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Formation | |
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Dursley Stott [1] | |
Parent organization | International Practical Shooting Confederation, International Shooting Sport Federation |
Website | isleofmanshooting |
Isle of Man Target Shooting Federation (IOMTSF) is the umbrella organization for shooting sports on the Isle of Man. [2]
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