An event to mark International Women’s Day in Northern Ireland by introducing women to countryside activities including clay-target shooting, off-road driving, fly casting, air-rifle target shooting and archery will be held on Saturday the 8th March.
Paul Chaplow from North Yorkshire is this year’s BASC Wales .410 World Champion after competing against opponents from all over the world.
A Young Shots’ Progression Day, organised by BASC, will be held at Thorpe Rifle Range in the Peak District near Derbyshire on 20th October 2013.
Two introductory days, designed to provide a taste of countryside activities for women and Young Shots, will be held by BASC in Wales during August and September.
The annual .410 World Championships, which attracts people from around the world to compete with the smallest calibre shotgun available, will be held in Wales on the 21st September 2013.
Prospects for this year’s grouse season are looking good according to the UK’s largest shooting organisation, the British Association for Shooting and Conservation (BASC).
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…
A conference for women who shoot will be held at Harper Adams University in Shropshire on Saturday 3rd August 2013.
