Iceni Marksmen Rules

1. Members may attend the shooting ground only on the designated shooting day, unless otherwise authorised by the committee.
2. At no time must any club member shoot at wildlife or anything other than a designated target.
3. At no time must any club member leave litter of any description.
4. It is the responsibility of each member to ensure that any airgun under their control whilst at the ground complies with all aspects of airgun law. Members are advised to make full use of the chronographs, which are sited in the club container.
5. Lead pellets or pellets approved by the BFTA only to be used.
6. Airguns may only be loaded and discharged at a designated firing point. Once loaded a gun must always remain pointing downrange until it's discharged. The designated areas to be defined as follows:
   i) Zeroing/ practice range.
   ii) Firing point on main course (not to include areas between firing points).
   iii) Chronograph area. Guns may not be carried loaded between any of these designated areas.
   A gun is considered loaded if it contains a pellet in any part of the mechanism.
7. In the event of a ceasefire order, which will be a single long whistle blow, guns must be discharged into the ground and the muzzles dropped. Two whistle blows signals an all clear.
8. It is preferable that all airguns are carried to and from the shooting ground in a properly fastened case.
9. Junior Shooters are subject at the shooting ground to current UK legislation.

Iceni Marksmen request that all shooters under the age of 18 are supervised by an appropriate adult at all times.

WHEN PARTICIPATING IN ANY CLUB SHOOTING ACTIVITY, THE ABOVE RULES ARE TO BE STRICTLY OBSERVED AT ALL TIMES.