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When you come to Cut Bank here are some of the sights to see.

Plains Indian Museum http://www.blackfeetcountry.com/museum.html

North American Indian Days http://www.blackfeetcountry.com/naid.html

Sweet Grass Hills http://www.montanapicture...etgrass-hills-montana.htm

Remington Carriage Museum http://www.remingtoncarriagemuseum.com/

Charlie Russell Museum http://www.cmrussell.org/exhibitions/permanent/

Glacier National Park http://www.nps.gov/glac

You will also be about 30 miles south of the US-Canada border. For information on crossing the border check here. http://www.getyouhome.gov/

You will also need to know that Canada has restrictive firearms law and they are very serious about them. Try to take a handgun or hangun ammo into Canada and you may be arrested. At least you will be fined and loose your gun. And don't think you can hide it from them, they train their dogs to find guns.

The other thing that can get you in trouble going into Canada is if you have ever been arrested. More than one traveler has been turned back for a DUI arrest years ago.

Cut Bank Information

http://www.city-data.com/city/Cut-Bank-Montana.html

http://www.cutbankchamber.com/

http://maps.google.com/ma...8&split=0&z=14&iwloc=addr

http://hotel-guides.us/mo...a/cut-bank-mt-hotels.html

http://www.rvparkreviews....ons/Montana/Cut_Bank.html

http://www.mytravelguide....Cut_Bank_restaurants.html

For those of you coming from a ways and would like to shoot in the Alberta shoot and then shoot in the Montana shoot there is plenty to see and do in the area during the week in between.

I'll let Richard write up in his shoot thread what touristing things available in his part of the world.

It is just over 300 miles from the Alberta shoot to the Montana shoot.

I can't offer hospitality at my house as I will be having houseguest at the time. What I can offer is a place for you to reload after the Alberta match. You can have your supplies drop shipped to me or you can drop them off on your way to Alberta.

If you are in the area prior to the Shoot we might be able to arrange an English style Gopher drive. I might also enlist you in help set the range up.

Shelby Montana Motels

Conrad Montana Motels

Valier Montana Motels

I have posted a letter from ATF in the Reference section that tells the procedures for persons wishing to temporarily bring in firearms from out side the U.S. for the Montana shoot.

ATF Letter

I'll summarize what the letter says, but read the letter for specific details.

Any firearm made prior to 1899 does not need an ATF permit to be imported. If your gun is not made with the year of Manufacture you will need a letter of authenticity or other documentation to establish that it was made prior to 1899.

If your firearm was made in or after 1899 you will need to get a Temporary Import Permit ATF Form 6NIA. You can download the form from the ATF Website. To find the form go to www.atf.gov When the site opens look on the left for forms and click on that. When the Forms page open scroll down to the list to 5300 Firearms and ammunition programs. and click on that. Scroll down the list of forms and find ATF F 5330.3D (Form 6 NIA) and click on that. A PDF form will open. Complete the form and submit it to ATF for approval.

If you are bringing ammunition you will need to include that ammuntion on the application. If you are bringing ammunition for an antique rifle you will need to have a permit for that ammunition even though you don't need a permit for the firearm.

When you submit your application for the permit you will also need to submit supporting documentation for bringing your firearms and ammunition to the U.S. The two types of documention is a valid state hunting license showing you are going hunting or an invitation to a Bonafide Shooting event.

You should submit your application well in advanced as it takes ATF 6 to 12 Weeks to process the Application. Even it you are not sure you are coming or not submit your application now.

If you are intending to go to the Alberta shoot you will need to submit two applications. One application to enter the U.S. from your home country and one application to enter the U.S. from Canada.