New National Shooting Centre (‘NSC’) Website Is Now Live

General News

Published on:
Jun 05, 2024

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We are pleased to inform you that the new NSC website is now live at: www.NSCBisley.co.uk

Kindly be advised that this is a different website address hosted on a different platform than the previous one www.nationalshootingcentre.co.uk which was taken down due to malware attacks.

If you have saved the old address, please remember to update and clear your cache if necessary.

You can also access the new site through the NRA homepage www.nra.org.uk

This is the first phase of the rollout of the new website; further updates are scheduled in the weeks ahead.

Thank you for your patience and understanding, if you have any queries please contact: webenquiries@nra.org.uk

Andrew Mercer
NSC Chief Executive

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