Will my BASC membership allow me to do this do you know?
Also do you think it is worthwhile to join the NRA?
thanks
Good advice I Farticus. You can also buy a zero target for the 25m zero range (used to be £1.50) if you have just put a scope on your rifle and are concerned about where your first shot may go.
I think the BSRC membership cost is quite a bit higher than the NRA (a good club though), I shoot there with other clubs that book their range.
I have booked a target via BASC,you will need a SSC (safe shooters card) I have also joined the NRA, although that was for reasons other than booking targets. what is generally forgotten is that the NRA have a standard route to a SSC , unless you can prove prior experience, they will insist on you taking a probationary course, this will cost money!Will my BASC membership allow me to do this do you know?
Also do you think it is worthwhile to join the NRA?
thanks
£40 a year now Nick as the club have to pay a fiver for the SSCYes, join bbsnrpc as Kenny said, and you will gain your safe shooter card. Membership is £35/year iirc and range fees are split between those who are shooting that day.
and mercilessly take the **** out of anyone unlucky enough to have an AKThe next meet is Easter Sunday, why not pop down and have a chat. We are on Short Siberia in the morning, 100yds from the benches. This is usually used by members to check zero and for load development.
and mercilessly take the **** out of anyone unlucky enough to have an AK
Short Siberia is one of the ranges at Bisley camp, it is 100 and 200m depending on which range is booked, we normally use 100m as its a good starting point for zeroing.Sounds good. I have never shot at a range before only hunting back home. Is there anything I need to know or bring? When you say short Siberia what exactly is that? Sorry guys new to everything here!
thanks for all the info by the way