Just heard that Bisley are closing Century range for every weekday in
November 07, for maintenance.

Unbelievable.

Nospam  wrote:

> Just heard that Bisley are closing Century range for every weekday in
> November 07, for maintenance.
> 
> Unbelievable.

What needs doing then?

I know the CPSA have complained about the state of the Skeet ranges, as
they look rather 'dilapidated' - which shouldnt really be the case for
what is supposed to be the 'home' of English shooting.
Alan.

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In message , Nospam 
 writes
>Just heard that Bisley are closing Century range for every weekday in
>November 07, for maintenance.
>
>Unbelievable.

What, exactly, is unbelievable?  That ranges need maintenance?  That the 
range will be closed during maintenance?  That it's being done in 
November?  That they're doing it on weekdays?  Or that it's going to 
take a month?  (To do what you don't say.)

If the range needs major maintenance, all of the above make sense to me. 
Or would you prefer they NRA closes the range every weekend from April 
through to October?  ;-)

Oh yes, where did you hear this: from Rumour Control or from the horse's 
mouth?

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Jonathan

I was reading a book, 'The History of Glue', couldn't put it down.
-Tim Vine

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Jonathan Spencer  wrote in message
news:EfR67UBajuJHFwvL@salvage.demon.co.uk...
> In message , Nospam
>  writes
> >Just heard that Bisley are closing Century range for every weekday in
> >November 07, for maintenance.
> >
> >Unbelievable.
>
> What, exactly, is unbelievable?  That ranges need maintenance?  That the
> range will be closed during maintenance?  That it's being done in
> November?  That they're doing it on weekdays?  Or that it's going to
> take a month?  (To do what you don't say.)
>
> If the range needs major maintenance, all of the above make sense to me.
> Or would you prefer they NRA closes the range every weekend from April
> through to October?  ;-)
>
> Oh yes, where did you hear this: from Rumour Control or from the horse's
> mouth?
>
> --
> Jonathan
>
> I was reading a book, 'The History of Glue', couldn't put it down.
> -Tim Vine