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FL: The Alamo indoor gun range in North Naples range is a ‘guntry club'
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"Audrey Brooks will never forget her first trip to The Alamo indoor gun range in North Naples."
"Neither will her son, Timothy, 17, who started shooting outdoors for fun with his grandpa at 8 years old."
"The mother and son, who live in Fort Myers, recently visited the newest gun range in town, which quietly opened more than three months ago off Vanderbilt Beach Road, near Airport Pulling Road."
"A skilled shooter, Timothy gave his mom tips on how to handle guns and hit targets. She was a fast learner." ... |
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"Full story available to subscribers only."
Bite me. |
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