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Judge Refuses To Lift Maidstone Gun Club Order

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The indoor pistol range.

The indoor pistol range.

An aerial view showing the orientation of the gun club shooting ranges and the homes of the residents who have sued to close it down.

An aerial view showing the orientation of the gun club shooting ranges and the homes of the residents who have sued to close it down.

The concrete firing tubes through which rifles are supposed to be fired.

The concrete firing tubes through which rifles are supposed to be fired.

The rifle range.

The rifle range.

authorMichael Wright on Jan 4, 2023
The Maidstone Gun Club remains closed to members despite pleas by the club to lift or ease the court ordered closure to allow members to use the main building, indoor... more

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