Multi-Rayolite Rifle Range
Description
A rifle range that uses light to register shots fired. Many different models were released. One being a WWII themed range where Hitler and Nazi planes were targets.
Multi-Rayolite Rifle Range was produced by Seeburg in 1940 (circa).
Seeburg released 177 machines in our database under this trade name, starting in 1924. Seeburg was based in United States.
Other machines made by Seeburg during the time period Multi-Rayolite Rifle Range was produced include: Plaza, Playboy, Classic, Casino, Mayfair, Concert Master, Commander, Bar-O-Matic, Maestro, and Cadet
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