From: Jonathan Spencer, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Actually thinking about that I wonder whether having the MoD involved in
>> range approval is a good idea anymore, as they insist on following the
>> NATO template that is completely unrelated to most types of target
>shooting.
>>
>> Steve.
>Absolutely right!
Be careful what you seek. It is known that there are those amongst us
who are aware that the MOD seek to dispose of the burden of civilian
range safety approval, and there are those amongst the police who seek
to take on the responsibility for range safety certificates. This job
would then fall to the same people who administer shotgun and firearms
certificates.
Who in their right mind would encourage that?
Perhaps range safety certification, if necessary, should be the
responsibility of the Health & Safety Executive?
--Jonathan Spencer, firearms examiner
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That's my thinking too, our local HSE guy seems okay by comparison
to our licensing dept.
Steve.
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