BASC hosted 20 members of Police Scotland’s firearms licensing team last week as part of our commitment to provide training for the force.
BASC continues to support Police Scotland through training Read more...
With an increasing number of deer injured on our roads, we look at the role of volunteers trained to carry out humane dispatch.
The importance of humane dispatch Read more...
BASC has accused Gloucestershire Constabulary of failing to fulfil a statutory duty by suspending firearm certificate grants.
Gloucestershire Constabulary suspends certificate grants Read more...
BASC has helped deliver a pilot course for police FEOs, giving them hands-on experience shooting activities they are likely to encounter.
BASC delivers more training for police firearms enquiry officers Read more...
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