Arrived today and I just had a very quick skim through it and was quite impressed, it seems to have more content this time and has a few articles I look forward to reading.
Well done all involved.
September NRA Journal
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John25
Re: September NRA Journal
Well, thank goodness for that, I shall look forward to seeing mine when we get home on Friday.
Mind you, it wouldn't have taken a lot to improve it!
Mind you, it wouldn't have taken a lot to improve it!
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Steve E
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Its got good coverage of the Imperial Meeting (TR MR and Schools/Cadets) and the cover has a photo of 'Warbie' being chaired off. It seems to be getting back to the Original format but with lots of colour pics and adverts.
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Re: September NRA Journal
It was good to start with and great leap forward from what went before, even with the omissions, but over a few issues it seems to have gone from strength to strength and is starting to have an identity, just need the NRA to keep pace with that.
Perhaps externalising the management/governance of the NRA is the way to go?
Perhaps externalising the management/governance of the NRA is the way to go?
Come on Bambi get some
Imperial Good Metric Bad
Analogue Good Digital Bad
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karen
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It is better (although I noticed a few mistakes 
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Still think its lacking in content and info though (took me about 20 mins to read) but I am obviously biased. :roll:
Nice to see I'm still organising the Euro Champs and Ages Match though :cool2:
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) although I think we probably have Tony de Launay to thank for writing an awful lot of it.Still think its lacking in content and info though (took me about 20 mins to read) but I am obviously biased. :roll:
Nice to see I'm still organising the Euro Champs and Ages Match though :cool2:
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karen
Re: September NRA Journal
Well if you joined the NRA you might very well have your own copy :lol:Gaz wrote:Is it online anywhere yet? Can't see it on the NRA website.
I expect it'll be on the NRA website soon
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Karen
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Sorry, but I still think it is a bit "lightweight".........plus page 34 shows uncaptioned pictures of muzzleloaders being shot within an article on the 2012 Match Rifle competitions..... 
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HeatherW762
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Not online yet as they haven't sent it to me - even after prodding :cool2: :cool2:Gaz wrote:Is it online anywhere yet? Can't see it on the NRA website.
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