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August is National Shooting Sports Month
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While many of us practice our Second Amendment right through regular shooting, hunting, reloading and other gun-related fun each month, the National Shooting Sports Foundation (NSSF) established August as National Shooting Sports Month in 2016. Originally created as a promotion for retailers and ranges to attract new customers during the traditional summer slump, it’s become a celebration among gun owners with an emphasis on introducing new shooters to the industry, teaching firearms safety and sharing a collective love of shooting sports.
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PHORTO
(8/5/2020)
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August is National Shooting Sports "Pop A Cap In A Seditionist" Month -- No wait, that didn't come out right.... [/snark>] |
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