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1 hour ago, Scotch_egg said:

More politics no doubt 

Probably more commercial common sense that Politics.

The NRA needs to have income to run the ranges and infrastructure, why would they have a middle man?

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5 minutes ago, Roy W said:

Probably more commercial common sense that Politics.

The NRA needs to have income to run the ranges and infrastructure, why would they have a middle man?

A middle man with experience and knowledge of running the type of course of fire. Beats me why they would want that 😂 

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2 hours ago, Scotch_egg said:

A middle man with experience and knowledge of running the type of course of fire. Beats me why they would want that 😂 

I suppose if Josh ran it, everyone would need to be a member of his Home Office club? Wasn't that the issue when he did the training?

Clearly the NRA have picked it up and run with it, they simply won't want someone else to benefit financially from it.

 

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In my opinion the NRA should partner with the GBPRA, spend the next couple years running and refining single day and two day matches and then bid to hold the IPRF World Champs.

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2 hours ago, Roy W said:

I suppose if Josh ran it, everyone would need to be a member of his Home Office club? Wasn't that the issue when he did the training?

Clearly the NRA have picked it up and run with it, they simply won't want someone else to benefit financially from it.

 

You have hit the nail on the head. It’s come down to money again. 

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I think it is a good thing that there is potentially a new PRS range in the South of England.

It's the NRA's range, so they should run it.

When the trial event took place I wonder whether there was any agreement that Josh could continue running it? I doubt it.

Personally I think people should embrace the expansion and get behind them, but unfortunately the British shooting community always seem to find something to moan about.

The NRA is a charity and The National Shooting Centre is a business. They have to pay wages, tax, National Insurance, Pensions, insurance, upkeep, gas, electric, water and all the assorted costs involved in businesses. Of course they have to make money, otherwise the place will close.

I wish them well and will attend their training and competitions.

 

 

 

 

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1 hour ago, JCalleja91 said:

In my opinion the NRA should partner with the GBPRA, spend the next couple years running and refining single day and two day matches and then bid to hold the IPRF World Champs.

Excellent idea

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Can only be a good thing for the steel plate shooting community

 

Makes perfect sense to run competitions in house - adds another provider to choose from 

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1 hour ago, Ronin said:

Can only be a good thing for the steel plate shooting community

 

Makes perfect sense to run competitions in house - adds another provider to choose from 

Yes it does make sense to run in house with no middleman, that should in theory make or cheaper for us shooters.

BUT all providers need to be pulling in the same direction and working together and not trying to establish a monopoly. 

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On 8/27/2023 at 2:10 PM, JCalleja91 said:

In my opinion the NRA should partner with the GBPRA, spend the next couple years running and refining single day and two day matches and then bid to hold the IPRF World Champs.

Agree!! 

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