Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
kennyc, you have to wear shorts next time, can't break a fine tradition
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
I think I may still have THE shortsChristel wrote:kennyc, you have to wear shorts next time, can't break a fine tradition
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
I would be game depending on location. Would travel to pop some caps.
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
Great idea.
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
Well, if kennyc still has THE shorts then it is meant to be.
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
A gun most likely......bradaz11 wrote:I'd be interested, time and dates permitting. never shot on a military range, or past 100yrds. what is needed?
Anyway, great idea
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
Waterproofs and flippers if it’s Sennybridge!GeeRam wrote:A gun most likely......bradaz11 wrote:I'd be interested, time and dates permitting. never shot on a military range, or past 100yrds. what is needed?
Anyway, great idea
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
For military ranges you usually need an SCC, Shooter Certification Card.
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Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
Were you thinking about Ponteland B?
There was some conversation on Facebook about a non-MOD range being built in Northumberland
Gareth
There was some conversation on Facebook about a non-MOD range being built in Northumberland
Gareth
No matter how much you push the envelope,
it will always remain stationary.
it will always remain stationary.
Re: Full bore UK once the disease is dealt with.
Club Probationary Members & Club Guest Day AttendeesOvenpaa wrote:For military ranges you usually need an SCC, Shooter Certification Card.
Probationary Members of affiliated clubs do not require an SCC. Club Guest Day attendees do not require an SCC but have to complete a Section 21 declaration form at all events.
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