BASC Northern Ireland has called for a Ministerial Directive that limits the number of firearms a registered firearms dealer may hold to be scrapped.
BASC calls for scrapping of controversial firearms Ministerial Directive Read more...
The Scottish Government’s suggestion that it would consider a statutory ban on snares would be ‘disastrous for land managers’ says BASC.
Scottish Government considers ban on snares Read more...
The Gylfinir Cymru partnership, involving BASC and 15 other partner organisations, has launched a 10-year plan to reverse curlew decline in Wales.
Ten-year action plan launched to save curlew in Wales Read more...
Following years of campaigning, BASC Northern Ireland has welcomed the introduction of a firearms certificate condition known as ‘Any Other Lawful Quarry’.
Improvement to firearms licence condition welcomed by BASC Northern Ireland Read more...
Read Alasdair Mitchell’s reflections on new research into lead vs steel in his Sharpshooter column from last week’s Shooting Times.
Sharpshooter: lead vs steel Read more...
Read our explanation of the non-statutory Guide on Firearms Licensing Law published by the Home Office and what it means for licence holders.
Non-statutory Home Office guidance Read more...
BASC’s Peter Marshall summarises the findings of a new piece of research by Cranfield University into the pellet penetration of lead vs steel shot.
Lead vs steel – a question of lethality Read more...
BASC will challenge police forces through the courts if they revoke firearms certificates without justification.
BASC responds to Sunday Express Read more...
Now is the time to step off the sidelines and stand for one of the most fulfilling roles in the sector.
Nominations for BASC Council elections now open Read more...
Following the publication of the RSPB’s Birdcrime report 2020, the BASC has issued a statement.
BASC respond to RSPB Birdcrime report Read more...
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