Do you shoot guns in Army Cadets?

One of the most exciting activities you’ll get to do in the Army Cadets is shooting. As a cadet you will learn to shoot accurately using a range of cadet rifles but you will not be allowed to shoot any rifle until you have demonstrated a full understanding of the use of the rifle and the vital safety procedures.

What guns do UK Army Cadets use?

The primary weapon of the cadet forces is the L98A2 Cadet GP Rifle this is a cadet specific version of the British Armed Forces’ L85A2 SA80 which has been adapted to fire only on repetition (semi-automatic) and therefore does not have a change lever, the weapon system is chambered in the NATO 5.56x45mm cartridge.

What guns do you use in cadets?

Target shooting is a great experience for cadets of all ages. RAF Air Cadets use three different rifles: the No. 8, L98A2 Cadet GP Rifle and the L81A2 Cadet Target Rifle. Cadets begin by shooting at distances of 25 metres, and can advance to distances of up to 1,000 yards!

Do Sea cadets do shooting?

CCRS promotes and organises marksmanship and competitive shooting across the four cadet youth organisations: Combined Cadet Force; Sea Cadet Corps and the Royal Marine Cadets; Army Cadet Force; and the Royal Air Force Air Cadets. Basic shooting instruction and training is completed within cadet units.

Who are the members of the Cadet shooting Council?

CCRS promotes and organises marksmanship and competitive shooting across the four cadet youth organisations: Combined Cadet Force; Sea Cadet Corps and the Royal Marine Cadets; Army Cadet Force; and the Royal Air Force Air Cadets. This is facilitated through a formal agreement between CCRS and the Ministry of Defence.

Who are the four cadet organisations in the UK?

CCRS promotes and organises competitive shooting across the four cadet youth organisations: Combined Cadet Force; Sea Cadet Corps and the Royal Marine Cadets; Army Cadet Force; and the Royal Air Force Air Cadets. This is facilitated through a formal agreement between CCRS and the Ministry of Defence.

Who are the British cadet rifle team sponsors?

CCRS is also responsible for the organisation and sponsorship of three international teams – the UK Cadet Rifle Team (Under 17), the British Cadet Rifle Team (Under 18 and known as The Athelings) and the Great Britain Under 19 Rifle Team. British Shooting Clay Target Talent Identification Days.

What kind of activities can you do with Army Cadets?

Activities Joining the Army Cadets will give you access to a wide range of exciting activities. From adventurous training (AT) such as kayaking, mountain biking and abseiling to military-themed activities including shooting, fieldcraft and skill at arms, as well as training in first aid, you’ll get the chance to discover lots of new experiences.