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We are unable to accept any new bookings at present. There appears to be an issue in the payment option. We apologise for any inconvenience and will open bookings up as soon as we have the issue sorted. Thank you for your patience. 

Conditions of Booking

  • Minimum age due to weight of Aiguns and for the safety and wellbeing of the participants is set at 10 years. (exceptional  circumstances may apply)
  • Bookings for Air Rifle, Air Pistol and Target Sprint shooting can be made via the site only. All requests are for a max 1 hour per booking, and include equipment hire.
  • Beginners are recommended to select 6yd Lanes. 10m Bookings should only be made by those confirmed as progressed to 10m
  • All new shooters will start on springer style air rifles before progressing to precharged, Pistol is only available for shooters who have proven experience and airgun handling skills. 
  • Notes when booking: Please specify (Beginner, Target Sprint, Gun requirements etc)
  • Payment is now required at time of booking. 
  • Refunds only accepted in exceptional circumtances and no later than 2 weeks prior to booked session. 
  • If any refunds are processed they will be less any banking fees typically 15%.
  • Parental consent will be required for under 18’s. All participants are subject to Sect21 Firearms act [Extract below], if in doubt please ask.

All proceeds are fed back into the Scout Rifle Club/Scout Group and will be used for the upkeep of Equipment and Facilities, and for the purchase of new equipment.


Extracts from the Firearms Act 1968  -  Section 21 

A person who has been sentenced (to custody for life or) to preventive detention, or to imprisonment or to corrective training for a term of three years or more (or to youth custody [or detention in a young offender institution] for such a term), or who has been sentenced to be detained for such a term in a young offenders institution in Scotland, shall not at any time have a firearm or ammunition in his possession. 
 
A person who has been sentenced ........ to imprisonment for a term of three months or more but less than three years (or to youth custody [or detention in a young offender institution] for such a term), or who has been sentenced to be detained for such a term in a detention centre or in a young offenders institution in Scotland, shall not at any time before the expiration of the period of five years from the date of his release have a firearm or ammunition in his possession. 

This means: 
Section 21 prohibits the possession of a firearm and ammunition (under any circumstances), by any person who has been convicted of a crime and sentenced to a term of imprisonment (or its equivalent for young persons) of  3 months or more. The prohibition applies in all circumstances, including handling and firing at an approved shooting club or at a clay pigeon shoot where a certificate is not ordinarily required. It also applies to the possession or use of other categories of firearms and ammunition such as AIRGUNS or shot cartridges for which a certificate is not needed. 

A sentence of 3 months to 3 years attracts a 5-year prohibition, shorter ones no prohibition but a longer one means a life ban. 


Note. 
This prohibition also applies to anyone who has been convicted of an offence but has received a suspended sentence and is effective from the date of the sentence.