Membership & Joining Fees
New Probationary members will be required to pay a non-refundable joining fee of £30. Only on completion of the probationary period is the full membership fee payable.
2025 – 2026
Adult Members (18 to 64 Years Old) £100.00
Concessions (65 and over, Blue badge holder) £75.00
Junior up to 18 (or 21 if in full time education) £55.00
There are no range fees, which means you may attend as many times as you wish with no additional charges.
Ammunition and Targets are available to be purchased from the club.
A parent, carer or guardian’s written permission must accompany the completed Membership Application Form if the applicant is under the age of 18.
Junior members under the age of 18 must be supervised by a family member or guardian over the age of 21 when visiting the range.
The minimum age for children to shoot .22RF is 12 years, and on each occasion is at the discretion of the Range Officer / Range Conducting Officer.
Children below the age of 12 may shoot airguns but only at the discretion of the Air Section Manager, Secretary, Coach or Range Officer / Range Conducting Officer.
Probation Period
All new members, Air and Rimfire, will be required to complete a 12-week probationary period, unless they hold a current Firearms Certificate or have been in the Armed Services, in which case we will discuss with them individual details.
Probationary members will undergo a programme of training over a three-month period to satisfy both the club and, in the case of those applying for membership of the Rimfire sections, the Home Office criteria for becoming a full member.
All probationary members will be supervised by a mentor at all times during their probationary period, until such time as their mentor considers them safe to shoot on their own. The mentor will inform the Discipline Manager of their assessment, and the Discipline Manager, having satisfied themselves that the probationary member is safe to shoot, will enter their agreement on the Probationer's Attendance Sheet.
The probationary member must have successfully undertaken the following and have been recorded on their probationary sheet:
All training necessary to be able to shoot safely
The Range Safety Awareness Course (RSAC)
Attended at least one visit on a “Maintenance Day”