; shoot upside-down on our inversion rack; engage targets while flying down our zip line; shoot under stress against our attack targets, and so much more. 

“Our trained staff works to create an incredible experience; whether it’s a thrill-seeking adventure weekend, group event, serving law enforcement and military training days, or hosting our own machine gun shoots. It’s the place for your next adventure said Beth Meiklejohn, media relations representative for this unique shoot. For more information and directions to the range and area motels if you desire to stay over, go to https://www.shootersgauntlet.com/. 
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    Nick Hromiak has been an outdoors and automotive  writer for over 30 years. He's been published in numerous national and state-wide outdoor magazines and newspapers. 

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