Netherlands Practical Shooting Association

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Netherlands Practical Shooting Association
Nederlandse Parcours Schutters Associatie
Formation ()
Sasja Barentsen
Parent organization
International Practical Shooting Confederation
Website ipsc.nl

Netherlands Practical Shooting Association, DutchNederlandse Parcours Schutters Associatie is the Dutch association for practical shooting under the International Practical Shooting Confederation.

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