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[womble]

Who do blame for their quick online renewal that doesn’t work.

At least they don’t force me to receive that magazine anymore. Finally. For so long I tried not to get it.

[GQshayne]

I have not Met Mr Ross nor have I seen the books to confirm the monies supposedly owed. I cannot believe QLD can get cheaper insurance rates than the national which is over far greater members. I will talk to the board members once again to understand any rebuttal to Mr Ross' statement.

As a Qld member, I note that Qld bemoaned the cost of the national magazine, and yet now that I no longer receive it, my membership is still the same. I valued the magazine as entertainment, to be read for my leisure, so if I am no longer going to receive it my membership cost should reflect that in my view.

[Finniss]

I don't like paying for the magazine but perhaps the advertising in it covers the cost...

I gave up on it years ago when the reviews started to resemble the instruction manual of the item being reviewed.

[womble]

Blah blah after you squeeze the trigger the gun fires. Sliding the bolt rearward release the spent cartridge.
No. Really. What a great article. I would never have guessed.
I was wondering how this thing worked. Thanks ssaa

[bigrich]

I have not Met Mr Ross nor have I seen the books to confirm the monies supposedly owed. I cannot believe QLD can get cheaper insurance rates than the national which is over far greater members. I will talk to the board members once again to understand any rebuttal to Mr Ross' statement.

As a Qld member, I note that Qld bemoaned the cost of the national magazine, and yet now that I no longer receive it, my membership is still the same. I valued the magazine as entertainment, to be read for my leisure, so if I am no longer going to receive it my membership cost should reflect that in my view.

do you get the QLD magazine "the report" ? i've found some interesting articles in both at times and recipes for game meat . however, as others have said they are full of ads . for the cost of ssaa QLD membership fee i'm glad i belong . i do comps at ssaa ripley and enjoy the social aspect of it .

i maintain my shooters union membership purely on the basis that they are very pro active with lobbying for shooters rights . costs about the price of a carton of beer. i get no physical benefits but i'm happy to pay the fee. i met and chatted with grayham from shooters union at my toowoomba gunsmith's shop . found him to be a good fella

[Bugman]

I have not Met Mr Ross nor have I seen the books to confirm the monies supposedly owed. I cannot believe QLD can get cheaper insurance rates than the national which is over far greater members. I will talk to the board members once again to understand any rebuttal to Mr Ross' statement.

As a Qld member, I note that Qld bemoaned the cost of the national magazine, and yet now that I no longer receive it, my membership is still the same. I valued the magazine as entertainment, to be read for my leisure, so if I am no longer going to receive it my membership cost should reflect that in my view.

do you get the QLD magazine "the report" ? i've found some interesting articles in both at times and recipes for game meat . however, as others have said they are full of ads . for the cost of ssaa QLD membership fee i'm glad i belong . i do comps at ssaa ripley and enjoy the social aspect of it .

i maintain my shooters union membership purely on the basis that they are very pro active with lobbying for shooters rights . costs about the price of a carton of beer. i get no physical benefits but i'm happy to pay the fee. i met and chatted with grayham from shooters union at my toowoomba gunsmith's shop . found him to be a good fella

I recently got some stuff from Cleavers and in the package there was a catalogue from NIOA and the magazine "The Report". I liked the magazine as it had some well thought out and interesting articles.

[GQshayne]

I have not Met Mr Ross nor have I seen the books to confirm the monies supposedly owed. I cannot believe QLD can get cheaper insurance rates than the national which is over far greater members. I will talk to the board members once again to understand any rebuttal to Mr Ross' statement.

As a Qld member, I note that Qld bemoaned the cost of the national magazine, and yet now that I no longer receive it, my membership is still the same. I valued the magazine as entertainment, to be read for my leisure, so if I am no longer going to receive it my membership cost should reflect that in my view.

do you get the QLD magazine "the report" ? i've found some interesting articles in both at times and recipes for game meat . however, as others have said they are full of ads . for the cost of ssaa QLD membership fee i'm glad i belong . i do comps at ssaa ripley and enjoy the social aspect of it .

i maintain my shooters union membership purely on the basis that they are very pro active with lobbying for shooters rights . costs about the price of a carton of beer. i get no physical benefits but i'm happy to pay the fee. i met and chatted with grayham from shooters union at my toowoomba gunsmith's shop . found him to be a good fella

I get The Report. I find most articles to be too short in comparidon to regular magazine articles. I much prefer the full size mag or Sporting Shooter in comparison. Once again, if it was supplied "free" as suggested then my membership would be reduced accordingly.

Just my 2c.

[womble]

I want my free stuff back