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Courses

Target Rifle Introduction Course – Saturday 28th September 2019

Target Rifle Introduction Course

Saturday 28th September 2019

This one day Target Rifle Introduction Course will provide those who have little or no experience of shooting TR with the fundamental skills to enable them to shoot competently with others at their clubs.

Course Highlights: 

The course will focus on:

• Shooting equipment
• Zeroing
• Adjusting the sights
• Using score sheets
• Shooting position and technique
• Principles of Marksmanship
• Clubs

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

Who can take part?

The course is open to all NRA members including those who do not currently hold an FAC or possess the appropriate firearm.

Non-NRA members can attend providing they have successfully completed the required probationary course, possess an appropriate firearm and pay the additional course fee.

This course does not offer a Shooter Certification Card (SCC) assessment – therefore if you do not have ‘Iron Sighted Rifle” listed SCC you would not be able to enter this course.

Attendees must be over 14 years of age on the first day of the course.

To Enter

More Courses & Competitions

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

For details on up and coming Target Rifle Competitions – CLICK HERE

Competitions

11 days till Imperial 155

COVID-19

Access to MoD ranges in Wales

The Welsh Government has published updated Covid-19 guidance in line with the easing of restrictions scheduled for 26^th April 2021.

https://gov.wales/coronavirus

Organised outdoor activities will permitted for up to 30 people.

We are pleased to announce that NRA affiliated Clubs that hold a current MoD licence may resume bookings on outdoor MoD ranges in Wales from 26^th April 2021.  This applies to ranges operated by Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO).

All NRA Club bookings must comply with Covid-19 guidelines and local restrictions including range restrictions set by the local MoD staff.  Clubs are reminded that to comply with MoD Policy, no more than 30 people may attend a Club range booking.

Club officials are encouraged to check that all documentation is up to date including NRA affiliation, insurance, RCO qualifications and individual shooter competency cards before resuming bookings in Wales.

All bookings must have a RASP and a Covid-19 Risk Assessment for the shooting activity. RCO’s are reminded of the requirement to conduct a range recce prior to the booking.

The Covid-19 pandemic has disrupted military training overseas and placed significant demand on ranges in Wales. This may have an impact on range availability and bookings for NRA Clubs.

Thank you for your continued patience and understanding.

Please contact Nic Couldrey, Regional Ranges Manager, directly if you require further clarification.

Competitions

New Competitions open for entry

New competitions open for entry

E-League Spring Round: CSR: ENTER HERE

Spring Round course of fire based on elements of 300x Match, 200x Match and Short Range Match

E-League Spring Round: GR&P: ENTER HERE

Spring Round course of fire based on elements of 25m Precision, Multi-Target and T&P1

CSR Winter League: April: ENTER HERE

Hosted on Ash Ranges, the ever popular Roupell and Roberts matches will be contested, to complete the 2022/23 CSR Winter League season

Competitions

8 days till Imperial 155

Ranges

Range Regulations – Update

Please be aware the following amendment has been made to Bisley Range Regulations under Section 36 (d). This has also been updated in the specific range regulations for all GR&P ranges.

When using GR&P Ranges, changes of position are permitted within any detail or practice outside competition providing all firers follow the same sequence, and in competition in accordance with the conditions.

Results

Target Shotgun Festival – Final Results – Mar 2023

Saturday Results
Please see below the link to the final results of the Timed & Precision 1, Multi-Target, Service Match and Embassy Cup Matches.
Saturday Competition Results

Sunday Results
Please see below the link to the results of the Practical Match.
Sunday Competition Results

NRA medals will be sent for engraving shortly, and we will inform the recipients when they are ready to be collected/posted

Regional Ranges Bulletin Oct 18

From The Regional Ranges Manager

Range Managers Guide & Code of Practice for safe use of NRA and affiliated clubs’ ranges.

This new document has been produced to provide guidance to operators of existing outdoor and indoor ranges and follows our experience of operating ranges at Bisley and the ballistic safety principles contained in JSP 403. We hope that the guide will help clubs maintain and operate safe ranges.  I’d welcome feedback on the initial issue. Let me take this opportunity to thank Maj (Retd) F S Compton MBE who was instrumental in producing the document.

Copies are free for NRA affiliated organisations; please refer to the NRA website here for more details

https://nra.org.uk/range-managers-guide-and-code-of-practice-for-safe-use/

DIO Ranges & Training Areas Safety Conference

The annual conference is hosted by our DIO colleagues in Warminster and provides a forum for users and those responsible for the delivery and range safety to share updates.  Not surprisingly, safety is the key focus of the meeting.  Access to military ranges is vital for more than 120 of our affiliated clubs, particularly those that want to shoot at distances greater than 300 yards.  Building on that point, it’s great to see that RFCA Altcar will host the All Distance Challenge and Laurels Rutland Challenge on November 10^th and 11^th.   This event will provide a rare opportunity for competitors to shoot at distances up to 1,000 yards.

There are two significant changes coming for users of military ranges;  a) the RASP process and documentation will be enhanced, more details to follow in November and b) new training safety vehicles in red and white livery will be implemented across the UK estate.  Finally, industry partner range operative staff will become more visible and be supported by MoD Police as appropriate.   So look out for these changes in the coming months.

East Holme Range, Dorset

Members in Dorset will know that East Holme, a 400 yard gallery range near Swanage has been closed for some years.  We have been in discussion with MoD about plans for the range.   MoD has  advised that the range is to be repaired and brought back into compliance with current MoD design and construction policy. No timescale has been set but we expect the range to be returned to service in 2019. Needless to say this is good news for our affiliated clubs in the South West, more to follow.

South Yorkshire Shooting Show

Finally, an update from Doncaster;  I was joined by the Chief Executive,  Head of Membership , Head of Shooting and Training and members of the team for the show last weekend.  The NRA has not attended a regional shooting show for some time so this was something of an experiment/learning experience.  The weather was kind and we had an opportunity to meet a variety of attendees including individual shooters, members of affiliated clubs and the public. The show provided an opportunity for the NRA to be present at a regional event and to promote several of our Yorkshire based clubs.  Our thanks to Baildon Rifle and Pistol Club and the event organiser.  The experience will certainly inform our decision about attending a regional show in future.

See you on the ranges!

Nic Couldrey