GB L

[just ask me]

where in the country would a ring number starting with GB L this be from  just a question i need answered that all    

[OLDYELLOW]

could be anywhere you can check all ring numbers to the original club by going to the R.P.R.A site on member support all ring lists up to 2004 to 2008:

http://www.rpra.org/MemberSupport/RingList/tabid/85/Default.aspx

[just ask me]

no prob old yellow   i tought  the letters would be a certain area but guess what im wrong again its becoming a habit  ;D

[tippler1]

hope if you got 1 its not 08  l12947 lol

[just ask me]

na dont have one its just more about curiosity that all

 

what do the letters mean then on the rings i always thought it was for area but there u go im wrong again

[tippler1]

pass no idea lol

[OLDYELLOW]

in the N.E.H.U  the 3 or 4 letters are from an area , but GB rings are usualy done for either town or club name , and others such as x , v or z for national clubs or studs

[Wiley]

GB L rings, generally are raced in London its like a ring scheme we have down here if you get in on the combine, but down here its only L rings you recieve

[jimmy white]

in scotland , our ring system usually contains the letters of the fed ,i,e. M,L mid_lothian ,,,,,,,,,P pentland fed ...L lanarkshire fed    A,B aberdeen fed ,,,etc etc etc  

[Guest REDFOXKRAUTHS]

YES ONLY IN NEHU,NWHU, AND SU DO THE LETTERS MEAN AN AREA, GB S FOR EXAMPLE COULD BE ST AUSTELL  CLUB AND STOCKPORT BUT SOME TIMES IF NOT ENOUGH CLUBS WITH FIRST LETTER "S" ORDER THEY GO ON TO CLUBS WITH A DIFFRENT LETTER.

 

THE ONLY TWO RINGS IN GB (RPRA) WHO STAY IN ONE AREA IF GB-ER( HM QUEEN) AND GB-Z( MIDLANDS NATIONAL FLYING CLUB)