Checking Zero and Drop at Midland

kildarejoe

This has probably been asked before.
Anyway, I want to check the Zero on my 308 and check bullet drop for hold over at maybe 50, 100, 200 300m etc.
Can this be done by non members at midlands?
If so who do I arrange it with or can I just turn up, if so how much does it cost?
What are the range distances available to use?

Cheers

Tackleberrywho

kildarejoe wrote: »

This has probably been asked before.
Anyway, I want to check the Zero on my 308 and check bullet drop for hold over at maybe 50, 100, 200 300m etc.
Can this be done by non members at midlands?
If so who do I arrange it with or can I just turn up, if so how much does it cost?
What are the range distances available to use?

Cheers

100 200 and 300 yards, member needs to sign you in Saturday and Sun only, bring licence with you

clivej

Tackleberrywho wrote: »

100 200 and 300 yards, member needs to sign you in Saturday and Sun only, bring licence with you

And current insurance card....................

robertpatterson

So to answer your question
No:o you cant turn up on your own you have to be with a member

clivej

Just to clear this up a little.

• You must be already known to a member who will sign you in
• You must show a current license for your firearm
• You must show current insurance deatails
• There may be a small cover charge for the use of the range for the day (not sure about this)
• You will be at all times under the supervision of the member whom signed you in while at the range

robertpatterson

Yeah theres a charge of fifteen euros for the guest for the day

It wasn't me!

robertpatterson wrote: »

Yeah theres a charge of fifteen euros for the guest for the day

That's for the rimfire range. For the centrefire range it's twenty fiive or thirty euro.

kildarejoe

Cheers.
I must ring a few lads I think are members.
Country side alliance insurance ok I presume?
What are opening times by the way.