JRA HOSTS PM
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April 23, 2022

JRA HOSTS PM

Vice-president of the Jamaica Rifle Association (JRA) Robin Rickhi (2nd right) points to some of the rifles used in sport shooting at the club during a tour prior to the start of the Masterclass Pistol Shooting Competition on Saturday. Prime Minister Andrew Holness (centre), who was a guest, looks on.

Also sharing the occasion are Member of Parliament Fayval Williams, JRA President Major John Nelson (white shirt), and club member George Stewart (yellow shirt).

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