BASC members get complimentary entry for all three days of The Game Fair 2025.
Specialist advice, political lobbying and exclusive member offers. Just some of the reasons you should join BASC today.
Shooting is worth £3.3 billion to the UK economy
Shooting supports up to 67,000 full-time jobs
Shooting contributes 15 million work days to conservationÂ
Scotland’s shooting sector delivers more than £246 million in annual natural capital benefits, according to a new report launched by BASC at the Scottish Game Fair on 4 July.
Read our answers to frequently asked questions about the planned lead ammunition legislation and what it means for shotgun, rifle and airgun shooters.
Read BASC’s statement in response to the Government’s announcement regarding restrictions on the sale and use of lead ammunition.
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