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Evening Ovenpaa,

When you get a bit of time out of the shed, would it be possible to post a description of the HME procedure?

all the best phil

ovenpaa wrote:Passed so I am happy despite the 160 mile round trip and cold day.

Well done. All the guys on my course passed as well.

Heather

I actively dislike NRA exam questions, 50% sensible and 50% sent to make me waver and arghh..... and please don't say that is what they are supposed to do :lol:

Ok I wont then :lol: :lol:

Heather

I fancy having a go at that course myself!

Heather, I said "Hello" to you in the butts on Short Siberia when your class was out and about!

Me... butt 20, olive windproof smock, black beanie hat and ear defenders.

It is well worth doing

Mow the question is... should I order myself an NRA RCO badge or is that going overboard a bit?

What? no stripes???

ovenpaa wrote:It is well worth doing

Mow the question is... should I order myself an NRA RCO badge or is that going overboard a bit?

Not over the top as it shows you know what you're talking about better (I think) than the photo card. "who are you to tell me what to do" is easily answered by pointing at the badge better than trying to get your card out of your wallet!

Heather

Wallet? I carry my SCC, RCO, NRA Club & Zombie hunting permit on a lanyard around my neck whenever I am shooting.

I find it odd that the NRA RCO badges do not include the red HME text as the cards do, unless it is just that I have just not seen one before.

Yes i too did my hme course yesterday,at bisley under the expert tutualidge of heather and her glamourous assistant!!

The course was just what expected and was deliverd warmly calmly and with great care,well done to heather and chris........see you at the saw...