/ / Our Responses & Comments / 2
Firearms UK has commented on the “Write your own laws — and win prizes” article in the Telegraph. If you could take a minute to visit the page and “recommend” our comment it would be much appreciated. It should be near the top when the filter is set to...
Set up Your Scope for Success – Rifle Shooting Technique – NSSF Shooting Sportscast NSSF’s Ryan Cleckner shows you how to properly set up your rifle and scope combination so that it naturally aligns with your eye. (NSSF Video) Understanding Minute of Angle (MOA) – Rifle Shooting Technique –...
/ / Other Resources, Politics & Legal / 1
Firearms UK encourages fellow shooting enthusiasts to lobby their political representatives.
Worldwide the UK is always cited as an example of how peaceful a society without easy access to firearms is. We are always told how safe we are in the UK with our low amount of gun ownership and low gun crime and this is always usually contrasted...
Forest Enterprise Scotland As an executive agency of Forestry Commission Scotland, FES is responsible for the management of the 630,000 hectare national forest estate in Scotland in a way which is sustainable for future generations and delivers multiple benefits for people today and over the long term. FES Head...
I just noticed one of the comments on the petition page and it caught my interest. “the government are pricing me out of the only sport i enjoy . try making people apply for a football supporters licence, more people are killed and injured in football violence than with...
/ / Deer Stalking / 0
The Forestry Commission has produced a comprehensive guide that explains in some detail the importance and effects of deer management, follow the link bellow for a PDF version.
Due to a fairly recent change in legislation, the Crime and Security Act 2010 makes it an offence for a person in possession of an air gun to fail to take “reasonable precautions” to prevent someone under the age of 18 from gaining unauthorized access to it. Airguns must...
/ / Other Publications, Pest Control / 1
General licences permit ‘authorised persons’ to carry out actions that would otherwise be illegal. They cover certain types of activity relating to birds, such as preserving public health or air safety, and preventing the spread of disease. General licences cover situations that are regarded as relatively commonplace and where...
