The Brock D. Comer Memorial Competition returns to the Bisley National Rifle Meeting in 2026 as a growing international highlight of the programme, strengthening the long‑standing bonds between British and overseas small‑bore shooting communities.

The competition was established alongside the historic Field Marshal Lord Roberts Trophy Match, which has for generations seen teams from Great Britain and the United States compete in the spirit of friendly rivalry at Bisley and Camp Perry alike. From those meetings have grown enduring friendships, shared respect, and a deep sense of camaraderie that lies at the heart of international small‑bore shooting.

Created as a meaningful way to welcome and recognise overseas competitors and others who support the Bisley National Rifle Meeting but are not eligible to compete in the British Long Range Prone Small-bore Championship (often known as ‘The Roberts’ and ‘The Bobs’), the Brock D. Comer Memorial Competition offers international shooters their own opportunity to compete at the iconic Century Range.

Open to shooters who are not eligible for the Roberts British Prone Championship, the Brock D. Comer Memorial Competition is contested over two stages, with Stage One shot concurrently with Stage One of the Roberts Match. This shared format reinforces the close connection between the events while ensuring a competitive and inclusive experience for all participants.

Now an established annual feature of the National Meeting, the Brock D. Comer Memorial Competition continues to attract competitors from around the world and plays a key role in the Bisley National Rifle Meeting’s growing international profile.

You can learn more about Brock D. Comer and the foundation set up in his name by his family here.

Curious about our other international competition, the Dewar World Championships? You can learn more about it here and the Bisley National Rifle Meeting here.