Kentandsussexshootingschool

Tim has been clay pigeon shooting for over 50 years and has represented Great Britain four times as a member of Team GB.

Tim is a qualified BASC coach, safety officer and a LANTRA qualified loader and the Chairman of the Sussex Branch of the CPSA.

Time to meet the excellent & professional shotgun coaches who support both new and experienced progression at Kent & Sussex Shooting School.

Steve has over 30 years shooting experience and is a dedicated & respected member of our team.

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Why not try something new and visit Kent & Sussex Clay Pigeon Shooting School. We are a dedicated ground to coaching, shotgun safety and do not offer any Pay & Play facilities as our focus is on supporting you in your shooting journey and beyond.

Want to learn to shoot safely and apply the right techniques to ensure success then why try Kent & Sussex Shooting School based in Royal Tunbridge Wells.

Qualified shotgun coaches with a amazing wealth of experience and even a former Team GB member.

New to – Where to Start?
Are you just beginning your journey into the world of and .

Your will be focussed on , the shooting stance, understanding your , how a works, and a detailed review and understanding of what shooting technique should be used for the varying shown targets.

Professional coaches add a huge amount of benefit supporting new shooters and the next generation who will keep our sport safe and moving forward!

www.ksshooting.co.uk for more details

his is a massive offer to see in the New Year! We are offering £60 off our next Shotgun Safety Course (February 2026).

We ONLY have six places left so it is offered on a first come, first buy status.

Your get a shooting reference book, theory session and a practical assessment - Those that pass will be issued a Certificate of Recognition that you can share with your Fi****ms Enquiry Officer in support of your Shotgun Application.

Call us to get your reference code on 07487 619746.

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No words can truly convey our thanks to our clients for making 2025 such a fantastic year of welcoming and supporting new shooters and seeing those with experience really progress.

Far too many achievements to boast about, but again a huge thank you to our clients, coaches and team members!

Have a super Christmas & holidays and see you in 2026 when we move to three days a week.

The Effects of Merging Section 1 and Section 2 Fi****ms Licensing

In the United Kingdom, fi****ms are categorised under the Fi****ms Act 1968 into different sections, with Section 1 covering rifles and certain other fi****ms, and Section 2 covering shotguns.

The licensing requirements, application processes, and conditions for each section currently differ.

The proposal to merge Section 1 and Section 2 fi****ms licensing would represent a significant change in fi****ms regulation.

Currently, police forces and licensing authorities manage two separate processes for different firearm categories. .

A merger could streamline administrative processes, potentially reducing duplication and making it easier to manage licensing information.

However, the initial transition could be resource-intensive, requiring staff retraining and updates to IT systems.

Over time, a single unified process might lead to cost savings and improved efficiency.

For licence holders, a merged system could simplify the application and renewal process, especially for individuals who own both Section 1 and Section 2 fi****ms.

It could reduce paperwork and the need to interact with multiple licensing officers.

However, stricter or more unified criteria might make it more challenging for some applicants, especially those who previously only needed a Section 2 shotgun certificate, which is generally easier to obtain.

Potential challenges could be that:
a) Licence holders would need clear guidance on how and when to transition to the new system.
b) Changes to the licensing regime could prompt legal challenges from those affected by new or altered criteria.
c) Police forces may need additional resources during the transition period to manage increased workloads.
d) Excessive delays in the application process which would have a damaging effect on the shooting community and the shooting industry.

What Are You Thoughts?

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Thinking of a gift, then why not give them a shooting lesson. With a option of packages you will find something to suit and even children from 9 years of age.

Is your friend or partner a shooter but needs to improve - Then we are here to help.

Give us a call on 07487 619746 to discuss options and help them start a new hobby or have a experience.

Thinking of a present and not just for Christmas then we have the right gift for you with a choice of clay pigeon shooting lesson packages all supported by a qualified shotgun coach.

Call 07487 619746 / 01580 860039 for more details.