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Rifle club birthday on target

LANG Lang Rifle Club will celebrate its 110 anniversary with the opening of the rebuilt .22 calibre small bore range in conjunction with Frankston Small Bore Club.
Everybody is welcome to the open day from 11am on Sunday 22 November and a free barbecue lunch will be provided.
Military firearm instructors and police will run a basic introduction to firearms and a safety course, thanks to Frankston Small Bore Club members who have donated small firearms.
Lang Lang will be able to offer coaching for new shooters and juniors. Ammunition and small arms will be provided at no cost.
For information visit langlangrc.com or call Laurie 0418 502 139.

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