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Neighbors of gun range fear ricochet bullets, lead contamination, ‘war zone’ noise

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Greg Kendall holds a bullet on Jan. 22. He says the piece of ammunition ricocheted into his property from the neighboring Custer Sportsmen's Club. (Hailey Hoffman/Cascadia Daily News) CUSTER — Greg Kendall, lean and weathered from a lifetime of hard work, draws a circle in the gravel around a nearly intact 9mm bullet on his property. Situated below high-voltage lines and bordering Whatcom County’s most heavily used shooting range, Custer Sports…

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