Sporting rifle course – small game and lampingÂ
This course includes detailed theory of rifle shooting in the area and discipline involved, followed by time spent in the field simulating lamping situations.
Taking firearms abroad
This page has been created to help provide you with the latest guidance on travelling abroad with your firearms.
We take no responsibility for the content of external websites, and it is down to you to ensure that you have following the latest rules and guidance for each country.
Definitive answers about foreign firearms and hunting laws should be obtained from the embassy or consulate of the country concerned.
Members should note that since the departure of the UK from the EU, only members from N. Ireland can apply for a European Firearms Pass. Members should therefore get in touch with the Embassy of the EU country they wish to visit as well as any country through which they will transit.
Hunting in Norway Brochure
The Norwegian registers of Hunters
The Norwegian Association of Hunters and Anglers (NJLL) – Visitor Info
South African Police Service – Firearms The Professional Hunters Association of South Africa (PHASA) website supplies extensive advice regarding hunting permits and local laws. They include information about certain airline requirements and transit through the Netherlands which requires separate permission to carry firearms via connecting flights.
UK Government guidance on the export of firearms
This guidance covers the export of firearms and ammunition by UK firearm and shotgun certificate holders, as well as firearms dealers. This guidance does not cater for the Channel Islands, Northern Ireland or Isle of Man; view further details of those regions.
View further information from the Export Control Organisation (Dept for BIS)
Dept of Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) Guidance on the Export of Firearms
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Shooting -rights of way and access (England and Wales)
Explaining the legalities around shooting and rights of way in England and Wales, including access to shooting land and advice for landowners.
Shotgun safety
It is estimated there are more than 1.5 million shotguns held legally in Britain and this code of practice will ensure a safe and responsible future for the sport.
