WIN 1 of 3 places on the Purdey Young Shots course
Subscribe to Fieldsports Magazine between April 1 and May 31, 2018 and you will automatically be entered into our prize draw to win one of three places on a Purdey Young Shots course, held at West London Shooting School, for a child aged between 10–17.
About Purdey Young Shots
The Purdey Young Shots course is specially designed for 10–17 year olds and aims to provide children with the perfect introduction to shooting. Attendees will receive tuition on correct shooting safety and etiquette, as well as learning the skills required to use a shotgun, rifle and air rifle. Courses are held during school holidays and half-term breaks, and include refreshments and lunch. Courses cost £138 all inclusive.
shootingschool.co.uk/purdey-young-shots
Terms and conditions
* To be eligible to win, you must take out a year's subscription (six issues) to Fieldsports Magazine. Prices and information can be found HERE.
* Both new and renewed subscriptions are eligible to win
* The child attending the course must be aged between 10–17
* Dates available are October 23, December 18 and 19, and February 19 (2019), and are to be agreed beforehand with West London Shooting School
* The prize is non-transferable, non-negotiable and no cash alternative will be offered
* The winners must arrange their own transport to West London Shooting School
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