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froggy wrote:Thanks VM Maggot for that thread and your feed-back.

I tried to enrolled on last Saturday 27th course but it was full. It sounds very good & I am defo enrolling the next one in November.

Do you know the date for the November intro day?

Mark, it's on the 15th

http://www.nra.org.uk/common/asp/Calend ... RA&id=3477

I was told the 15th of November by the NRA Shooting Division Administrator.

If i've got my MARS by then and i can get a couple of lads from my club up for it to share the travel costs etc i'm going to try to make it

Cad Monkey wrote:Maggot, I look forward to meeting you on Sunday. From what I gather you will be easy to spot or should I say hear :lol: should I bring a swear box along, it just might help pay for the beer :cheers:

Nope, its legit, my typing finger has tourettes!!

Anyway, cant drink and shoot.....

Just look for the slightly less fat bloke with a smock and an old rifle.

M

Seriously, do it.

I was staggered when I saw the entry list was nearly 100 strong last night.

Just need a thick skin, good sense of humour and a gag

And remember new competitors and never considered a burden, that must be for some other disciplines.

Maggot wrote:CSR is said to be rapidly growing and ok, while I realise that people are enthusiastic about something new, I can see why.

M

Just to put this in context, CSR is not new, it has been about since 98/99. I was referring to my enthusiasm, sorry I dun wrote that bit badly....deffo not a journo!!

Its not entirely new to me either, but its been such a long time it may as well be.

Anyway, just to make it clear, its well established and growing in popularity, and not new as a discipline sign92 , and unlike some, as John says, they are very welcoming and helpful.

All booked for the next CSR Introduction day 15.11 - I am big time looking forward