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The eleventh edition of Sporting Shooting and the Law by David Frost, the indispensable practical pocket guide to firearms licensing, has just been published by the National Gamekeepers' Organisation.

The latest version of this definitive, must-buy 70-page work has been fully updated and revised to reflect the latest changes to relevant legislation as well as incorporating the 2013 Home Office Guidance on Firearms Licensing. Without a doubt, a copy of Sporting Shooting and the Law should be on the bookshelf of all who use rifles and shotguns for sporting purposes.

Sporting Shooting and the Law is easy to read, straightforward and jargon-free. It is a handy, no-nonsense, concise manual on firearms legislation and other legal matters of interest to those who shoot. It is also authoritative. The text being endorsed by Andy Marsh, Chief Constable of Hampshire Police, and Chairman of the ACPO Firearms and Explosives Licensing Working Group, who supplied the foreword to the book.

Sporting Shooting and the Law covers its wide-ranging subject matter comprehensively, and includes a wealth of hugely useful information on "hot" topics such as:

While firearms legislation forms the main focus of the book, there is additional extensive commentary on the law surrounding a huge number of related subjects including: trespass, shooting close to roads and at night, poaching, shoot transport, and deer.

Sporting Shooting and the Law is widely seen by industry experts as being the most reliable, informative and up-to-date pocket guide on the market dealing with firearms licensing and the sporting use of rifles and shotguns. Its author, David Frost, wrote the first edition way back in 1989 and has continued to keep the book's contents up-to-date and relevant ever since.