Questions and Answers…

Is there anything I should read up on before visiting?

Its a good idea to have a sound knowledge of the Airgunners code of practice. You can read it here: https://basc.org.uk/codes-of-practice/air-rifles-code-of-practice/

What should I bring on my first visit?

You can read all about the first visit and introduction here, but in summary:

  • Your completed disclaimer and photo
  • Proof of insurance (Either paper or digital proof is ok)
  • Payment (See Prices here)
  • All your shooting equipment (Gun, gun slip, pellets, bottle/pump, targets, tool kit, bench rest if you have one)
  • Paper targets
  • Pound coins for drinks/snacks and range heaters.
  • Warm clothing and waterproofs
  • Suitable footwear

Don’t worry if you forget some of your equipment, or you’ve run out of pellets, we’ve got a fully stocked shop on site.

What is the minimum age of participants?

Participants must be at least 12 years old. Anyone under 18 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult who is a paying participant.

What are the opening times?

Once you have had your introduction we are open all the time. All day and night. Pete will explain the ‘out of hours’ visiting procedure during your introduction.

Can I bring a friend along to watch and not shoot?

Spectators/friends are only allowed under special circumstances. Please speak to Pete for an explanation.

What insurance do you require?

Affiliation to any of the shooting or countryside organisations that give you third party liability insurance for shooting sports is fine.

In effect, you join up and your membership gives you the insurance you need to shoot.

We strongly recommend the BASC membership (basc.org.uk) however here are links to several other associations/organisations.

Where can I stay locally?

What? man up, and come camping using our super wild campsites!!

Or… Get in touch for the latest information on other local accommodation.

Now you’ve read the FAQ, call Pete to organise your introduction…