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Cottesloe Heath Challenge

Cottesloe Heath Challenge

Friday 28th – Sunday 30th June

**Entries open approximately 6 weeks prior to the start of the competition**

The Cottesloe Heath Challenge takes place in Cottesloe Heath (right hand woodland next to Stickledown Range), and consists of multiple dynamic stages.

The competition is open to the following three categories for shotguns:

• Standard
• Standard Manual
• Open (no magazine limit)

What to expect

As an individual you will undertake the various stages, within a squadding of other shooters.

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Why not team up? Before the start of shooting nominate a team of 4 to be eligible for team prizes.

Prizes

Individual Prizes

• An NRA Tankard for individual winners
• NRA medals for the top 3 in each division,
• Cash prizes of £30, £20, £10 respectively as generously provided by our match sponsor

Team Prizes

There will be prizes for the highest placed teams of up to 4 shooters. All must compete in the same division and they will be scored concurrently with the main match.  If you wish to enter a team the TEAM CAPTAIN should complete and return the section below – Team Captains may substitute any team member of a team before 08.30am on the day of the match.

• NRA Medals and £30, £20, £10 respectively per team
• Team prizes will be awarded only if 3 or more teams enter per division.

Special Prizes

Will be awarded for the Highest placed:

• Lady shooter in each division of £25*
• Junior in each division of £25
• Veteran in each division of £25*
• Tyro in each division of £25
• Range Official in each division of £25

As well as prizes for:

• The 5^th and 10^th placed competitors in each division of £20 and £10

To Enter

**Entries open approximately 6 weeks prior to the start of the competition**

Disability / Adapted Shooting

Inter-Counties

36th Inter-Counties Meeting

Saturday 15th – Sunday 16th June 2019

**Entry forms will be available approximately 6 weeks prior to the competition date**

The Inter-Counties Meeting is open to a squad of ten shooters from which eight are selected to shoot

The R Jarvis Match, taking place on Saturday morning, is open all to members of the County Team and any Target Rifle competitor who is a full member of the NRA or a member of an affiliated county taking part in the Meeting

The Inter-Counties Meeting consists of three matches (in addition to the R Jarvis) spread over two days:

Saturday 15th June

The R Jarvis Trophy: Individual shoot at 300, 500 & 600 yards, 2 convertible sighting shots and 7 to count at each range.

The Lt Col H Jones VC Memorial Trophy: Teams of 8 at 300, 500 & 600 yards, 1 convertible sighting shot and 10 to count at 3/5/600 yards. Coaching within the squad is permitted. Two targets per team, 1 hour at each distance.

The Colonel “H” Statuette was presented for the competition in 1983 by 2 Para in memory of their commanding officer Lt Col H Jones VC who had died leading his troops in the Falklands conflict.

Sunday 16th June

The NRA Inter-Counties Long Range Team Match: Teams of 8 at 900 & 1000 yards, 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 900/1000 yards. Coaching within the squad is permitted. Two targets per team, 1 hour 30 mins at 900 yards, and 1 hour 45 mins at 1000 yards.

The Counties Short Range Match: Teams of 8 at 500 & 600 yards, 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 5/600 yards. Coaching within the squad is permitted. Two targets per team, 1 hour 30 mins at 500 yards, and 1 hour 45 mins at 600 yards.

To Enter

**Entry forms will be available approximately 6 weeks prior to the competition date**

Service Team Matches

Services Team Matches 2019

Monday 24th – Tuesday 25th June

**Entry forms are available approximately 6 weeks prior to the competition**

Team matches comprise of 3, 4, or 8 shooters – Full details can be found on the Entry Form

Details regarding match conditions can be found in the NRA handbook

International & UK Inter-Service Team Competitions:

UK Inter-Service Team Competitions:

General News

Charity Commission compliance concluding statement

Charity watchdog monitoring National Rifle Association after it breached rules by engaging in ‘recreational shooting’

The Charity Commission issued the National Rifle Association (NRA) with formal regulatory advice in May 2019 after finding the charity acted outside its charitable objects by promoting civilian recreational shooting competitions and other activities. Whilst the NRA has made progress in addressing this, it remains subject to close scrutiny by the regulator due to the seriousness of this issue.

