DS1 who to choose
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I used Jelen, and they were great
Was it Jelen who did the excellent dvd in which the dsc1 questions were asked and there were multiple choice answers, at the end the score was tallied up as a percentage.
All done on your own pc at your leisure.
I saw it sometime ago and was seriously impressed with it as a form of learning.
Obviously peeps are going to shout ‘nothing beats experience’ agreed but everyone has to start somewhere
Willowbank.
All done on your own pc at your leisure.
I saw it sometime ago and was seriously impressed with it as a form of learning.
Obviously peeps are going to shout ‘nothing beats experience’ agreed but everyone has to start somewhere
Willowbank.
I used Jelen. Tuition was excellent and I also had access to their online training tool that allowed me to practice answering questions.
Another vote 4 Jelen
didnt no jelan had done one if these. seen the bds one and another one that i cant remember. anyone got a link to the jelan one.
jcampbellsmith
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Ultimate Deer Data - British Deer Society
Ultimate Deer Data online training available only from the British Deer Society is an interactive training package enabling you to acquire and test your knowledge in preparation for taking the Deer Stalking Certificate 1. The interactive quizzes and deer identification quizzes can be used time...
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Jelen only give access to those doing their DSC1
LeftHandGuy
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Just got back in from a session with Paul at the Corinium Gunrange.
The plan was to zero a couple of rifles of mine, out of the wind, and I had a day off and have never been there before so thought I’d give Paul a go so to speak.
One rifle zero’d quickly and easily.
Second rifle, we noticed that it wasn’t the best at grouping and was throwing flyers.
We persevered but to no avail.
Without me even asking Paul whipped out a couple of other types of alternate brands of ammo and we ran them through the gun.
The last brand/type that he suggested worked a treat, small cloverleaf groups at 100 yards. Perfect!
Couldn’t wish to meet a nicer chap , and one that knows his stuff clearly.
I couldn’t recommend Paul and the Corinium Range more highly
The plan was to zero a couple of rifles of mine, out of the wind, and I had a day off and have never been there before so thought I’d give Paul a go so to speak.
One rifle zero’d quickly and easily.
Second rifle, we noticed that it wasn’t the best at grouping and was throwing flyers.
We persevered but to no avail.
Without me even asking Paul whipped out a couple of other types of alternate brands of ammo and we ran them through the gun.
The last brand/type that he suggested worked a treat, small cloverleaf groups at 100 yards. Perfect!
Couldn’t wish to meet a nicer chap , and one that knows his stuff clearly.
I couldn’t recommend Paul and the Corinium Range more highly
I’ve been to Corinium for tuition and Paul was excellent. He’s competent and has that (sadly) all too rare quality that he can explain difficult/complicated concepts in very simple terms.
kieran222
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I used the BDS training manual and the online multiple choice quiz subscription which lasts about two weeks and just turned up for the exam day at a reduced price. I didn't have time to go to the full course and that was fine. The DSC1 manual is very good with a lot of valuable info despite what some people say about the DSC1.
mossberg12
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done mine with bds.i found them very good
