Stephanie has more than 9 years of experience in retail sales with over 8 years of that working for a national outdoor retailer. She was a Co-Manager at Northwest Outfitters - ORVIS, where she was responsible for customer service, sales, ordering, special orders, and customer concerns.  She also has experience in providing exceptional customer service in a variety of settings including day-to-day operation of retail stores covering sales, display setup, merchandising, stocking, opening, and closing duties. She has been with CTS since March 2009 and we are lucky to have her. If you have any ideas or concerns or need to special order anything, please ask Stephanie...she will greet you with a smile and do all she can to help you.

John comes to us from a plant management manufacturing background. He is passionate about the shooting sports and loves being part of the Center Target Sports team. John is our resident computer guru and keeps Center Target up to date. He will greet you with a smile and do all he can to make your shooting experience a great one.

Ken was born and raised Seattle's Northend. A former Marine, he spent 33 years in law-enforcement. Ken was a LE firearms instructor and in charge of his department's firearms training program. Ken may look familiar to some of you as he came to us via Cabelas.

Even though all the employees sign students up for classes, Ken is responsible for the class book and making sure everything runs smoothly. He has also started teaching some of beginner classes here at CTS and we are lucky to have him.  If you have any concerns or questions about classes, feel free to ask for Ken.

Cam has been a lifelong gun enthusiast. Growing up in Arizona, this self-described “desert rat” spent many hours of enjoyment hunting and plinking in the Sonoran Desert. Raising his family on 20 wooded acres in Northeastern Washington, he created his own shooting range and taught his 5 kids to shoot.

Always interested in learning more about his passion, Cam has studied gun-related publications for decades, building a wide-ranging store of knowledge.

His years as a steel fabricator and mechanic, combined with his fascination with firearms, made transitioning into gunsmithing a sure fit. He went from an active hobbyist to a certified gunsmith in 2005 and is Center Target Sports’ in-house gunsmith. Cam’s natural gift of “making something out of nothing” lends itself well to fabricating impossible-to-find parts and pieces.

Joe is an Army veteran and retired as a Speical Agent from the Coast Guard reserve. He still works part time for the US Marshal's office. Joe and his wife Roxy moved to North Idaho after retiring from the Snohomish County Sheriff's Dept.

Joe enjoys flying helicopters and riding motorcycles and as you can tell from his photo, he will always greet you with a smile. Joe has been a great addition to our staff and will help you anyway he can.

Tom has been with us for about 2 1/2 years now, and is the youngest we have on staff and while he only works here one day a week, he has many other things to keep him busy.  He is fast approaching his fourth year with the Idaho State Police and has just left the Army Reserve where he was an ROTC Instructor.  He shoots the Glock tournaments, IDPA, Three Gun Matches, and  Bullseye. He was recently selected to be an Idaho POST (Peace Officer Standards and Training) certified Firearms Instructor for ISP and is planning on trying for the SWAT Team during their next SWAT Indoctrination program.

He is also a husband and the father of a brand new baby boy.  When he finds time to pursue other interests, he can usually be found making home improvements, reloading ammo in his garage, or learning to repair/refinsh firearms.  There's also a good chance you can find him at a pawn shop looking for the next "steal".

Before Tom came to ISP and us he grew up on a ranch in Oregon and entered the US Army as an infantry soldier after high school.  He served with the 25thID(L) and acted as a Crew Served Weapons Gunner, Squad Gunner, Initial Entry, Team Leader, and Squad Designated Marksman.  He was awarded a Combat Infantryman's Badge, Expert Infantryman's Badge, and various awards for conduct and service. Even though he is only here one day a week, he looks forward to working with you and helping in anyway possible.

For over 49 years Jack has been actively involved in competitive marksmanship as a competitor, instructor and referee.

From 1960 thru the late 1980s, he participated in competitive "National Match", three-gun-aggregate pistol events. In 1983, and again in 1988, he was a competitor at the National Matches held in Camp Perry Ohio and also attended the US Army Small Arms firing School. He held an Outdoor Pistol, Expert classification

Beginning in the mid 1980s and thru the 1990s, heheld four NRA Instructor Certificates; Pistol, Rifle, Shotgun and "Voluntary Practical Firearms". Also for 8 years during the 1990s he held a Certified Skeet Referee credential and currently, Skeet and pistol shooting are his hobbies.  Jack conducts the weekly Bullseye Shoot and runs the monthly GSSF “Glock” shoots.

Paul is a retired instrumentation engineer. His extensive design and field testing of weapons and their delivery systems, brings a real sensitivity to safety. After retiring, he finally had time for personal pursuits of civilian weapons. Our "science guy" says, always start with the basics. So, from military weapons he started one hobby of black powder muskets, rifles, pistols, and golf ball shooting cannons. That hobby was shared at Boy Scout Jamborees educating our youth.

He volunteers teaching 4th graders math and science. He is very proud of their new passion for science and their ability to compute the kinetic energy of a 18-wheeler vs. a mini van (reason for seat belts), and a 9-mm vs. a golf ball. "His" 4th graders love his CTS shirt.

A native Californian, Kelly and her husband are new to Idaho. Happily leaving behind the responsibilities of her former bookkeeping position, she is thrilled to be the latest addition to Center Target Sports. She is a member of SistersontheFly.com and never misses an opportunity to hook up her vintage trailer (a 1959 Corvette) for a Sisters' camping trip. She caravans with other Sisters from around the country to pursue a weekend or a week of fly fishing, dutch-oven cooking, shooting, shopping and girl time. Her indoor passions include cooking, sourdough bread making and a rousing game of pinochle or spades.

Keith McMahan

Keith hails from a small town in California.  After many years as a diesel mechanic and then as a fleet services manager, Keith semi-retired and moved with his wife Kelly to North Idaho in 2010.  He still tinkers on engines but prefers lawn mowers and snow blowers these days to those powering eighteen wheelers.  He plays golf as weather permits and when he's not swinging a club during the summer he is likely casting a line trying to land that ever elusive record breaking fish.  He's also an avid bow, rifle and black powder hunter and enjoys both modern and vintage firearms.  Keith is pleased to join the CTS family and will do his best to help you any way he can.