i've come to a pub in nailsea, in somerset, to see a gun club entirely for children, some, as young asp the gun pointing in a safe direction, down—range. which way is downrange? that way! numberfour — never point a gun at anything new do not wish to destroy. so if i said to you, you are in your garden, shooting with an air rifle, shooting some cans, no. the f5 tesl! as; it will not work it here, it's unpoliceable. 0ur firearms departments are already overwhelmed with work. and they're on demand. adding this to licensing, it would actually inhibit the training and teaching and the education of the children. would you ever shoot a cat? no. why? because it's animal cruelty. what do you think you'll get from learning to shoot well, like as well as rob does? you can have good skills. we can teach our children not to kill things. explain to them not to shoot them, otherwise they will face a lot of not so nice consequences. and they'll have to suffer them. a couple of weeks on from his shooting, george is back at the vet. could you just lift up his front legs so i can have a look at the wound

i've come to a pub in nailsea, in somerset, to see a gun club entirely for children, some, as young asp the gun pointing in a safe direction, down—range. which way is downrange? number four... numberfour — never point a gun at anything new do not wish to destroy. so if i said to you, you are in your garden, shooting with an air rifle, shooting some cans, and then a cat walked out, would you shoot the cat? no. because that is animal cruelty. that's animal cruelty. there's no reason to shoot an animal, is there? yep. straight downrange. .. safety briefing over, it's time to shoot. there you go. these kids are good! you're teaching kids to shoot guns — is that a good idea? something that i was always brought up with. education is the key. kids are like a sponge. so, if you educate them correctly, the process is very simple, because they learn right from wrong right from a very early start. because a lot of people would say these are quite dangerous should they not be licensed, like they do in scotland? it will not work it here, it's unpoliceable. 0ur firearms departments are already overw