NSRA 10m and 18m Crossbow League

Entires are still open for the following competitions:

  • Competition 700 — Sport Crossbow 10m
  • Competition 700a — Sport Crossbow 6yd
  • Competition 701 — Target Crossbow 18m
  • Competition 702 — Open Crossbow 18m
  • Competition 703 — Eric Dougliss Memorial Competition

They consist of three rounds shoot over January to March, shooting a NSRA 150 at 10m and an IAU300 at 18m. Please see the entry form for full details.

There is still time to enter. Late entries accepted.

Crossbow Competitions Entry Form - Early 2022

2510BM89 Target

The 10 diagram 25yd target (2510BM89) was identified in 2018 as having incorrect scoring ring sizes, and the mistake was subsequently corrected.  However the target designation was not initially changed to the current designation of 2510BM89-18, so a small quantity of the correctly dimensioned targets were sold with the old designation.

Three years has now passed since the new targets with the correct designation were available, and therefore the targets that do not have the -18 suffix will no longer be accepted for NSRA competitions, effective immediately.

Competitions from Winter 2022

From Winter 2022, targets that do not have the -18 suffix will not be accepted for any NSRA Competitions.

The ELEY 2020/21 Last Shooting Date has now passed and competitors should have received the results which are downloadable here:

NSRA/Eley Provisional Finals Results 2020/21

The challenge period will expire at 23:59 on 26th November 2021.  Challenges submitted after this time will not be accepted. Final Results will be published following review of any challenges.

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The British Open Airgun Championships returns to Bisley on Saturday & Sunday 26th and 27th February.

If you are looking forward to our first “Shoulder to Shoulder” Championships of 2022 then you need to know ENTRIES ARE NOW OPEN for Members and non-Members.

The closing date is 12th January and we’re expecting a big response so first come first served.

Any questions please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

The annual Open Units Smallbore Rifle competition is now open for the 2021/22 events. Please get your entries in by 10th November 2021.

Cadet Open Units Match Conditions and Entry Form

Please complete your entry and return to

The National Small-bore Rifle Association,
Lord Roberts Centre,
Bisley Camp,
Woking,
Surrey,
GU24 0NP. 

Cheques made payable to the National Small-bore Rifle Association. 

Or scan and email to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. 

Card payment can be made by telephoning the NSRA Competitions Team on 01483 485540.

Following a number of requests and with fuel shortages still an issue for some we are pleased to confirm a two week extension to the last Shooting Date for all Postal  Competitions until 25 October.

The Competitions Team are pleased to announce the publishing of two important and much awaited sets of results:

  1. The NSRA/ELEY 2021 Stage 1 Results (version 2.0) confirming those shooters who progress to the Postal Final
    v2.0 Eley Stage 1 Confirmed Results 2021


    The ELEY 2021 Postal Final will be held on the same course of fire as Stage 1, to be shot by Monday 1st November 2021. Stickers will be in the post to all Finalists by close-of-business on Wednesday 29th September.

  2. The Confirmed Final Results for the BOAG 2021 Postal Competition
    2021 BOAG Final Confirmed Results

    The qualifier results for the BOAG competition, the NSRA Competition Results and the Sporter Rifle Results have all been uploaded to the NSRA website as well.
    British Open Airgun (BOAG) Postal

Thank you to all entrants in both competitions for your continued patience and support of these competitions throughout the most challenging period we have experienced.

Sandra, Lyndeen & Steve

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British shooting school pistol champ

For the first time, this season's Schools Championships includes Rifle and Pistol Championships. 

The Schools Rifle format is Sporter Air Rifle with classes that welcome athletes who shoot with a Springer (SPG) or Pre-Charged Pneumatic (PCP) air rifle, as well as having classes at 10m and 6yds. 

The Schools Pistol is the same as previous years.

Individuals and School Teams are welcomed in the Junior, Intermediate and Senior age groups including those who have a physical disability.

Regionals
Entries are now open for the first round, the Regional Championships. This round is shot REMOTELY.

