About
Lee Leisure Entertainment
 Lee
Leisure Entertainment operates a Clay Pigeon Shooting
School and has its own Shooting Ground easily found off Junction
12, M1 Toddington, Bedfordshire.
We also offer a mobile service that
is second to none, and operates from a wide choice of venues.
This service can offer various activities, which range from
Archery to Hot Air Ballooning, depending on the chosen venue.
Pete Lee runs the company and is always happy to answer
any questions about any aspect of the business.
Pete has over 20 years experience in shooting and is a registered
B.A.S.C. Shotgun Coach (N.V.Q.), and C.P.S.A. Senior Safety
Officer. He is a member of APSI (Association of Proffesional
Shooting Instructors) He has also instructed at some of the
largest shooting grounds in the country, given tuition and
advice on gun fit at Game and Country Fairs.
Lee Leisure Entertainment  is highly experienced
in setting up Clay Shoots on green field sites, for corporate
and company entertainment.
We obtain regular Section 11/6
exemption certificates (Police Permission) from various Police
Firearms Departments in the country. You
will often find Pete present at corporate events, as he likes
to keep a hands-on involvement to ensure that the highest
quality of instruction is maintained.
All
are welcome to our Shooting ground, from the complete beginner
to the more advanced shooter.
For those who want to progress with the sport we also offer
private Shooting lessons on a one to one basis, or group
tuition on one of our improver days held Monday to Saturday,
improver days consist of a maximum of ten persons, who are
at least above the novice stage.
Lee Leisure Entertainment also offer simulated
game shooting and driven flurries for groups of people.
For further information please contact us
The
British Association for Shooting and Conservation
BASC is the national representative body for country shooting
UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES will
clients be allowed to use our shooting facilities if they
have consumed alcohol or drugs prior to arrival or whilst
on our shooting ground. We would ask the organisers to check that all persons taking part in clay shooting events are not a prohibited person under the firearms act 1968-1997
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