New Security at Bisley
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Mine is in my range bag along with my RCO handbook :goodjob:
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Thats cos its alphabeticalDougan wrote: It covers: civilian service rife, practical rifle, F class, match rifle, miscellaneous rifle, pistol and gallery rifle, service weapons....and then at the back of the book...TR
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karen wrote:Thats cos its alphabetical
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Re: New Security at Bisley
as for the clothing question.... a PRACTICAL point is that the best way to wear in and get used to some clothing is to wear it in.
In the case of hunting / fishing etc using the range (since it is more accpetable than the shopping mall) to wear in and get comfortable is the best way.
It amazing how many times you discover that an item in shop / civvie world that looks great has a fundamental flaw that limits movement or utility of an item - it snags or doesn't bend or gets wet where it shouldn't - or even just breaking in a pair of boots!!! Best done in small increments and sorry the range is my free time to get that done in
that said the Urban Rambo's are more amusing than harmful ...... :roll:
The wonderful story about the "cowboy rivet" come to mind
A clothing company produces jeans with a rivet under the crotch that held various pieces of cloth together at key point "central mid axis" .... and for years customers complained about "cowboy rivet" ... which needless to say the company ignored...
Then on year the clothing company CEO went hunting ... and after a long session of hunting in the cold ... was squatting around a fire for warmth, drinking some beverage. After some time he had to stand up ...... and let out a pretty convincing wolf howl and did a jig or three ... The "cowboy rivet" struck again :lol:
And ...needless to say the jeans designed changed soon after that! :-P
In the case of hunting / fishing etc using the range (since it is more accpetable than the shopping mall) to wear in and get comfortable is the best way.
It amazing how many times you discover that an item in shop / civvie world that looks great has a fundamental flaw that limits movement or utility of an item - it snags or doesn't bend or gets wet where it shouldn't - or even just breaking in a pair of boots!!! Best done in small increments and sorry the range is my free time to get that done in
that said the Urban Rambo's are more amusing than harmful ...... :roll:
The wonderful story about the "cowboy rivet" come to mind
A clothing company produces jeans with a rivet under the crotch that held various pieces of cloth together at key point "central mid axis" .... and for years customers complained about "cowboy rivet" ... which needless to say the company ignored...
Then on year the clothing company CEO went hunting ... and after a long session of hunting in the cold ... was squatting around a fire for warmth, drinking some beverage. After some time he had to stand up ...... and let out a pretty convincing wolf howl and did a jig or three ... The "cowboy rivet" struck again :lol:
And ...needless to say the jeans designed changed soon after that! :-P
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Re: New Security at Bisley
I do agree, finding clothing that is fit for function and suits the pocket as much as the vagaries of our English weather can be a real problem (It has taken me 35 years to find the right combination of motorbike clothing!)EagerNoSkill wrote:as for the clothing question.... a PRACTICAL point is that the best way to wear in and get used to some clothing is to wear it in.
In the case of hunting / fishing etc using the range (since it is more accpetable than the shopping mall) to wear in and get comfortable is the best way.
It amazing how many times you discover that an item in shop / civvie world that looks great has a fundamental flaw that limits movement or utility of an item - it snags or doesn't bend or gets wet where it shouldn't - or even just breaking in a pair of boots!!! Best done in small increments and sorry the range is my free time to get that done in
Having shot competitions lying in puddles on more than one occasion I think the correct clothing is essential and I am yet to find the ideal system that keeps me warm/cool/dry and has room to shoot in without bulking up around my shoulder or restricting movement. Consider the TR shooters, they wear a jacket that fits them very precisely so adding bulk underneath for cold weather is a problem and putting a water proof jacket over the top is difficult. They have it worse than us.
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Just do what KennyC does, wear shorts :lol:
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I don't know what camo has to do with security at Bisley but we do tend to digress don't we?
Camo: Sensible kit for shooting in inclement weather.
Why should a stalker have to buy two sets of kit?
Bisley has never banned Camo, the UKPSA has, but not the NRA.
Wear it if you wish but don't behave like a prat in it. Better still don't behave like a prat anyway.
Security:
We now have new senior management who have upped the priority, anyone who read the letter correctly would understand. :)
For clarification, there are enough 'forummers' who work at Bisley (me for another two weeks) so email, PM 'phone, use semaphore and just ask. :cheers:
I hate rumours, have you heard that the NRA are about to ban LBR?
Camo: Sensible kit for shooting in inclement weather.
Why should a stalker have to buy two sets of kit?
Bisley has never banned Camo, the UKPSA has, but not the NRA.
Wear it if you wish but don't behave like a prat in it. Better still don't behave like a prat anyway.
Security:
We now have new senior management who have upped the priority, anyone who read the letter correctly would understand. :)
For clarification, there are enough 'forummers' who work at Bisley (me for another two weeks) so email, PM 'phone, use semaphore and just ask. :cheers:
I hate rumours, have you heard that the NRA are about to ban LBR?
Gun rhymes with fun.
We are constrained only by the rules of safety and our own imagination.
John
http://www.bisleyshootingservices.co.uk
We are constrained only by the rules of safety and our own imagination.
John
http://www.bisleyshootingservices.co.uk
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Light blue touch paper, stand well back...... :lol:John25 wrote:
I hate rumours, have you heard that the NRA are about to ban LBR?
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Re: New Security at Bisley
Yes, someone was heard to say that the new .22 is a step too far.
Wasn't me.
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Wasn't me.
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Gun rhymes with fun.
We are constrained only by the rules of safety and our own imagination.
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