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Shooting legislation, firearms law, game shooting news and countryside policy — ShootingUK covers it all, first and in depth. When a firearms bill moves through Parliament, when snaring regulations change, when a landmark legal ruling affects game shooters, deer stalkers or airgun owners, our dedicated news team reports it before anyone else.
We go direct to the people who shape the sport. BASC, the Countryside Alliance, leading gunsmiths, shoot managers, game dealers and the industry’s most respected voices all contribute comment and analysis built around the issues that matter to shooters, gamekeepers, landowners and fieldsports professionals across the UK.
Firearms licensing, lead ammunition, animal welfare legislation, conservation funding, rural crime — if it affects shooting, it is covered here. Our coverage extends across game shooting, deer stalking, airgun law, pest control, driven shoots, wildfowling and Scottish and devolved countryside policy, reported by a team with direct access to the organisations and legal experts who shape the sport.
First with the news ⬇
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NewsFerrari reveals four-wheel-drive supercar
Lock up your Land Rovers - famed Italian car manufacturer Ferrari has shocked the motoring world by revealing the FF, its first-ever four-wheel-drive car.
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NewsTeaching the law to the police
<strong>Legal shooting sports are being misreported as crimes, but, as Tim Weston reports, gamekeepers are working to inform the police about rural matters</strong>
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NewsScottish shooting calls for longer catching-up period
Scottish gamekeepers and shoots back a proposal to extend the end-of-season catching-up period to the end of February.
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NewsCar Review: Honda CR-V
Car review Honda CR-V: If you're looking for a road car with presence then look no further - just don't take it game shooting.
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NewsFirearms Law: Common sense in the Commons
<strong>Late last month, the legal use of firearms was under debate in the Houses of Parliament. Bill Harriman was heartened by what MPs and the Home Affairs Committee had to say</strong>
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NewsKent wildfowlers secure shooting rights in Norfolk
Kent Wildfowling & Conservation Association adds 564 acres of East Anglia to its extensive 10,500-acre portfolio.
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NewsThe Owley shoot
<strong>Selena Masson joins one conservation-conscious shoot in Kent that is hoping to restore its grey partridge population for the next generation</strong>
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NewsKeepers call for more time to catch-up birds
<strong>Scottish gamekeepers back a proposal to extend the end-of-season catching-up period to the end of February</strong>
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NewsForestry Commission: Private ownership can be better say shooters
<strong>Shooting groups promise to protect shooters’ interests, as protests grow against Forestry Commission land sales</strong>
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NewsGame shooting at Rainford Hall, Lancashire
A game shooting article from the April 2010 issue of Shooting Gazette.
By ShootingUK
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