I am looking at arranging a GTO Gun Club :lol: 
, as I know a number of people on the board already shoot :shock: , this would be on a Saturday afternoon in May or June
At E J Churchill Park Lane, Lane End, High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire, HP14 3NS
http://www.wwsg.org.uk/images/ejc_map_thumb.gif
http://www.wwsg.org.uk/pages/sg_directions.html
This would be split into people who have licences and shoot regularly
And new comers
The ‘Have a Go’ Package as the title suggests it is only a taster session. The price per person is £30.00.
http://www.wwsg.org.uk/pages/haveagodays.html
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With this package you will get 25 clays and cartridges under the watchful eye of a professional shooting instructor. including a safety briefing, over various clay pigeon targets.
Over 16’s only please.
If you are an experienced gun then you can participate in a caddied round. A caddy is a host to take you around the ground. They will asses how good a shot you are from the first stand then continue to escort you around the ground to targets that are best suited to your ability. The price of a caddied round includes the caddy and clays but is exclusive of cartridges. These can be purchased on the day with you licence The price per person is from £6.00.- £42.00 depending on the number of clays and which sport Discipline we agree on
Caddied shooting rounds are for those guns experienced in the safe management of a shotgun and etiquette of the shooting ground.
The Legal stuff
The law prohibits the following people from shooting :
Anyone who has been sentenced to preventive detention or to imprisonment or corrective training for a term of three years or more
Anyone who has been sentenced to be detained for a term of three years or more in a young offenders’ institution in Scotland
Prohibited people are banned for life from having in their possession all firearms - including air weapons.
Anyone who has been sentenced to:
Borstal training
Corrective training for less than three years
Imprisonment for a term of more than three months but less than three years
Detention for more than three months but less than three years in a detention centre or young offenders’ institution in Scotland
- shall not at any time during the five years after their release, have a firearm or ammunition in their possession.
It is also an offence for anyone to sell or transfer a firearm or ammunition to, or repair, test or prove a firearm or ammunition for a person who they know, or have reasonable grounds for believing, to be prohibited from having a firearm or ammunition in their possession.
If you would be interested please post
not been shooting in years