Types
| Membership Type | Age limit | All the standard benefits | Entry to all competitions | Price per year | Special two year price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Full | None | £59.00 | £114.00 | ||
| Clubman | None | £32.00 | £62.00 | ||
| Veteran | 60+ | £47.00 | £92.00 | ||
| Disabled | None | £47.00 | £92.00 | ||
| Junior | 16–21 | £32.00 | £62.00 | ||
| Colts | Under 16 | £18.50 | — | ||
| Family | 21-60 | £47.00 | £92.00 | ||
| Life Member | Under 60 | £850.00* | — | ||
| Life Veteran | 60+ | £425.00* | — |
* Life membership is a one off payment.
It should be noted that the table above is for quick reference only. All specific detailed changes to each membership type are set out below. For an explanation of the difference between Full and Clubman membership please click here.
Full
Receive all benefits of CPSA membership. To find out more please click here .
Clubman
Aimed at individual shooters and club members who currently do not belong to the CPSA. This scheme ensures that Clubman members have public liability and personal accident insurance along with our Pull! magazine (Pull! magazine is not available to Overseas Clubman members). It is possible to upgrade to another membership category at any time with members only being charged the pro-rata increase.
This membership allows the individual to shoot and try out CPSA registered events on a targets only basis at one nominated CPSA (Registered, Premier or Premier Plus) club/ground. It should be noted, however, that scores from these events are not submitted to CPSA Head Office and therefore not used towards any form of classification.
Veteran
Persons must be 60 years of age when applying for this, and their date of birth must be given.
Disabled
This new membership category was launched for Disabled shooters in January 2006, allowing shooters to gain a CPSA classification, but allowing the benefit of reduced cost membership. To receive this membership type please send a copy of your registered disability status to CPSA HQ along with your membership application.
Junior
Persons must be between the ages of 16 and 21 years when applying for this membership, and their date of birth must be given. They must be under the age of 21 when entering into competitions in this category.
Colts
Persons must be under the age of 16 years when applying for this membership, and their date of birth must be given. They must be under the age of 16 when entering into competitions in this category.
Family
Any member wishing to join who lives at the same address as a Full/Veteran member, aged between 21 and 60 can apply for this membership. All family memberships run concurrent with main member and only one copy of "Pull" magazine is sent to that address.
Life Member
A Life Membership card is issued along with a commemorative badge. These cards are manufactured specially and in small batches and may not always be available at time of joining. A normal membership card will be issued meanwhile and when available the new card will be sent. Members must be aged under 60 for this membership category.
Life Veteran
A Life Membership card is issued along with a commemorative badge. These cards are manufactured specially and in small batches and may not always be available at time of joining. A normal membership card will be issued meanwhile and when available the new card will be sent. Members must be aged 60 or over for this membership category.
Buying a Number
Existing or new membership numbers that have been issued can be changed to a specific number of your choice if available. For further information please contact head office (01483 485400) and ask to speak to Membership Services.
Professional Indemnity Insurance
Is included in the cost of the FULL annual subscription. Current members of the CPSA who hold CPSA qualifications as Instructors, Coaches, Referees or Safety Officers are now entitled to £10m annual professional indemnity insurance. The scheme is operated by CPSA brokers Perkins Slade Ltd and runs in parallel with CPSA membership fees. For further details click here.
What is clay shooting?
Clay pigeon shooting is the art of shooting at special flying targets, known as clay pigeons or clay targets, with a shotgun.
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