I did the RCO course when it was on offer at £45, not because I wanted to do a bit of strutting, but because I wanted to get a better idea of how Bisley worked.
I remember as a rookie finding the place very intimidating...................standing there terrified that I was going to make an arse of myself. (That came later.....)
Pete
Range officer course
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Pete
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Re: Range officer course
"Tantum religio potuit suadere malorum" Lucretius
You're offended? Please explain why your inability to control your emotions translates into me having to censor my opinions....
You're offended? Please explain why your inability to control your emotions translates into me having to censor my opinions....
Re: Range officer course
My regional course intake was tested on both of those.Maggot wrote:
The only difference I can see is that one should allow you to run an MOD range (sign for it legally), but as we never actually got tested on the lost comms and butts change procedure....pretty critical for MOD gallery ranges.
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