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hilaina
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target practice shooting

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Me and my boyfriend are both 21 and are looking to try something new so we decided on target practice shooting range. Neither of us have any experience and have no idea how to get started. Does anyone know where we could go so that we could get started straight away with the possibility of tutorials that's preferably indoors and within traveling distance from Central London. Prices would be appreciated.
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JamesH
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Post by JamesH »

The NSRA is a good place to start, they should be able to put you in touch with a club
http://www.nsra.co.uk/
They have a club finder facility
http://www.nsra.co.uk/index.php/home/club-finder

A few universities have target shooting clubs, it can be possible to find a way in there.
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Post by thirdwheel »

In central london you are quite lucky as there are several smallbore ranges - you would never know they were there! 10m Air is a bit thinner on the ground. As above contact nsra.

George
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Post by RobStubbs »

The NSRA also run taster sessions where you can try different disciplines so look on the website or call them for details.

Rob.
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