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Eutycus
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Howdy and Welcome from Texas!
Hey Welcome! I’m in Hamilton NJ, I shoot at Colliers Mills all the time. They did a nice job on the Range there. It’s unfortunate that they allow those damn Black guns there now. .30 cal and smaller. Used to be .22 shotgun or Muzzleloader. Still a good place. You need a current Hunting License to shoot there.
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Welcome from the right side of the Delaware....Easton, PA
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Welcome from exit 30 cape may co. N.J.
Greetings from the eastern slope of the Rockies...
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Sorry to be so slow in a reply. I am a member of CJR&P in Jackson. 300 yard range there where you can "stretch your legs" a bit. These rifles are reasonably accurate out to 1000 yards-I could shoot wheel rims out to that distance in Kingman, AZ! Wheel rims make a nice "ringing" sound when struck and they tend not to roll away when struck. Had to wait for cold weather to re-set any errant targets as the Mojave Green rattlesnakes are quite active in the warmer weather!
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