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6 New Year's Resolutions for Shooting Enthusiasts in 2019
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David Williamson
Website: http://constitutionnetwork.com
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Tired of making the same old resolutions year after year? If my guess is correct, most of us still need to shave off a few pounds, get organized, learn a new skill or spend more time with the folks we care about. But rather than trot out the hackneyed goals that we've all learned to ignore by mid March, I decided that 2019 would be a good year to slate some resolutions that are not only do-able, but enjoyable too. Here are six New Year's resolutions for fans of the shooting sports.
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PHORTO
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Yes, but which 'enthusiasts' should we be shooting...?
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