Shotgun News
Our friends at Children First and Kyniska are delighted to offer a series of free Trauma Informed Practice training webinars for the sporting community across Scotland
STS launches monthly online drop-in sessions starting on Tuesday 14 July at 7pm. Visit this page to get details of how to register
A pioneering new partnership involving a host of organisations representing farming, gamekeeping, mental health, field sports and target shooting has been established in Scotland to build awareness and understanding of health and wellbeing in relation to firearms licensing.
STS would like to congratulate all 18 athletes who entered and competed at the 2026 Scottish Olympic Trap Grand Prix at North Ayrshire Shooting Ground on 23-24 May 2026. We are pleased to confirm the results are as follows...
There is now less than 3 weeks to go to enter the 2026 Scottish Olympic Trap Grand Prix. The Grand Prix is once again being run at North Ayrshire Shooting Ground on 23 and 24 May 2026 and will be run to ISSF standards. Find out more details about the event, including how to enter, by reading the full article on our website.
We’re beginning an important journey — the review and refresh of the Scottish Target Shooting (STS) Strategic Plan — and we are looking for insight from the shooting community, regardless of whether you are a member of STS or not.
On Monday 12 January British Shooting confirmed the athletes selected onto its Olympic and Paralympic Potential Programme for 2026, with cohorts across Shotgun, Rifle and Pistol. Read on to find out about the Scots achieving selection…
