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Black Powder!
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Working on the railroad
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Slippery getting a hug from one of the women folks...
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As another draws a bead on a target.
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Left to right: Sandy York, Tammy St. Cyr, Tammy and John Letson, With the Dalton Auxillary. The auxillary funds toys for tots and scholarships for Dalton Students.
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Clothing vendor
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General Custer in uniform
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The hombre standing in the rear is holding an electronic scoring device. I "hears" the shot and the hit or lack of a hit on the target as well as times the shooter.
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The targets, such as this rotating one are made of T-3 steel. When hit by a bullet there is a loud "clang" to let the shooter and scoring device know there was a hit.
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Most targets are stationary, but with this one, when one target is hit, it falls over, causing the other target to spin into view.
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Only laed non-jacketed ammo is allowed so it will splatter rather than rochochet when it hits a target.
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Guests are thoroughly instructed on safety and proper firearms handling...
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And closely supervised as they shoot.
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Here's the
photo album of the Verdant Nigalantes shoot in Dalton, NH on May 29 and 30, 1999.