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co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 4:13 pm
by iancxx
Hiya,just wondering if any one else is haveing problem,s with co durham,Put in for a variation in January,,still getting messed about now,,it seems,she has a problem with .204 calibre for some reason,My licence has been lieing on her desk for 2 or 3 week,s now,whilst she takes advice from her panel of expert,s,,So was just wondering is it just me,or is it down to the fact i want a .204,,Trying to swap a .22 hornet for the .204,,land is all cleared up to .223,,It,s just getting a bit of a p*** take now,,Other,s i know have had new rifles added,,Any info,,let me know,look,s like i will have to put in for a temp under section 7,,so i can get some shooting done,,ian

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 4:42 pm
by dodgyrog
Are they STILL messing you around?!
Talk to BASC if you are a member.

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 5:45 pm
by iancxx
hiya rog,been onto Dave taylor of the C.A,will prob,s have to go for a section 7,temporary licence,so i can get out shooting,and going to join the tyne valley club at the next meeting,sent my form of to Jonathen last week,getting fed up with waiting,all in place,just need the paperwork,,,ian

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 6:25 pm
by dodgyrog
What a pain in the rear!

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 6:51 pm
by Sim G
That's now twice in two days that I've read on here that two clubs I used to shoot with 20+ years ago are still going! Tyne Valley and the Mayfair Shooting Centre on another thread.

Is it now time to leave the South East and head back home.....? bigteeth

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 6:55 pm
by meles meles
You're paying for a service you're clearly not getting. Don't let it continue: make it clear exactly what roles you and the police play in the master : servant relationship. Employer : employee if you prefer. My own force, Warwickshire, can turn round a variation in 4 days and actually do know one end of a gun from the other without needing to resort to a panel of experts. It's a basic level of competency that should be available everywhere.

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 6:58 pm
by phaedra1106
The Tyne Valley club are not the club that used to shoot at Heddon on The Wall, it's an off-shoot of the Mayfair club.

Ian, I can't understand why they're still buggering you about, .204 is a perfectly valid calibre for what you want to use it for. I'd get back onto the CA and ask then to ring Durham to find out exactly what it is about the .204 that's causing them a problem.

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 8:12 pm
by iancxx
Hiya,will have to get back onto Dave taylor,,and ask him to chase em up,Will need my licence back before the 18th,to join the club,or a section 7,temp one,,Be nice to give the 204 a whirl at the range,
Whilst having a break from your big toy,s,(steyr),And that 9mm look,s like it should be fun,,,ian

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 8:13 pm
by Mr_Logic
I can't believe they're grumpy about a 204 when the land is cleared for 223! Madness, but that's fairly normal :(

Re: co durham feo

Posted: Wed Mar 07, 2012 8:24 pm
by saddler
Sim G wrote:That's now twice in two days that I've read on here that two clubs I used to shoot with 20+ years ago are still going! Tyne Valley and the Mayfair Shooting Centre on another thread.

Is it now time to leave the South East and head back home.....? bigteeth
Stay where ya are !!

NO chance of any Northern establishments stocking in warm lager shandy for just the one customer.... :run:

:good:

BUT if ya passing any time drop me another Dillon 550 off will ya fingerscrossed

...thought ya were gonna be at the Newark show, Paul said you were calling by the stall, but no sign of ya!!

bigteeth :flag5: