Shooting Experience

Shooting Experience - £50 per person

Shooting Experience's include

Shooting Experience's include
safety brief
1 to 1 tuition
Hearing and Eye Protection
Experiences last up to 1.5 hours
100 rounds of .22LR ammunition

Bolt Action-Static Targets

CZ457 - Bolt Action Rifle
20 rounds will be used with this rifle
Rifle will have Scope and a 10 round magazine
this session takes place on our 20 yard inside range

Turning Targets

Ruger 10/22 - Magazine Fed Semi Auto Rifle
30 rounds will be used with this rifle
Rifle will have Scope and a 10 or 20 round magazine
this session takes place on our 20 yard inside range

Steel Plates

Smith & Wesson MP15-22 - Magazine Fed Semi Auto Rifle
50 rounds of Ammo will be used with this rifle
S&W's civilian version of their Military and Police Rifle
Red Dot Sights
25 round magazine
Outside Range (weather dependent)
One shooter at a time.
Additional ammo is available to buy (£10 for 50 rounds).

Notes / Questions

What are Static Targets?

What are Turning Targets?

These are traditional Bullseye targets, where precision shooting is needed to achieve a high score - Slow and steady shooting.

What are Turning Targets?

We use Bullseye targets on a turning target machine that hides and displays the targets for a few seconds at a time. You need to quickly aim and fire before the target turns away - Fast reactions needed.

What are Steel Plates?

What are Turning Targets?

What is a bolt action rifle?

Several Steel Plates are setup, you will need to shoot each one as quickly as possible. Fastest shot wins.

Be warned, this is great fun but eats ammo at an alarming rate!

What is a bolt action rifle?

These are traditional hunting rifles used for target sports. The bolt-action rifle’s operation involves manually operating the bolt:

The bolt handle, typically on the right-hand side, opens and closes the breech (barrel).
the shooter loads cartridges by moving the bolt back, and then pushing the bolt forward to pick up a round from the magazine and chamber it.
Once the bolt is closed, the rifle is ready to fire.

What is a Semi Auto rifle

What is a bolt action rifle?

What is a Semi Auto rifle

A semi-automatic rifle is an autoloading rifle that fires a single cartridge with each pull of the trigger and uses part of the fired cartridge’s energy to eject the case and load another cartridge into the chamber automatically.

These rifles are easier to shoot than bolt action.
They are are less accurate than Bolt action.
They will fire as quickly as you can pull the trigger! (10 rounds in 5 seconds - easy!).

Mini Rifle Range

Adults and the over 14's

Firearms and ammo can be used by participants via the provisions of s11(4) Firearms Act 1968 (as amended) Licence.

Adults and the over 14's

Adults and anyone over the age of 14 can attend a shooting experience (please note section 21 info).

Section 21 Adults and the over 14's

But I've never shot before?

People wishing to shoot must not be prohibited from handling firearms and must sign a section 21 declaration to this effect (If you have ever been convicted of a criminal offence, you are prohibited)

But I've never shot before?

Your experience shoot will start with a short induction and safety briefing including an introduction to the firearms.

A one to one Instructor will help and guide you, we want you to get the most from your Experience.

Can I change the options?

But I've never shot before?

Can I change the options?

You can customise your experience.

If it's safe and possible,

we are happy to help.

Groups

But I've never shot before?

Can I change the options?

Each session is for a minimum of 2 people and a maximum of 4 people. This is for safety and to allow those shooting to get the most from their experience.

Proof of Identification

When are Experience Days?

Proof of Identification

When booking via email, please provide 2 forms of ID. (Passport/Driving licence/recent utility bills).

Teenagers need to provide Passport details but Parent/Guardian must include proof of address.

Parent/Guardian must stay onsite while shooting takes place.

How do I book?

When are Experience Days?

Proof of Identification

Please use the form below.

All info submitted will be held securely under Current Firearms Legislation / GDPR rules - it will not be used in any other way or sold.

When are Experience Days?

We use Saturday mornings for our Experience Days, that way you won't be interrupted with normal club activities.

Sessions start at 10:30am and last up to 1.5 hours.

Payment / Cancellations

When are Experience Days?

Payment will be requested after booking is confirmed but before shooting takes place. (Payments via BACs)

Cancellation - Full refund if the club cancels - 50% if the requestor cancels - Full refund if Force Majeure related.

Shooting Experiences