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Old September 22nd, 2006
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can anyone tell me a range allowing rapid fire near exton / westchester area? would be greatly appreciated
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Define rapid fire? Rifle or pistol? If rifle, what caliber?

Your best bet will be Target masters in Chads Ford, on rt. 202.
or French Creek Outfitters. Both are about $12.00 an hour. I assume that by asking for rapid fire you don't like the French Creek state parks 3 round limit
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