CSR Winter League

The League comprises of 7 full day Competitions between October and April, each of which contest 2 or 3 matches. At the end of the season your best ten match score are totalled to produce your league standing.

Each match is made up of multiple phases which are shot from different distances between 25-600x in a mixture of standing, squatting, kneeling or prone positions. Full details on the course of fire are available in advance.

The Competitions are run in such a way that half of the competitors will be on the firing point at a time, whilst the other competitors operate targetry in the butts.  If you are new to CSR or would like additional guidance, you can be squadded to give you the opportunity to watch a more experienced competitor complete the course of fire first.

Full details, dates, and the ability to book your place can be found via the: Online Booking Website

2024/25 League Dates:

Sunday 6th October – Results

Saturday 2nd November – Results

Sunday 1st December – FULL DETAILS HERE

Saturday 4th January – FULL DETAILS HERE

Sunday 2nd February – FULL DETAILS HERE

Saturday 1st March – FULL DETAILS HERE

Saturday 12th April – FULL DETAILS HERE

Squadding: Available to view at nra.org.uk/csrsquadding from 5pm the Tuesday before each match and will be updated up till 4pm the Friday before the match – please check back before attending to be sure of your final squadding

HISTORIC: Any SMLE / No. 4 / No. 5 rifle, service pattern as issued, with no attachments.

ANY IRON: Any rifle with iron sights, with no restriction on slings (but rests may not be used).

SERVICE OPTIC: Any rifle with optic sights with no restriction on slings. Rests may not be used. The rifle magazine may touch or rest on the forearm or on the ground. (Any forward vertical grip, if fitted, may not be used).

PRACTICAL OPTIC: Any rifle with optic sights, with no restriction on slings or rests. If any rest is utilised it must remain fitted to the rifle at all times during the match.

Full definition of the classes, including trigger weights, can be found in the Civilian Service Rifle Handbook

Finding the time to practice multiple distances leading up to these events has always proved somewhat difficult. Multi-distances training sessions are available on the Friday prior to each league match, coordinated by the HRA. Please contact frankie.hra@gmail.com for more information.

For details of the Practice Dates – CLICK HERE

After each Competition results will be posted on our News Page and Current/Live Results page

View current league standings HERE

View historic league results HERE

Awards are only presented for final league standings, typically at a BBQ in the evening of the Saturday during the CSR Imperial Meeting.

NRA medals and engraved glassware are presented to the top placed competitors in each class. The amount of medals presented depends on the amount of competitors in each class over the league’s season:

• 2+ competitors – Gold medal awarded
• 6+ competitors – Gold and Silver medals awarded
• 11+ competitors – Gold, Silver and Bronze medals awarded