Dave Rossiter
5.0
Sep, 2024
Great venue, fantastic people very helpful.
East Barnet Shooting Club
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What to Expect
The East Barnet Shooting Club offers a welcoming environment for shooting enthusiasts of all levels, from juniors to Olympic hopefuls. Enjoy a variety of disciplines including Small Bore Rifle, Clay Pigeon, and Action Air in their heated indoor ranges. The club fosters a strong community with social events and excellent facilities, including a comfortable clubroom and kitchen. It's a great spot for family-friendly, unique indoor activities.
Good to Know
Amenities
- Parking
- Restrooms
- Food & Drinks
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Private Events
- Team Building Activities
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- Heated Indoor Ranges
- Clubroom
- DVD Player
- Radio
- Telephone
- Kitchen Facilities
- Microwave
- Hot And Cold Water
- Nearby Shops
- Nearby Restaurants
- Nearby Pubs
- Nearby Supermarkets
- Nearby Petrol Station
- Social Events
- Annual Raffle
- 100 Club Draw
- Quiz Nights
- Annual Dinner
- Equipment Loan
Who Can Visit
Minimum Age: 18+
Children Allowed
Smoking Allowed
Hours & Location
Ratings & Reviews
4.8
20 Google reviews
The 5 most recent reviews, from Google.
Chris
5.0
Aug, 2024
Have been going here a few weeks and they seem a friendly welcoming bunch and give you the opportunity to shoot air rifles as a non member for £10 a time. Have already added my name to the member waiting list.
Michele Redaelli
5.0
Oct, 2023
One of the few clubs to actually respond to emails. Great people and good clay shooting facilities.
Graeme Tiplady
5.0
Sep, 2019
really nice place to shoot there welcoming and very helpful for starters and only 10p for tea or coffee. thanks again for the guys that helped me 👍👍
Andy Sutherpup
5.0
Oct, 2015
Great welcome , friendly and helpful. Gave good advice about shooting and joining
People Also Ask
Where is the club located?
Our main clubhouse is situated in the north of the London Borough of Barnet. We also have a Clay Pigeon field near Borehamwood, Hertfordshire, and access to a facility at the National Shooting Centre in Bisley, Surrey.
What amenities and facilities does the club offer?
We feature two electrically heated 25-meter indoor ranges, each with six firing points. Our clubroom is comfortable, equipped with a DVD player, radio, and telephone, alongside a kitchen with cooking facilities for hot drinks and snacks. We also have modern toilet facilities and a spacious, free car park. The club is fully wheelchair accessible.
What types of shooting activities can I participate in?
We offer a diverse range of shooting disciplines, including Small Bore Rifle, Air Pistol & Rifle, Action Rifle & Pistol, Action Air, Full Bore Rifle, Practical Rifle, Clay Pigeon, and Muzzle Loading Pistol & Small Bore Gallery Rifle. Our focus is on target shooting.
Is the club suitable for all ages and experience levels?
Absolutely! Our membership is open to the entire community, and we actively encourage juniors (including those in the Duke of Edinburgh's Award Scheme) and beginners, while also catering to experienced shooters, even Olympic hopefuls.
When is the club open for shooting?
The main club is generally open weekday evenings from approximately 7:30 pm to 11:00 pm, and Sundays from 10 am to 4 pm. Please note that Clay Pigeon, Practical Rifle, and Full Bore Rifle activities are held on selected weekends at alternative venues. We recommend checking our contact page for the most up-to-date schedule.
What is the cost of membership and what does it include?
Details regarding membership costs can be found on our membership page, which includes generous concessions for individuals under 18 and over 65. All necessary equipment, including firearms, is available for loan free of charge, though ammunition must be purchased.
Are there any specific rules or procedures I need to follow?
As a Home Office approved club, specific procedures are required before you can participate in shooting activities. All members must prominently wear a club photographic identification card, and probationary members must have their 'yellow card' signed by the Duty Officer each time they shoot. Everyone is required to sign the Attendance Book on every visit.
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