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Y WAEN, PENCRAIG, LLANGYNOG SHOOTING GROUND
Our team consists of highly skilled and extensively trained instructors ready to assist you. We cover a wide range of expertise, including vintage Military rifles, cowboy under lever rifles, small bore and full bore rifles, black powder pistols, and state-of-the-art rifles with advanced sighting systems.
At our facility, you can experience shooting up to 1200 Yards from various firing points, allowing you to hone your skills and improve your marksmanship under expert guidance.
Additionally, we provide personalised instruction to help you enhance your shooting techniques and reach your full potential. Our focus is on safety, precision, and enjoyment of the sport, ensuring a rewarding experience for all participants.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETINGS
Ruthin Shooting Club (RSC) is managed by a dedicated committee of eight members and currently has around 50 active members.
An Annual General Meeting (AGM) is held each year, giving every member the opportunity to share ideas, discuss the future of the club, and help shape its continued development. We pride ourselves on being an open, friendly, and transparent club where every member's opinion is valued.
We are always looking for ways to improve and welcome constructive suggestions from both members and prospective members.
Why not get in touch? We'd be delighted to hear your thoughts or answer any questions you may have. Simply send us an email, and a member of our committee will be happy to help.
GOVERNMENT & HOME OFFICE GUIDANCE FOR FIREARMS AND SHOOTING
Stay up to date with the latest legislation, licensing requirements, and official guidance relating to firearms ownership and shooting sports in the UK.
Firearms Rules 1998 – Amendments (Circular 002)
This Home Office circular outlines the amendments to the Firearms Rules 1998that came into effect on 7 May 2021, including:
Updated firearm and shotgun certificate forms to allow the recording of the unique identifying mark on a firearm, shotgun, or its component parts.
Clarification of the legal requirement to notify the Chief Officer of Police of the theft, loss, or destruction of a firearm or shotgun certificate, or of any firearm, shotgun, or ammunition covered by that certificate.
Firearms Licensing:
Find official guidance on firearms licensing, best practice, relevant firearms legislation, and application forms for firearm and shotgun certificates and other approvals.
Home Office:
The Home Office provides comprehensive information on firearms law, licensing, public safety, and guidance for certificate holders, clubs, and those wishing to apply for a Section 1 Firearm Certificate or Section 2 Shotgun Certificate.
For the most up-to-date information, always refer to the official Home Office guidance and your local police firearms licensing department.
RIFLE COMPETITION ORGANISER:
Mr Andrius Pushnovas
LEGAL ADVISOR:
Mr Rory O'Loughlin (BASC)
RIFLE COMPETITION ORGANISER:
Mr Lee Evans
PSG ORGANISER:
Mr Paul Every
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