CSR Zeroing Dates
CSR Practice
The CSR League competes throughout the winter months here at Bisley. It is the same as the Service Rifle competitions run by the military, and only differs in the fact that we naturally use UK target civilian firearms.
Finding the time to practice multiple distances leading up to these events has always proved somewhat difficult. However, as of 2022 we have put in to place a format which will permit multiple distances for training on the Friday prior to each league match. The event will be run by the HRA and is open to all CSR members. Please contact frankie-hra@gmx.com for more information.
The following format will be plotted and available:
|
AM |
PM |
| 7th Jan ** |
1/200x |
3/400x |
| 4th Feb |
1/200x |
2/300x |
| 4th March ** |
1/200x |
3/400x |
| 8th April ** |
1/200x |
3/400x |
| 30th September |
1/200x |
2/300x |
| 4th November ** |
1/200x |
3/400x |
| 2nd December ** |
1/200x |
3/400x |
**For those wishing to practice 500x, a separate booking will need to be made. In the first instance, it may be helpful to co-ordinate with Frankie Graham, providing 2 weeks notice on frankie-hra@gmx.com
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Target Shotgun Festival – February 2019
Target Shotgun Festival 2019 – February
Saturday 23rd – Sunday 24th February
The Target Shotgun Festival offers a variety of solid slug events.
Programme
Saturday AM: Timed & Precision One, Multi-Target (all classes) and the NRA Embassy Cup (SGM and SGSA).
Sunday AM & PM: Practical match which forms Round 1 of the NRA Shotgun League.
Requirements
- All competitors will need to provide their own hearing and eye protection (unless otherwise stated in individual event conditions).
- Ammunition can be purchase from the NRA Range Office on the day or in advance. Only fibre wad ammunition is accepted for this competition.
- Those not in possession Shooter Certification Card (SCC) can be supervised by an NRA Certified RCO or other competent. Please inform Shooting Division if you require this in advance of the competition.
- FULL members of the NRA can be assessed for an NRA Shooter Certification Card (SCC) on the day of the event. This can be carried out subject to prior agreement with the discipline representative at the cost of £5 per applicant.
League Divisions
The two standard Divisions do not permit the use of the following:
- Detachable magazines of any type
- Speed loaders
- Re-dots, optical or electronic sighting/aiming systems of any type
- Load restriction at the start of the course of fire of 9 rounds
There are no magazine capacity restrictions in ANY of the divisions.
- Open – Any shotgun
- Standard Auto – Any semi automatic shotgun with a fixed magazine that does not have any of the prohibited items listed above
- Standard Manual – Any manually reloaded (pump action, lever action, bolt action etc) shotgun with a fixed magazine that does not have any of the prohibited items listed above
Click Here for full details on the 2019 Shotgun League
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European TR Long Range Championships
European Target Rifle Long Range Championships
*ENTRIES WILL OPEN APPROXIMATELY 6 WEEKS PRIOR TO THE EVENT*
The Weekend comprises of two concurrent team competitions, The Junior European Long Range Championship for teams of 8, and The Senior European Long Range Championship teams of 12.
The Individual Championship are open to all team members, coaches and reserves, and is shot in two Details on completion of the team event.
Team Composition
The Senior Championship: Teams to consist of a captain, adjutant, main coach, three sub-coaches, 12 firers and 3 reserves. Since any or all of the team office bearers may also be firing members, the minimum number to form a team will be 12 (i.e. 12 firers) and the maximum will be 21.
The Junior Championship: Teams to consist of a captain, main coach, two sub-coaches, 8 firers and 2 reserves. Since any or all of the team office bearers may also be firing members, the minimum number to form a team will be 8 (i.e. 8 firers) and the maximum will be 14.
Senior teams may also enter the Junior Championship by nominating 8 firers before 08.30 on the first day of the Championship. A nomination form will be available for completion, which must be handed to the CRO before the first round is fired.
A team cannot win both the Senior and Junior Championship.
Match Conditions
Saturday 13 October – Practice session
Conditions: 900 yards
Timings: 08.30 to 09.10
Saturday 13 October – European Team Championships, Stage 1.
Conditions: 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 900 and 1000 yards.
Timings: 900 yards: 09.15 to 10.45 | 1000 yards: 11.00 to 12.30*
* This distance may be withdrawn from the programme should the start time be delayed due to adverse weather conditions.
Saturday 13 October – European Team Championships, Stage 2.
Conditions: 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 900 and 1000 yards.
Timings: 900 yards: 13.30 to 15.00 | 1000 yards: 15.20 to 16.50
Sunday 14 October – European Team Championships, Stage 3.
Conditions: 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 1000 yards.
Timings: 1000 yards: 08.30 to 10.00
Sunday 14 October – Individual European Championship (Open to all team members)
Conditions: 2 convertible sighting shots and 15 to count at 1000 yards.
Timings: Detail 1: 10.25 to 11.25 | Detail 2: 11.30 to 12.30
Ties will be counted out.
Targets & Register Cards
Targets: ICFRA targets scoring from V to one. Senior teams will be allocated three targets, Junior teams will be allocated two targets. Target numbers to be drawn by Captains at the 900 yards point on Stickledown Range 3 at 08.00 on Saturday. Team register cards will also be issued at this time.
Entry Fees
The entry fee covers all costs relating to targets, markers, range officers, medals and badges, but excludes ammunition: Senior Team £709.00 | Junior Team £475.00
Ammunition
You will need to supply your own ammunition – you may use any commercially available ammunition (but no handloads). GGG 155gr ammunition is available direct from the NRA Range Office for £0.87p per round (£87.00 per 100).
Visitors Firearms Permits
If any member of an overseas team does not already have a UK Visitors Firearms Permit (valid for the period of the Championship) they must apply for one as soon as possible.
Details are contained on the NRA website or from Georgina Thatcher via: +44 (0)1483 797777 ext. 142 or email: georgina.thatcher@nra.org.uk
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Small-bore Long Range Match
Small-bore Long Range Match
Sunday 14th April
The Small-bore Long Range Match is open to any single shot rifle (Magazine rifles must be loaded by single shots)
Matches are shot in the afternoon only, in two details starting at 200 yards and falling back to 300 yards.
Classes:
MRSB Class: Iron – magnifying or telescopic sights may be fitted. The forward hand may also be rested, but the rifle itself may not touch the rest and the butt may not be rested or touch the ground.
TRSB Class: Iron sights only. The forward hand may not be rested.
SRSB Class: British or foreign military training rifles such as the Enfield No 2, 8 or 9, foreign equivalents or Morris tube conversions, fitted with Iron sights of any type. The forward hand may be rested as for MRSB.
Ammunition:
Competitors are to supply their own ammunition.
.22 Long Rifle, .22 Long Rimfire or .22 Short Rimfire ammunition may be used.
To Enter
This competition is open to NRA Members, and Non-Members who hold a Gallery Rifle/Carbine SCC.
For more details on Small-bore shooting, please visit the National Small-bore Rifle Association website
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