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Three Generations Of Competitive Shooters
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Zachary Wehner, 11, of Valparaiso, IN, took his first trip to Camp Perry last July. Its amazing, he said of his experience. Its just nice to walk around and tour the place, and it has an air range. During his self-tour, Zachary found his way to the Gary Anderson Competition Center, which houses the 80-point indoor air gun range equipped with electronic targets.
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PHORTO
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He should'a been shootin' a .308 at 400yds. Phooey on this "air gun" stuff.
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