Charities must advance their charitable purposes for the public benefit, and the Commission considers that there is only the most tenuous, if any, connection between civilian recreational rifle and pistol shooting and the NRA’s charitable purpose of promoting the efficiency of the Armed Forces for the defence of the realm.

For the full Charity Commission’s concluding statement to its report into the National Rifle Association published today click [HERE]

For the NRA’s response click [HERE]

Competitions

40th Inter-Counties Meeting

40th Inter-Counties Meeting

Saturday 8th – Sunday 9th June

• Saturday PM: The Lt Col H Jones VC Memorial Trophy: (£660) Teams of 8, 1 convertible sighting shot and 10 to count at 300x, 500x & 600x. Coaching within the squad is permitted. Two targets per team, 1 hour at each distance.
• Sunday AM: The NRA Inter-Counties Long Range Team Match: (£675) Teams of 8, 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 900x and 1000x. Coaching within the squad is permitted. Two targets per team, 1 hour 30 min’s at 900x, and 1 hour 45 min’s at 1000x
• Sunday AM: The Clive Amstein Memorial Trophy: (Organised by the LMRA) is typically run on the Sunday morning, and is open to County Teams of 4 shooters – perfect for counties that cannot field a full team or wish to enter a second smaller team into competitions
• 1215-1245: Champion of Champions: (FREE) One individual per County, nominated immediately on completion of the Long Range Match. 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 1000x

For more information and to enter for the team competitions, please visit: online.nra.org.uk/inter-counties-2024

General News

Imperial Competitors Raise Funds for Charities

The NRA maintains proud links with the military and over the course of the Imperial Meeting, competitors raised funds for two notable Charities with military connections – which we are pleased to promote in line with our 1860 charter.

Help for Heroes:

Donations made by CSR competitors raised £235, which will go towards ensuring that every single Hero – serving and veteran- gets support that’s designed especially for them and their recovery. A letter of thanks from the H4H team stated that “Long-term recovery is more than repairing damaged bodies and minds; its about rebuilding lives. Our mission is to deliver an enduring network of support to help our Heroes with their challenges and to go on to live active, independent and fulfilling lives.”

Gurkha Welfare Trust:

Over 400 TR competitors took part in the Gurkha Appeal (concurrent with St George’s First Stage), raising £2005.64 for the Gurkha Welfare Trust. The top three placed shooters received an ornate Kukri kindly donated by the Trust.

A letter of thanks from the Trust highlighted the significance of the donation “In 2019 we are celebrating 50 years of the Gurkha Welfare Trust in Nepal, and the recent donation from the 150^th Imperial Meeting is an outstanding example of just how our supporters have helped us reach this milestone. Congratulations to you all too on the 150^th Meeting; hopefully we one day will also be celebrating 150 years!

Thank you everyone who has been a part of the brilliant £2005.64 donation towards caring for Gurkha veterans in Nepal. This amount could cover the Welfare Pension for two of our veterans for a year, a lifeline for some who rely on this as their only income.”

Competitions

2023 NRA Competitions Calendar – LIVE NOW

We are happy to announce that the 2023 NRA Competitions calendar is live on the online entry portal (online.nra.org.uk)

You can find all our events through a number of routes from that site:

• Search – In the “Search Keyword” box at the top of the page; just start typing the event you are interested in and you’ll be presented with any matching events
  
• Competitions Calendar – This can be browsed, filtered and veiwed in either list or calendar view. Click here to try it out.
• Upcoming and featured events – Click here for the competitions specific landing page
• Marksman’s Calendar – Click here to view and print a condensed view of the year’s calendar of events