Hi all
Quick question if I may. If you're a registered NRA RCO, does that make you a "member" of the NRA? As in; can you book lanes etc under your name and not a club name if you're an RCO?
Though I am thinking "no" as RCO don't pay membership to the NRA, but thought I'd ask.
NRA RCO membership?
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John25
Re: NRA RCO membership?
You are correct, it doesn't make you a member.
It doesn't stop you from joining 'though.
(sits back and waits for the flak!)
:shakeshout:
It doesn't stop you from joining 'though.
(sits back and waits for the flak!)
:shakeshout:
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Re: NRA RCO membership?
You get a certificate but I think you have to buy the badge. But I could be wrong. Memory isn't what it should have been.
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Re: NRA RCO membership?
You get a card in the same format as your NRA membership card. If you want a cloth badge or name badge you pay for it.
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Tower75
Re: NRA RCO membership?
Thought so. Thanks 
Yup, I got my card for free but I bought my "blue name tag" of authority.
Been one for a few years, but this thought only just popped into my head.
Yup, I got my card for free but I bought my "blue name tag" of authority.
Been one for a few years, but this thought only just popped into my head.
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