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Target Shotgun Skills Course

Target Shotgun Skills Course

Sunday 15th March 2020

This one day Target Shotgun Skills Course will provide you with the fundamental skills for taking part in TS events and competitions.

**Bookings generally open 6 weeks before the event*

Course Highlights: 

The course will focus on:

• Target Shotgun Classes
• Types of firearms
• Positional techniques and positional changes: Standing, Kneeling, Sitting and Prone
• Weak shoulder shooting
• Buckshot patterning
• Slug zeroing
• Application of fire
  • Speed shooting
  • Man-v-man competition and team falling plates (Bargrave Deane)
• Stoppage drills
• Events & Competitions: Gallery Rifle Action Weekends, Target Shotgun League and Phoenix
• Clubs

The course involves both classroom and practical range work, with expert coaching from national and international level shooters.

Ammunition:

For the course you will need 100 approximately rounds of birdshot (number 4, 5, 6, 7 or 8). You can supply your own or purchase upon entering for the course.

In addition, there may be the opportunity to fire slug ammunition (fibre wad only). Only those that have this type of ammunition on their FAC are able to purchase and fire this ammunition. Slug ammunition is not available to purchase upon entry, you will need to supply approximately 25 rounds if you wish to use it.

Who can take part?

• You can attend if you are a full NRA member, or a member of a club affiliated to the NRA.
• You do not need to possess a firearm, as shotguns can be hired to you for the purpose of the course.
• Attendees must be over 14 years of age on the first day of the course.

Shooter Certification Card (SCC): You are not required to have “Target Shotgun” listed on your SCC to attend this course, as we can run an assessment for this at the end of the course.

NRA members that pass the assessment will have Target Shotgun added to their SCC.

Non-NRA Members can receive a certificate of attendance, which you can provide as evidence to your Club Chairman who can authorise Target Shotgun to be added to your SCC.

More Courses & Competitions

For details on other courses the NRA are organising – CLICK HERE

For details on the Target Shotgun League – CLICK HERE

Target Rifle Imperial Meeting

Target Rifle Imperial Meeting

Target Rifle (TR) evolved from Service Rifle (SR) shooting in the late 1960s. Previously the .303″ calibre No. 4 Service Rifle was used with the addition of precision sights that were adjustable for elevation and windage.

TR involves prone single shot precision shooting using aperture iron sights at ’round bull’ targets at distances from 300 to 1000 yards, with each shot carefully scored, recorded and analysed.

Individual Target Rifle Competitions:

Target Rifle Team Competitions:

Individual Concurrent & Aggregate Matches:

Target Rifle Team Aggregate Competitions:

CSR Winter League 2018/19 – November

Civilian Service Rifle Winter League 2018/19 – Saturday 4th November

This popular CSR Winter League competition is running from October 2018 to April 2019.

What to expect

For the majority of the league you can expect to be shooting from 100-600x in a mixture of standing, squatting, kneeling or prone positions.

The day is arranged with half of the competitors on the firing point at a time; the other half operating targetry in the butts. On the firing point the first competitor will shoot the full course of fire, followed by the second competitor. If you are new to CSR or would like additional guidance, we aim to squad you as the second shooting competitor in a detail. The day is divided up into AM and PM, during both sessions you will shoot and be in the butts.

Full details on the course of fire are available in advance.

Course of Fire

The Courses of Fire (CoF) for each individual match will be available nearer the event.

2018/19 League Dates:

• Sunday 7 October 2018
• Saturday 3 November 2018
• Sunday 2 December 2018
• Saturday 5 January 2019
• Sunday 3 February 2019
• Saturday 2 March 2019
• Sunday 7 April 2019

New to CSR?

For those new or looking to try Civ SR, we run 1-day ‘Introduction to Civ SR’ courses aimed at introducing you to the discipline. Further details are available here including the dates of up coming courses. The courses are run by highly experienced shooters and involve both classroom and practical on range coaching.

Historic Service Rifle Match

Historic Service Rifle Match – Saturday 6th October

Overview

This match takes place at 100, 200 and 300 yards, in a mixture of standing, squatting, kneeling or prone positions.

