- 17-06-2012, 15:53 #41Junior Member
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This is a sport that I'm looking to take up so I'm not up to speed with the internal politics but it's the reason I follow threads such as this.
It just seems to me that this would have been a fantastic opportunity to improve the facilities available, and to improve the image of the sport in the eyes of the general public.
- 17-06-2012, 15:55 #42"I'd rather be a tired old Has been, than a tired old Never Has Been!!"
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- 17-06-2012, 16:21 #43Warning, this post contains some flash photography.
- 17-06-2012, 18:02 #44
- 17-06-2012, 18:57 #45
It does indeed. It says I'm a bitter cnut who first saw his right to use SLR's taken away on purely specious reasons with the active support and endorsement of the 'wooden gun' establishment, and then saw his handguns banned, yet again with the active support and endorsement if the 'wooden gun' establishment.
Gault and the rest of the Uncle Toms have been happy to be used as the figleaf behind which the government hid to claim you can still do competive shooting in the UK.
No fucking way was I going to support the cnuts swanking about with their special Sec 5 tickets in my range. If owning a handgun is only the prerogative of 'child killers' in the UK thanks to HO and cnuty Gov propaganda, then naturally I'm not going to support these sell outs.Last edited by sunnoficarus; 17-06-2012 at 19:05. Reason: Mong spelling, just woke up.
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- 17-06-2012, 19:02 #46Senior Member
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this...like, like, like, like...like!
Until 1996, there used to be 2 NRAs in the UK: the National Rivers Authority which had nothing to do with shooting whatsoever, but everything to do with canal renovation, cleaning rivers and the like; at that date, it became something else, can't remember what. And then there was the National Rifle Association.
The National Rivers Authority probably did more to defend shooting sports in this country...Last edited by mac1; 17-06-2012 at 19:08.
- 17-06-2012, 19:04 #47Senior Member
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- 17-06-2012, 19:22 #48
- 17-06-2012, 19:36 #49
Sadly Mugatu, I think you are probably right.
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- 17-06-2012, 19:40 #50Senior Member
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what's happening August?




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