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Miami Valley Gaming

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JustaShooter
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Re: Miami Valley Gaming

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Hi Mike, welcome to the OFCC forums.

Are you saying that Miami Valley Gaming is a posted business?
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Re: Miami Valley Gaming

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All casinos are posted. At least they took down the signs leading into the horse barn area. I disliked having to be disarmed driving my horses to and from the track. We can have guns inside our vehicles and leave them there.
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