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Hurlburt’s Rifle and Pistol Club

September 4, 2014 | Staff Reporters

The club promotes firearm safety, familiarity and marksmanship among its patrons.
“Our policy is to provide a safe and family friendly place,” said William Walter, Air Force Special Operations Command program analyst, club chairman of membership advisory council and a 30-year member.”

Hurlburt Field’s Rifle and Pistol Club is located on Red Horse Road and is open every day from sunrise to sunset. Active-duty personnel and their families, Guard, Reserve, retired members and civilians with base access can become a member. (Courtesy photo)

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