Not sure why something isn't printing?

function fire(target) ------fire
    print("fire")
    p = script.Parent.Parent.missile:Clone()
    p.Parent = script.Parent.Parent
    p.Position = script.Parent.Position + Vector3.new(0, 2, 0)
    p.Anchored = false
    p.Name = "missile"..math.random(-9999, 9999)
    p.Script.Disabled = false
end


function main() ------- Main
    for i, v in pairs(Workspace:GetChildren()) do
        --print(v)
        if v.Name == "Target" then
            --print("target1")
            if (script.Parent.Position - v.Position).magnitude < range then
                print("in range")               
                target = v
                targetfound = true
                print("Targetfound == "..targetfound) ------------print
                repeat -----repeat
                    for i = 1, 32 do
                    move(target)
                    wait(reload/32)
                    end
                    fire(target)
                until
                    target == nil or (script.Parent.Position - target.Position).magnitude > range   
                    print("target lost")
                    targetfound = false 
            end
        end
    end
    wait(.5)
end 

while true do ---------- While loop
    print(targetfound)
    if targetfound == false then
        main()
        print("main")
    else
        wait(1) 
    end
end

Ok, I know I just dumped a lot of code one you, but I'll explain my quandary now. This is my auto-turret script, and I'm trying to figure out some weird printing occurrences. In the while loop I check everytime if targetfound is equal to false. For this example assume that it is. Then we go up to the function main(). A couple lines into main I wrote print("Targetfound == "..targetfound) but this never prints. The script seems to skip over that line and go straight to the repeat section. While it is running the repeat section though, the script is also printing targetfound in the while loop, which prints as false. Please tell me if I need to rephrase my question/explain some of my code.