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Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Fri Sep 14, 2012 6:45 pm
by airgun_novice
sudhirkh wrote:can you please give me contact details of MRA ?
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Their new web site is maharifle.org. Good Luck.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2012 4:13 pm
by varunik
is MRA still functioning? What about DNA's news??

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sat Sep 22, 2012 7:42 pm
by tiwariarrun
Dear varunik,

What kind of a statement is- "Is MRA still functioning?" Just because of some moronic DNA article? Dude, you're making it sound as if it's a terrorist org. I think along with the person who wrote that article, even you need a lot of homework.

In fact, I am one of them who think how is something as fail as DNA still functioning..

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Mon Sep 24, 2012 12:23 am
by varunik
hey! dont get so angry. frankly, i am still a noob!

I read that they are not registered, thats why.. and that too because i wanted to be clear before i go to PDRA's office, which happens to be an affiliated club. thas it

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 12:09 pm
by corNL
Hello,
I have send some time back an email regarding a request to become a member.
See below and attached my KSNA membership card.

Regards

Cor Bergen

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LS,

I'm a licensed KNSA holder for fire arms in the Netherlands and a member of the KNSA
see websire http://www.knsa.nl and the sport shooting club Flevoschutters http://www.flevoschutters.nl Now I'm living in Mumbai for 2 years and like to continue the sport shooting if posible here in Mumbai.
Ilike to become a member if posible can you please advice me?


Thanks

Cor Bergen

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 8:45 pm
by airgun_novice
Why not pay a personal visit to the MRA ? You might have to do their safety course and sign an indemnity bond if you wish to practice out there or play in any tournments in MH or through MH. Good Luck.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 9:09 pm
by fantumfan2003
AGN,

Small correction........

You MUST have to do their safety course AND sign an indemnity bond if you wish to practice out there or play in any tournaments in MH or through MH.

M.
airgun_novice wrote:Why not pay a personal visit to the MRA ? You might have to do their safety course and sign an indemnity bond if you wish to practice out there or play in any tournments in MH or through MH. Good Luck.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sun Oct 07, 2012 9:37 pm
by airgun_novice
Thx FF - I stand corrected.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Thu Dec 06, 2012 6:56 pm
by Moin.
Visited MRA in Worli today and the range is in shambles, very sorry state of affairs. While I have no understanding of the guns they have inhouse the infrastructure in the place was appaling. Have taken the form for the Basic Air Rifle 4 Day course. The course begins in Jan 2013 and apparently there's a long waiting list. Whew. Went to see the Veer Savarkar range but was closed due to the crowds assembled for Ambedkar Jayanti.

If the infrastructure is better at Veer Savarkar in Dadar then why the premium for MRA ? Any ifo will be appreciated.

Thanks
Moin.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 10:20 pm
by only32owner
tiwariarrun wrote:Dear varunik,

What kind of a statement is- "Is MRA still functioning?" Just because of some moronic DNA article? Dude, you're making it sound as if it's a terrorist org. I think along with the person who wrote that article, even you need a lot of homework.

In fact, I am one of them who think how is something as fail as DNA still functioning..
Whatever I am saying here is from my personal expirience and understanding, I am on no once side.

Brothers, MRA is not going to die but the place would be shifted, right now MRA is having it range at the most lucrative/expensive piece of land in mumbai.


Because its on a leased land from BMC, they dont own it and BMC creats a problem whenever they want it to repaire.

Mark my words, you will see it soon ,

How I know this ? Well I am in to real estates and like to be informed.

Regards.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Sun Dec 09, 2012 10:33 pm
by only32owner
Hi moin ,
This is for you lets meet in MRA as per your convinience, I do have some good collection of AR and AP ( as per my choice)
and in MRA there is a range for bigginers like us , at the left when we enter the range gate, donated/built by Mr Bhattia of D'ward rifle club.

We can shoot these , AGs

Regards.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Mon Dec 10, 2012 10:35 pm
by Moin.
only32owner wrote:Hi moin ,
This is for you lets meet in MRA as per your convinience, I do have some good collection of AR and AP ( as per my choice)
and in MRA there is a range for bigginers like us , at the left when we enter the range gate, donated/built by Mr Bhattia of D'ward rifle club.

We can shoot these , AGs

Regards.
That's wonderful. Thank you. Whenever you are in that side of town please give me a buzz. Would love to meet.

Best
Moin.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Tue Dec 11, 2012 12:04 am
by only32owner
Can someone get MR. Dhiren Bhatia over here talking about the MRA or MSRA, here on our forum, HE is a sportsman sans politicts. Lets see what his veiw about MRA,

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Mon Jan 28, 2013 11:42 am
by ChaitanyaS
Visited Maharashtra Rifle Association yesterday. I went almost at their closing hour (6 PM). Sheila Kanungo was there but she left soon.

The ranges *looked* like they were in a dilapidated state but that is only half the story. I picked up a few target papers at the 50 metre range. Someone over there shot 1 inch groups earlier in the day.

Re: Maharashtra Rifle Association

Posted: Thu Mar 14, 2013 6:30 pm
by bishu57
Dear All,
Recently joined the forum and found this thread. Am currently enrolled for the basic course for Air Pistol at the MRA- Worli. The course is still taught by Sheila Kanungo, personally i think she is an excellent teacher , introduces even non shooters to the sport in a non intimidating and safe way. Every session begins with a review of safety and then the basic concepts follow.

The guns are all issued by MRA and you get to fire approx 50 shots per session of 2 hours - so its a very hands on practice driven methodology.

I would be going in for full time membership post the course and wanted to understand whats the time frame typically for getting your registration formalities done? Any practical experience info would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

Bishu