This event is open to British pre-1945 Service Rifles (pre 1919 if entering Classic), under SR (a), in three classes. In addition there is an All Comers Class for all Foreign Service Rifles:

• Classic (SMLEs)
• Veteran (No 4s/No 5s)
• Veteran Optic (No 4T)
• All Comers Iron (Foreign SR)

SR (a) – Service Rifle Class A

A service rifle as issued by any government and used without any unauthorised alterations or additions.

Sling: an as issued 1937 pattern sling attached to the butt swivel and the upper band swivel.  The sling may be used for steadying the rifle and may be placed round one arm and/or wrist but not round any other part of the body. For Veteran Optic Class only, the US M1907 Pattern sling is permitted and may be used either as a two point using the central sling swivel or with its integral loop.

Rests: Classic, Veteran and All Comers: no artificial rests/support may be used other than the sling. Veteran Optic: a sandbag will be provided to support the forward hand/wrist in the prone position only. There must be no contact whatsoever between the rifle and the sandbag or the ground.

Gloves: no padded shooting gloves are allowed.

Shooting jackets: no shooting jackets are permitted.

Backsight: a backsight as issued must be used.  The wind-gauge if any must be set centrally.

Foresight: a blade foresight, which may be undercut.

Wind: Classic, Veteran and Allcomers (Iron): must be allowed for by aiming off. Veteran Optic and Allcomers (Optic): windage sight adjustments are permitted.

Sights: may be blackened, but nothing may be affixed for shading them.

Trigger pull: minimum of 4.5lbs.

Course of Fire

The Courses of Fire (CoF) and Match Conditions are available below:

New to CSR?

For those new or looking to try Civ SR, we run 1-day ‘Introduction to Civ SR’ courses aimed at introducing you to the discipline. Further details are available here including the dates of up coming courses. The courses are run by highly experienced shooters and involve both classroom and practical on range coaching.

Schools Meeting

Imperial Schools Meeting 2019

Saturday 13th – Wednesday 17th July

Saturday 13th July

• Marlborough Cup: 200x Unlimited entries
• Cadet GP Match: 100, 200, 300x – One entry per cadet, scores made in the team match count towards individual standings
• Cadet GP Match Team: 100, 200, 300x – Teams of 6
• Marling: 100, 200, 300x – Individuals competing for the Topham Quaich
• Marling Team: 100, 200, 300x – Teams of 6
• Cadet Falling Plates: 200m – Teams of 4

Sunday 14th July

• Cadet 300x
• Cadet 500x
• Cadet 600x

Monday 15th & Tuesday 16th July

• Wellington 300x
• Iveagh 500x
• Victoria Tankard 600x

Wednesday 17th July

The final day of Schools Imperial concludes with Cadets aiming to win the highly coveted Ashburton Shield, and the Schools Veterans Match.

• Ashburton: 300, 500, 600x – One Team of 8 per School
• Ashburton Fours: 300, 500, 600x – One Team of 4 per School
• Cadet Fours: 300, 500, 600x – One Team of 4 per School
• Cadet Pairs: 300, 500, 600x – Unlimited Teams of 2 per School
• Garry: 300, 500, 600x – One Team of 8 per School
• Reserve: 300x – One competitor per School
• Reserve Aggregate: 300, 500, 600x – One competitor per School
• Schools Fours: 300, 500, 600x – One Team of 4 per School
• Schools Pairs: 300, 500, 600x – One Team of 2 per School
• Spencer Mellish: 500x – One competitor per School
• Schools Veterans: 500x – Teams of 5 former pupils from any school

CSR Winter League 2018/19 – October

Civilian Service Rifle Winter League 2018/19 – Sunday 7th October

This popular CSR Winter League competition is running from October 2018 to April 2019.

What to expect

For the majority of the league you can expect to be shooting from 100-600x in a mixture of standing, squatting, kneeling or prone positions.

The day is arranged with half of the competitors on the firing point at a time; the other half operating targetry in the butts. On the firing point the first competitor will shoot the full course of fire, followed by the second competitor. If you are new to CSR or would like additional guidance, we aim to squad you as the second shooting competitor in a detail. The day is divided up into AM and PM, during both sessions you will shoot and be in the butts.

Full details on the course of fire are available in advance.

Course of Fire

The Courses of Fire (CoF) for each individual match will be available nearer the event:

2018/19 League Dates:

• Sunday 7 October 2018
• Saturday 3 November 2018
• Sunday 2 December 2018
• Saturday 5 January 2019
• Sunday 3 February 2019
• Saturday 2 March 2019
• Sunday 7 April 2019

New to CSR?

