New E-League Season has launched

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E-League 2023/24 has launched

Our E-League is a modernised postal league offering shooters from across the UK the opportunity to engage in competitive shooting. The competitions that make up the League are designed to complement to Club/ practice sessions, and will aid in working towards entering club or NRA competitions in the future

  1. Competitions: The Courses of Fire & Scorecards are be published ready for you to download for FREE
  2. Shoot: Arrange a time to shoot the Competitions at your own Club at any point in the three month window – you will need a witness to sign the scorecard
  3. Submit: If you want to feature on our online leaderboard simply log into the online booking system and submit you entry (Β£1 per Competition) along with a picture of your scorecard(s) by emailing competitions@nra.org.uk

Please follow the links below to the Autumn (Round 1) event pages:

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