Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
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Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
To the question posed in an earlier thread, namely http://www.full-bore.co.uk/viewtopic.ph ... 2&start=10
In summary, what input has the NRA had into Lamdmarc/ MOD setting minimum age limits for the use of Gallery ranges by civilians? Based on the above thread, there is no national consistency and either Landmarc or local Military Training OCs are imposing their own local age limits. This is restricting the growth of our sport, and needs to be addressed.
Ceri
In summary, what input has the NRA had into Lamdmarc/ MOD setting minimum age limits for the use of Gallery ranges by civilians? Based on the above thread, there is no national consistency and either Landmarc or local Military Training OCs are imposing their own local age limits. This is restricting the growth of our sport, and needs to be addressed.
Ceri
Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
Personally I hadn't heard anything about it, maybe Iain has. However, we need the clubs to contact us when this happens then we can see what we can do.
Iain Robertson (iain.robertson@nra.org.uk) is the person who deals with regional stuff now and, so, who clubs should contact first.
Regards
Heather
Iain Robertson (iain.robertson@nra.org.uk) is the person who deals with regional stuff now and, so, who clubs should contact first.
Regards
Heather
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Clubs are reluctant to in ok e the NRA in case the local Landmarc/commandant take the huff and start making bookings awkward. A blanket communication from the NRA would be a better approach IMHO.
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Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
Appreciate that but how can we approach Landmarc if we don't know there's a problem.
We have had problems in the past that are just on one range, in a region and countrywide. We need that info before we contact them - hence why clubs should let us know.
Heather
We have had problems in the past that are just on one range, in a region and countrywide. We need that info before we contact them - hence why clubs should let us know.
Heather
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Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
Heather,
Cornwall Rifle Club (and others) have been 'hit' by revised charging from Landmarc. Our secretary has written to the NRA since November 2012 but has yet to receive a reply or acknowledgement.
Is there anything you can do please?
Thank you
JohnG :cornwall:
Cornwall Rifle Club (and others) have been 'hit' by revised charging from Landmarc. Our secretary has written to the NRA since November 2012 but has yet to receive a reply or acknowledgement.
Is there anything you can do please?
Thank you
JohnG :cornwall:
Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
Can you ask him to email me on heather.webb@nra.org.uk & I will make sure it gets to the right person.
Heather
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Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
Thank you Heather. I will email our secretary today.HeatherW762 wrote:Can you ask him to email me on heather.webb@nra.org.uk & I will make sure it gets to the right person.
Heather
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Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
HeatherW762 wrote:Personally I hadn't heard anything about it, maybe Iain has. However, we need the clubs to contact us when this happens then we can see what we can do.
Iain Robertson (iain.robertson@nra.org.uk) is the person who deals with regional stuff now and, so, who clubs should contact first.
Regards
Heather
Heather,
I hope I don't appear impatient, but I wanted to check if Iain received the email I sent him, setting out this particular issue?
The email was sent 10 days ago, but I do not appear to have received an acknowledgement. I, of course, appreciate it will take longer than that to investigate, but I just wanted to make sure the NRA is looking into it.
Regards
Ceri
Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
Iains not around for me to ask but I do know he's a bit behind on his emails. I'm sure he will get back to you as soon as he can.
Heather
Heather
Re: Can one of the NRA employees give an answer?
For what its worth Iain has been snowed under sorting out the revisions to the rules and some other stuff for the last few weeks. I myself have made him late for dinner twice by taking up his time with some paperwork that needed dicussing ..
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