For those new or looking to try Civ SR, we run 1-day ‘Introduction to Civ SR’ courses aimed at introducing you to the discipline. Further details are available here including the dates of up coming courses. The courses are run by highly experienced shooters and involve both classroom and practical on range coaching.

Historic Service Rifle Match

Historic Service Rifle Match

Saturday 5th October 2019

Overview

This match takes place at 100, 200 and 300 yards, in a mixture of standing, squatting, kneeling or prone positions.

This event is open to British pre-1955 Service Rifles (pre 1919 if entering Classic), under SR (a), in three classes. In addition there is an All Comers Class for all Foreign Service Rifles:

• Classic (SMLEs)
• Veteran (No 4s/No 5s)
• Veteran Optic (No 4T)
• All Comers Iron (Foreign SR)

Rifle Definition

A service rifle as issued by any government and used without any unauthorised alterations or additions.

Sling: as issued 1937 pattern sling attached to the butt swivel and the upper band swivel.  The sling may be used for steadying the rifle and may be placed round one arm and/or wrist but not round any other part of the body. For Veteran Optic Class only, the US M1907 Pattern sling is permitted and may be used either as a two point using the central sling swivel or with its integral loop.

Rests: Classic, Veteran and All Comers: no artificial rests/support may be used other than the sling. Veteran Optic: a sandbag will be provided to support the forward hand/wrist in the prone position only. There must be no contact whatsoever between the rifle and the sandbag or the ground

Gloves: no padded shooting gloves are allowed

Shooting jackets: no shooting jackets are permitted

Backsight: a backsight as issued must be used.  The wind-gauge if any must be set centrally

Foresight: a blade foresight, which may be undercut

Wind: Classic, Veteran and Allcomers (Iron): must be allowed for by aiming off. Veteran Optic and Allcomers (Optic): windage sight adjustments are permitted

Sights: may be blackened, but nothing may be affixed for shading them

Trigger pull: minimum of 4.5lbs

New to CSR?

For those new or looking to try Civ SR, we run 1-day ‘Introduction to Civ SR’ courses aimed at introducing you to the discipline. Further details are available here including the dates of up coming courses. The courses are run by highly experienced shooters and involve both classroom and practical on range coaching.

Wharncliffe fully serviced caravan pitches

Wharncliffe Serviced Caravan pitches  – Caravans now available for viewing

Find your perfect pitch at Bisley. Wharncliffe is a collection of 28 fully serviced pitches, conveniently situated to make the most of your time at Bisley. We invite you to take a stroll down to the Wharncliffe site and view which pitches are available.

There are a range of pitch sizes from 12x36ft to 20x40ft, with space for decking and designated car parking. Pitches are fully serviced with mains gas, electric, water, drainage and fibre broadband.

With external landscaping included, you can enjoy your very own base at Bisley and lock and leave at your own convenience.  Simply buy your own caravan, or choose from our appointed caravan supplier, secure your pitch and be ready for the Summer competition calendar.

Pitches are available on lease terms up to a maximum of 20 years, with the age of the caravan plus the lease term not exceeding 20 years. Annual rent starts from £2,900 with the first five years’ rent payable in advance, plus a one-off lease premium of £10,000 to fund the development costs.

Caravans can be relocated from other Bisley pitches, purchased through our Approved Caravan Agent or acquired privately. We have appointed Caravantastic as our preferred caravan supplier. They can offer a full range of new caravan holiday homes and have a wide range of pre-owned caravans available from just £12,900.

Following a successful first release, we have 18 pitches available to offer to NRA members and affiliated clubs. These are available to secure now on a first come, first served basis. Full details can be found by clicking the links below.

The main details can be found [here].

Layout plan showing available pitches can be found [here].

Details of pitch costs and stage payments can be found [here].

A site map showing the location of the Wharncliffe development can be found [here].

A draft copy of the lease can be found [here].

Caravantastic information and current NRA stock –https://caravantastic.com/nra-bisley-caravantastic/

If you would like to discuss this further, please contact Shelly Fletcher on 01483 797777 ext. 212 or email shelly.fletcher@nra.org.uk.