created in 2015
- Our overall goal is to educate the general public in marksmanship
- Revere’s Messengers is the branch of “Revere’s Riders” that focuses on history
- Civic Engagement
Revere’s Riders
PO Box 856
Zionsville, IN 46077
https://www.reveresriders.org/
About Revere’s Riders
Revere’s Riders is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, mailing address in Zionsville, Indiana, that pairs traditional rifle marksmanship with American history and civic engagement under the motto “Every American Choosing Liberty, Every Day.” Its volunteer instructors teach shooting skills and, between relays, tell the story of April 19, 1775: Paul Revere’s ride, the fight at the North Bridge in Concord, and the British retreat to Boston. The group says it has more than a hundred volunteers nationwide, with events listed in Indiana, Kentucky, Montana, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wyoming.
For gun owners, Revere’s Riders offers a heritage-based path into the shooting sports, built on the idea that marksmanship and civic knowledge go together. Its programs include basic firearms safety, rifle and pistol instruction, shotgun events, hunter education, and themed matches such as the Battle Road Biathlon, Whittemore Weekend and the Marty Brown Memorial. The organization lists affiliations with the Civilian Marksmanship Program and the National Rifle Association, and it was still running events with its website active in 2026.
Key Facts
- 2015: Organization established, per its website history
- June 20-21, 2015: First official Revere’s Marksmen event, at the Nampa Rod & Gun Club in Idaho
- June 2015: First “Morgan’s 13” effective range test and Freedom Bell qualifiers held
- 2026: Active as a 501(c)(3) with more than 100 volunteers nationwide
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