OFFICERS from Lancashire Constabulary’s firearms licensing team visited BASC’s head office near Wrexham to find out more about the association and shooting sports.
As the game shooting season comes to an end, BASC, the UK’S largest shooting organisation, has highlighted the benefits of shooting for the whole of the UK and its population.
BASC’s Council has unanimously voted to give support to the three new game fairs which have been launched following the decision not to hold the CLA Game Fair in 2016.
BASC, the UK’s largest shooting organisation, will be submitting amendments to the European Commission’s proposals to change the Firearms Directive.
BASC is urging the Scottish government not to ban the use of electronic dog collars as their consultation process on the issue closes today.
BASC has secured significant discounts and members can now get big savings on models from 17 of the world’s leading car manufacturers.
BASC will attend a key meeting to brief Vicky Ford MEP, who is leading on the European Parliament’s scrutiny of European Commission proposals to amend the Firearms Directive.
More than 4,000 people tried shooting sports for the first time in 2015 using BASC’s state-of-the-art shooting simulator.
Commenting on Defra’s 2015 UK Biodiversity Indicators Report, BASC, the UK’s largest shooting organisation, has said it is concerned by the continuing downward trend in a number of key indicators but stressed shooting’s contribution to biodiversity and the wider health of the countryside. The report shows continuing declines in farmland Read more…
