With the Home Office shortly expected to deliver a statement on firearms licensing following the conclusion of the coroner’s inquest on the Keyham shootings, BASC has devised the so-called ‘Keyham Test’ to ensure any proposals put forward will make a real difference to public safety.
Dr Conor O’Gorman discusses BASC’s challenge to a study part-funded by the RSPB and Wild Justice on lead shot in oven-ready pheasants.
Terry Behan reports on the effectiveness of currently available non-lead centrefire rifle ammunition, and what this means in the context of UK REACH proposals to ban all outdoor uses of lead ammunition.
Lyme is a difficult disease to diagnose as its symptoms are easily confused with many other disorders.
The Hunting Trophies (Importation Prohibition) Bill can only work if it’s revised to target unsustainable practices over those that conserve threatened species.
Terry Behan shares the findings of BASC’s testing of non-lead rimfire rifle ammunition available on the market currently.
In the second blog of our series centred around the UK REACH lead ammunition consultation, Terry Behan reports on BASC’s testing of non-lead airgun pellets.
Ian Danby discusses the government’s new Environmental Improvement Plan and how the importance of sustainable shooting to its delivery features throughout.
In the first of our new blog series, BASC’s Terry Behan recaps on the HSE’s UK REACH consultation on lead ammunition restriction proposals.
