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Thursday, 17 December 2009 09:01
The Great Falls Shooting Sports Complex has withdrawn it recent proposal to expand the 300-yard rifle range and build a 600-yard range, according to Fish, Wildlife and Parks. The move came after a public comment period over the project. FWP manages the state’s shooting range grant program, which had set aside $28,000 for the proposed work.

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