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NARGC Proficiency Courses

  • 04-11-2009 9:54am
    #1
    cavan shooter
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    NARGC website has dates for those interested


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  • #2
    Bananaman
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    cavan shooter wrote: »
    NARGC website has dates for those interested

    Doesn't say what they are for - proficiency in what?

    B'Man


  • #3
    G17
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    Bananaman wrote: »
    Doesn't say what they are for - proficiency in what?

    B'Man

    When I did it many moons ago:

    The course covered - Game identification. Shotgun handling. Basic safety. Game Shooting (sporting clays). General game shooting related there or there abouts sort of things.

    Basic, but better than "here's your shotgun young man/lady, note dangerous end, best of luck"
    :)


  • #4
    Bananaman
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    So - Shotgun Handling and Safety - bit'o'fieldwork thrown in.


  • #5
    foxhunter
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    Bananaman wrote: »
    Doesn't say what they are for - proficiency in what?

    B'Man

    I would assume it's for shotgun .
    I've attended a few of them over the years and that's what they normally are about.
    I'ts generally an induction for new shooters.


  • #6
    cavan shooter
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    as above it is specifically aimed at members/ new members of the NARGC affiliated clubs, and as stated in a previous thread covers shotgun safety/field safety/ firearms acts /wild life acts and safe handling in the field using shotguns. Look at the handbook thats you can down load it covers aspects of that plus bird ident' etc etc.

    I did my first one 20 years ago, re did it two years ago and if you hunt and a member its worth doing, cost in cavan €10 for the day including lunch and practical out in Mount Nugent shooting ground.

    hopes this clarifies


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