Section 7(3) clubs

Pre 1945 action rifles. Muzzle loading.

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Re: Section 7(3) clubs

#11 Post by spud »

what classes as section 7?
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Heritage pistol.
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Re: Section 7(3) clubs

#13 Post by dromia »

We sort of shoot as and when we want at the Barbican, some one will say "fancy a 7.3 " and we organise a date and time. Its open Thursday, Friday, Saturday.
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Leicester Shooting Centre is an approved Sec 7.3 facility.
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#15 Post by Sim G »

I believe that 1066 Rifle Club in Hastings is in the final throes of bringing S7.3 to the South coast......
On the strength of this, my mate has bought a 7.65 Para Luger.

I know nothing more than that. My mate's unfortunately on holiday so I can't give him a call. Personally, as big a pistol shooter that I was, it's not for me. Just goes against the grain having to store my property elsewhere.
In 1978 I was told by my grand dad that the secret to rifle accuracy is, a quality bullet, fired down a quality barrel..... How has that changed?

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