Peter Wilson, the Olympic gold winner of the men’s double trap in clay shooting has been awarded honorary life membership to the UK’s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC). Peter has significantly helped to raise the profile of shooting as a result of his Olympic Read more…
An Airgun Range Day, organised by BASC South East will be held on Sunday 8th September at Iden Ferns Airgun Club near Rye in East Sussex. The event will provide air rifle enthusiasts with the chance to shoot a variety of targets across the 40 plus lane Hunter Field Target Read more…
An Improve Your Shooting day will be held on Tuesday 3rd September 2013 at West Kent Shooting School, in Paddock Wood near Tunbridge Wells.
BASC has welcomed the Welsh Natural Resources’ Minister, Alun Davies’ decision to continue a voluntary moratorium on the shooting of Greenland white-fronted geese.
BASC has welcomed a decision by the Welsh Government to withdraw proposals for highly protected marine conservation zones that would have banned wildfowling by default.
A police bid for increased fees for firearms licensing must be fair and must be matched by improved efficiency and consistent service delivery, according to BASC.
87% of responses to a Scottish Government consultation on plans to license airguns have rejected the idea, according to an independent analysis published today.
Members of the House of Lords narrowly won the annual clay-shooting competition against the House of Commons, organised by BASC.
A conference for women who shoot will be held at Harper Adams University in Shropshire on Saturday 3rd August 2013.
