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Rifle Cross Over shoot. 50/100 Metres. Saturday 25th July 2026.

Rifle Cross Over shoot. 50/100 Metres. Saturday 25th July 2026. Thank to all of  the competitors who came out today to take part in this challenging event. It was a very closely fought match with less than 10 points separating the first 5 competitors . There was a tie for second place between 2  of […]

Monthly Pistol Competition. T & P 1. 26/07/2026.

SOTY T&P1 July 2026 This month’s SOTY competition was T&P1 held on July 26th. There were 7 shooters taking part in 13 competitions which is a low turnout considering the numbers we have been getting throughout the year. The weather was sunny but windy. The SBP was again the most popular discipline with 6 taking […]

Monthly Rifle Competition. July 5th 2026

It was a lovely warm(but not too warm), day for a competition. Sun was shining and a gentle breeze blew over us without disturbing the flight of the bullet. Scores were good overall with some competitors showing distinct improvement. The top spot seems to switch each month between the regular competitors but the magic “400” […]

Rifle Cross Over shoot. 50/100 Metres.

The first cross over shoot  of 2026 was held on Saturday 27th.  We had a good turnout of 11 shooters . Due to previous commitments a few of the regulars could not take part, but hopefully, they will make the next one. The day started fine and dry but just as the first detail commenced […]

Any Rifle “Crossover” Shoot. Saturday 27th June 2026 ECSC. 10am

Any Rifle “Crossover” Shoot Saturday 27th June 2026 ECSC. 10am   Any Rim fire .22 rifle Sporting or Target.  No high velocity ammunition.  .22 rimfire only. SIGHTS.  Any sight iron sights open/ peep/Telescopic/Red dot. Rested prone. Bipod and Rear bag.    Front and Rear bag. Bench Rested. Front and Rear bag Bipod and Rear Bag Seniors […]

Monthly Rifle Competition. June 7th 2026

Monthly Rifle Competition. June 7th 2026 It was a coolish day with strong gusting winds and sparse showers. more like April than June. The range flag indicated a full value wind at right angle to the direction of fire which frequently dropped off. The wind at ground level was much gentler although blowing occasionally in […]