The BBC is accused of failing to ask for the pro-shooting viewpoint.
Recent reporting of an air rifle accident, involving toddler Rashid Rullah in Birmingham, has prompted BASC to brand the BBCs coverage of shooting incidents as one-sided.
It is surprising that we were not asked for any input, whereas the Gun Control Network and others opposed to shooting were allowed significant access to airtime, said BASCs Dave Harper.
He added: We are deeply concerned by the apparent one-sided approach to this story and the issues that surround it.
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