  1. Athletes can enter the Schools Rifle and/or Schools Pistol events via the respective pages on the British Shooting website.
  2. Following this competition targets will be posted to athletes to shoot at their preferred location in accordance with the rules.
  3. Athletes then need to submit their scores centrally via the British Shooting website.

Take note:

ENTRY: Regional round entry closes on Sunday 21st November at 11:59pm.

SCORES: Regional round scores to be submitted by Sunday 5th December 2021 at 11:59pm.

Regional Results:Shortly following the score submission date, the results for all the 11 regions (including Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) will be published along with the individuals and teams who have qualified for the National Final.

CLICK HERE TO ENTER NOW 

National Final
We’re delighted that the National Final will be held for the first time at the fabulous venue of Chase Leisure Centre, in Staffordshire on Tuesday 8th and Wednesday 9th February 2022.

This shoulder-to-shoulder event promises to be a fantastic climax to 2021-22 season.

Congratulations to the following athletes who have qualified for the Team(s) as a result of their success in the Postal Trial held earlier this year.

Robert Dowling – Captain       Christy Chan – Adjutant

Team of 10

  • Thomas Keay (Appleton)
  • Jeremy Newman (Budleigh Farm)
  • Shelbie Marsland (Appleton)
  • Kezzie Hutchings (Ellesmere College)
  • Thomas Craig-Fleming (Tunbridge Wells)
  • Nathanael Richmond (Downshire)
  • Callum Kearns (Budleigh Farm)
  • Edward McKee (Romford)
  • Harry Evans (Appleton)
  • Daniel Cornall (Budleigh Farm)
  • Carmen Kilgannon (Appleton) – RESERVE
  • Louis Norman (Budleigh Farm) - RESERVE

Team of 3 Women

  • Shelbie Marsland (Appleton)
  • Kezzie Hutchings (Ellesmere College)
  • Carmen Kilgannon (Appleton)
  • Megan Blatchly (Leicester & District) – RESERVE

 Team of 3 Men

  • Thomas Keay (Appleton)
  • Jeremy Newman (Budleigh Farm)
  • Thomas Craig-Fleming (Tunbridge Wells)
  • Nathanael Richmond (Downshire) – RESERVE
  • Callum Kearns (Budleigh Farm) - RESERVE

Bench Rest

The Competitions Department are pleased to be able to announce that this year’s Benchrest Championships will be conducted as a 2 stage postal competition, with the first stage to be completed by 4th October.  The competition will be run in classes, number of classes dependent upon number of entries.

OPEN TO ALL-COMERS

Entry for this event is via the GoMembership website  https://nsra.azolve.com/Workbench.mvc/Public/Events?summary=all

 

Stage 1 will be..

Short Range Championships.

  • Stage 1 – 40 shots at 25, 20 or 15yds or 25M shot on the shooter's home range by 4th October

Long Range Championship

  • Stage 1 – 40 shots at 50M shot on the shooter's home range by 4th October

Stage 2 will be ..

The Final.  Top 20 and equal scores.  60 shots at the appropriate distance, shot on the shooters home range during the two weeks of October.

Though the SMRC’s 1922 Meeting was the first at Bisley, the course of fire for the Grand Aggregate remained unchanged from that at the previous meetings in Scotland and elsewhere round the country.

The course of fourteen 10-shot cards comprised 30 shots at 25 yards, 50 shots at 50 yards, 40 shots at 100 yards, plus 10 shots in 90 seconds at each of 25 and 50 yards. Yes, the Grand Aggregate included rapid fire shooting!

The winner was A Jarman of Grimsby Central, an easily identifiable character on the range in his wide flat hat. Although he won only one of the six competitions in the Aggregate, his score was an impressive 1379 ex 1400, seven points ahead of the runner-up and 16 points ahead of third. Perhaps not surprisingly, Jarman’s score beat the record for the Aggregate by four points, the previous mark having been set two months earlier by A J Bayley of Lee at the London Meeting held on the Ham & Petersham Rifle Club ranges.

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