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Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 5:00 pm
by Christel
In my opinion, a rep that does not contact the people he/she is a rep for...useless.

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 5:23 pm
by dodgyrog
My opinion also.

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:13 pm
by Ovenpaa
Hold on here people, the NRA Rep may well be dealing with other clubs in your area and has just not got around to yours yet.

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:17 pm
by Christel
From what I have read here several clubs do not even know who the person is, the first thing to do when elected is to contact the clubs or the secretaries in the area to make sure if any questions they can contact the rep...so give out contact details. Introduce yourself.

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:20 pm
by Ovenpaa
Well I would have to ask did the members of the 'several clubs' vote in the last NRA regional election, if so then there must be bigger clubs in the area voting the other way and/or more NRA members of a different discipline and so in different clubs in the area.

Rog, did you stand for the position in the end?

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 6:42 pm
by dodgyrog
ovenpaa wrote:Well I would have to ask did the members of the 'several clubs' vote in the last NRA regional election, if so then there must be bigger clubs in the area voting the other way and/or more NRA members of a different discipline and so in different clubs in the area.

Rog, did you stand for the position in the end?
I did. I also stated that I would attend the majority of Council meetings and go out and meet the clubs.
I do know that the rep has contacted the local club's secretaries, but I am of the opinion that the NRA rep NEEDS to put himself about to do any good.
I had wished he would respond on this forum and correct me where I am wrong (and I do readily concede I am wrong on occasion!), but he seems to have retreated (hurt maybe) after his one and only foray on here.
The losers in all this are the Northern shooters and also the NRA themselves.
I concede I may have not been the ideal candidate as I can and do ruffle a few feathers now and then but I can never be accused of running and hiding.

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Thu Apr 12, 2012 11:32 pm
by Alpha1
I dont know the guy never met him have no idea what he is like.What kind of shooting he does were he shoots.What is back ground his.
I know my club Secretary has had dealings with the Guy and he was not impressed. But I dont know I have been shooting in The North East of England in one way or other for at least 20 years and probably more all I know is that year on year it gets harder to find ranges. Every time you go to a range there are less shooters on the firing point because we are all old men. No new blood coming in to the sport. Its the Clubs old die hards who are keeping it going.
Forget about the North East Rep tell me what the National Rifle Association is going to do to promote shooting in the North East of England what are they going to do to make ranges available to me. To stop there decline. To bring new blood in to the sport how are they gong to do that. My Northern rep is deafening in his silence tell me what you are going to do to help your North East shooters to continue with there sport. I am willing to support you I will donate to the NRA get involved all you have to do is make it clear to me what your policy is for promoting shooting in the North East of England.

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2012 12:55 pm
by HeatherW762
All reps can be contacted by email:

Rep for Yorks & Humberside; yorkshumb@nra.org.uk
Rep for West Midlands; westmidlands@nra.org.uk
Rep for Wales; wales@nra.org.uk
Rep for Target Shotgun; target.shotgun@nra.org.uk
Rep for Target Rifle; target@nra.org.uk
Rep for Sporting Rifle; sporting@nra.org.uk
Rep for Southern Region; southern@nra.org.uk
Rep for South West region; southwest@nra.org.uk
Rep for Scotland; scotland@nra.org.uk
Rep for Practical Rifle; practical@nra.org.uk
Rep for Northern region; northern@nra.org.uk
Rep for Northern Ireland; nireland@nra.org.uk
Rep for North West; northwest@nra.org.uk
Rep for Muzzle Loading; muzzle@nra.org.uk
Rep for Match Rifle; match@nra.org.uk
Rep for Greater London & South East; gtrlondonse@nra.org.uk
Rep for Gallery Rifle & Pistol; gallery@nra.org.uk
Rep for F Class; fclass@nra.org.uk
Rep for Eastern region; eastern@nra.org.uk
Rep for Classic Arms; classic@nra.org.uk
Rep for 300m; 300m@nra.org.uk

Emails are automatically sent on and on the odd occasion we have a rep without an email address, then they are directed to reception & they post the query out.

Hope that helps
Heather

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2012 3:59 pm
by Ginger
Hi Heather,

any chance of some names to go in the frames?

Addressing some Dear Mr SouthernNRARep is a bit pants and the shooting community is a lot more relaxed and unformal than a few years ago.

Thanks

Re: Northern NRA Rep

Posted: Sat Apr 21, 2012 5:41 pm
by karen
They are all in the Bisley Bible

I could list them all but its Saturday night and I want a drink and a curry!

Love

Karen