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Serving proudly since 1873 as the beautiful Nebraska Panhandle's first newspaper
LINCOLN, Neb. – Hunters will have opportunities to sight-in their equipment before taking to the field this fall, according to the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
The following is a list of sites, by region, offering this opportunity. Visit outdoornebraska.gov/sight-in to view dates and time available to sight-in rifles at these areas:
South-central – Fort Kearny Shooting Sports Association, Kearney; Heartland Public Shooting Park, Grand Island
Southeast – Oak Creek Sporting Club, Brainard; Eastern Nebraska Gun Club, Louisville; Weeping Water Gun Club, Weeping Water; Inner 10 Indoor Shooting Range, Omaha; The Bullet Hole, La Vista; 88 Tactical Shooting Range, Omaha; Omaha Gun Club, Omaha; The Marksman Indoor Range, Waterloo; Lincoln Ikes, Bennet; Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Education Center, Lincoln; Thunder Alley Indoor Shooting Range, Lincoln; BigShots Indoor Range, Lincoln; DE Guns, Lincoln; Killdeer Wildlife Management Area, Centerville
Northeast – Moseman-Pronske Range, Uehling; Columbus Rifle Club, Columbus
Southwest – Southwest Rifle and Pistol Club, McCook
Panhandle – Wildcat Hills Shooting Sports Complex, Gering; Crawford Shooting Range, Crawford
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