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we've got to leave or they will dump any legislation on us and say your country voted and gave us the mandate for this to go ahead

this kid is the modern day version

David BASC, on 30 Jan 2015 - 1:10 PM, said: Depends on what you main shooting will be. If clays then CPSA as their mag and membership package is very much geared towards the clay shooter, but their insurance covers you if you pop off to go live quarry shooting too. If live quarry shooting, than BASC is very much geared for that, that's what's in our mag, and of course the teams at BASC who are there to try and help you, and the BASC insurance also covers you for clay shooting. If you would like a copy of our members mag so you can see what you are getting as it were, just PM me your postal address and I will send one to you. David As always from David, a well balanced and honest answer. +1

They do like their friendly fire those boys over there

I wonder how many cars/vehicles get shot every year it seems quite common judging by the replies?

I use seal skinz good grip waterproof and you can peel the index fingers and thumbs back for when you are doing fiddly things ooh erhh

51 in March

Welcome Daz from a fellow Geordie

I use Solomon Quests I've had them about 7 years still waterproof and in good condition. You can pick a pair up for £135

Has anyone tried BASC'S insurance and is it competitive?

+1 Firework

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Good job, very clear instructions

I put my application in on a Monday and they phoned me on the Wednesday to visit on the Thursday That was Northumbria Police who I must say were great from start to finish. They said it was a 10 week turn around but I had my cert within 8 weeks

Tuono all the the way especially the factory model ............... just watch the licence

I live less than 60 miles from the border and quite often go up to a mates shooting, how would this affect me? Would I have to apply for a licence for my air rifles I'm ok with my shot gun but we shoot branchers with our air rifles (these are 12 flbs) IE no FAC needed

I've just came back from Aldi in Howdon, Wallsend tonight and they still have 2 in the display case. I don't know if they are camo or not B)

Eat Marmite they never bite you something to do with the Riboflavin

Hello fellow Geordie

No I've never taken any lessons I was lucky and had friends who shot shotguns and used to shoot clays with them. I'm not really into shotguns.Rifles are more my thing so that's more what I do.

You can take lessons at steve Smith's Shooting ground in Dinnington. I think it's about £50 an hour (Don't quote me on that one) But if you have your own gun etc it might be cheaper