Range Work @ Bisley
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Range Work @ Bisley
Any one aware of Current Progress
As not noticed any follow up report's
BOB/R
As not noticed any follow up report's
BOB/R
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Re: Range Work @ Bisley
Karen
I suspect the work on Winans, at least judging by the other posts the OP has made :cheers:
Alan
I suspect the work on Winans, at least judging by the other posts the OP has made :cheers:
Alan
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Re: Range Work @ Bisley
Ah not a clue I'm afraid but will see if I can find out (and I know know who he is
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Re: Range Work @ Bisley
What is Winans? 

Re: Range Work @ Bisley
The pistol ranges to the left of Zero, named after Walter Winans.ovenpaa wrote:What is Winans?
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Re: Range Work @ Bisley
They used it at the pheonix for co'2 pistol comps,i must say it looked fun...
When someone says "it's not about the money" you know what? it probably is all about money!
Re: Range Work @ Bisley
Before I retired, and for a long time before, we had discussions about turning Winans into a Barrack, or NDA range, including extending the zero range, so that Winans could be re-opened for G.R. and pistol, and that peak time queues on the zero range could be reduced.
I thought it was my idea, back in 2003 odd; but a few had thought of it before me.
Winans was closed because of reported 'pop-overs' on to NSC Clays.
Three things stopped it going forward.
1. Money
2. The fact that the zero range is unique and therefore set it's own safety standard not recognized elsewhere.
3. Willpower, initiative and enthusiasm combined.
Items one and three seem to have been overcome
I thought it was my idea, back in 2003 odd; but a few had thought of it before me.
Winans was closed because of reported 'pop-overs' on to NSC Clays.
Three things stopped it going forward.
1. Money
2. The fact that the zero range is unique and therefore set it's own safety standard not recognized elsewhere.
3. Willpower, initiative and enthusiasm combined.
Items one and three seem to have been overcome
Re: Range Work @ Bisley
Winans proposed that individuals who could demonstrate a certain standard of marksmanship should receive a 1% reduction in income tax.rox wrote:The pistol ranges to the left of Zero, named after Walter Winans.ovenpaa wrote:What is Winans?
e-Petition anyone?
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Re: Range Work @ Bisley
Curiously Wikipedia doesn't mention his connection with Bisley?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_W._Winans
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_W._Winans
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