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BASC has rejected the UK Woodland Assurance Standard’s (UKWAS) proposal to ban all lead ammunition under their assurance banner by 2023. In responding to UKWAS’ consultation on its latest assurance standard revisions, BASC has called for the organisation as a minimum to remove any restrictions on lead bullets for smaller Read more…
Read the joint statement issued in response to the NGDA’s announcement regarding lead-free supply chains from 1 July 2022.
Read our full response to the announcement of a two-year UK REACH review of the use of lead ammunition.
BASC’s Dr Conor O’Gorman considers what the announcement of a two-year UK REACH review on lead ammunition means for shooting.
Matt Cross examines how it will take time to make a success of the switch from lead ammunition.
This is a five-year transition not a one-year solution, says BASC.
BASC continues to support a five year transition away from lead shot for live quarry shooting following an attempted wider ban on lead shot.
BASC is working hard against overly restrictive lead ammunition proposals.
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