A. By practice at the regimental butts (where such accommodation exists), and appearing at Bisley.
Q. Is the new site of the National Rifle Association better than the last?
A. Certainly, for those who come to Bisley intend to shoot.
Q. But did any one turn up at Wimbledon for any purpose other than marksmanship?
A. Yes, for many of those who occupied the tents used their marquees merely as a suitable resting-place for light refreshments.
Q. Is there anything of that kind at Bisley?
A. Not much, as the nearest place of interest is a crematorium, and the most beautiful grounds in the neighbourhood belong to a cemetery.
Q. Then the business of Bisley is shooting?
A. Distinctly. Without the rifle, the place would be as melancholy as its companion spot, Woking.
Q. In this place of useful work, what is the first object of the marksman?