SHOOTING

The BSA Scorpion is a remarkable air rifle that has gained popularity among air cadets for its precision and reliability. Known for its lightweight design and ergonomic features, it allows for comfortable handling, making it an excellent choice for both beginners and experienced shooters. The Scorpion is equipped with a powerful spring mechanism that delivers consistent performance, ensuring accurate shots at various distances. Its adjustable sights and smooth cocking action enhance the shooting experience, making it a favorite in training sessions. As air cadets hone their skills, the BSA Scorpion provides the necessary tools to develop discipline, focus, and marksmanship, essential qualities for any aspiring aviator.

L98A2 Cadet GP Rifle

Over 14? Then you can handle the L98A2 Cadet GP rifle (L98) which is the next step up from the No.8 . This rifle is modified from the Enfield L85A2 which is currently in active service. It is re-cocked by gas from the previous round fired. Rounds are contained in a magazine fitted to the rifle. It uses high velocity rounds which make a louder noise when fired.You have to go through initial weapon training on this weapon and pass your WHTs. As you progress through the syllabus and gain skill and confidence, you will have the opportunity to fire in the fire trench (standing in a pit with your elbows to the ground), kneeling and sitting positions.

Cadet Marksman

When you are trained on one of the rifles you will be able to go onto a range and fire them in aim of achieving one of your marksmanship levels. These levels get progressively more challenging as they go on so you will need to get practising.