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RBD Known Triple Classic

Gillet, Pennsylvania
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About archery in Gillet, Pennsylvania

RBD Known Triple Classic is an archery facility in Gillet, Pennsylvania.

About RBD Known Triple Classic

RBD Known Triple Classic is listed as an archery club in Gillet, a small community in Bradford County in Pennsylvania's rural northern tier, close to the New York border. Its name suggests ties to a specific tournament or shoot format, likely a known-distance 3D event, rather than a standard club title. Its ASA affiliation status is recorded here as expired for 2025, so anyone planning around that affiliation should confirm the club's current standing directly rather than assume it's still active. Northern Pennsylvania's hilly, forested terrain supports a strong bowhunting culture that a club or event like this would typically serve. Reaching out directly is the way to get current information.

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RBD Known Triple Classic

5426 Roaring Run Rd

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RBD Known Triple Classic

5426 Roaring Run Rd

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