On a cool Sunday morning, the sun is burning the fog off Skellytown Road in North Huntingdon, and the dull crack of distant gunfire is the only thing interrupting the chatter of birds.
Source: The Tribune-Review
Civilian marksmanship program promotes gun safety, produces skilled shooters
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