Proper Service Rifles

Pre 1945 action rifles. Muzzle loading.

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#21 Post by John25 »

With luck, I will be able to put on a City Rifle Club Open Meeting.

FAC and Certificates of Confidence will be all that is required.

It's all at the 'wish' Stage at the moment but, lack of NRA individual membership should not be a problem.

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sound like fun, I am interested
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Thanks John :shakeshout: fingerscrossed
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#24 Post by toffe wrapper »

Sounds good to me better get the Num 4 sorted :cheers:
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#25 Post by M99 »

Not me I am afraid - I don't have anything to fit in that bracket and even though I am tempted to get something old - there is no way I am putting in for another variation anytime soon - this one has been in ages and despite me nagging them there is still no sign of it - which is very frustrating as I have two new guns to collect the day it arrives - will be a long day that day!!

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#26 Post by bnz41 »

Mike.

If you really want to have a go I'm sure I could find something for you to use...

No news then yet :bad:
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#27 Post by M99 »

bnz41 wrote:Mike.

If you really want to have a go I'm sure I could find something for you to use...

No news then yet :bad:
Spoke to my FEO yesterday, whilst he was driving - promised to ring me back before close of play to tell me where it was - he never rang back!! - I'll be on the phone again Monday morning - they will get it to me quick I hope, just to get rid of me!!

Staffs are a nightmare at the moment - renewals are now taking 6 months plus!

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#28 Post by John25 »

He won't answer you on Monday mate, it's a bonk holiday!
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#29 Post by M99 »

Thanks John - I had missed that, but was reminded by PM.

Voice mail it will be then :-P

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#30 Post by Sandgroper »

MiLisCer wrote:Not me I am afraid - I don't have anything to fit in that bracket and even though I am tempted to get something old - there is no way I am putting in for another variation anytime soon - this one has been in ages and despite me nagging them there is still no sign of it - which is very frustrating as I have two new guns to collect the day it arrives - will be a long day that day!!

Mike
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