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Upcoming Events at Bisley Tuesday, 13 May 2008 Latest News from the NSC
Events at Bisley over the next 2 months are shown below. Click on the event to see details. Click here to see events at Bisley beyond the next two months.
 
14-May Twilight Club
17-May Highpower Rifle Association ...
17-May NRA Shooting Club Day
21-May NRA Shooting Club Day
23-May Phoenix Meeting (Gallery Rif...
24-May English Twenty Club Open Mee...
26-May Phoenix International Match
27-May NSC Board Meeting
28-May Twilight Club
31-May Start of Probationary Member...
01-Jun NRA Shooting Club Day
07-Jun Highpower Rifle Association ...
11-Jun Twilight Club
13-Jun AGM of National Rifle Associ...
14-Jun NRA Inter-Counties Meeting
14-Jun MLAGB National Pistol Champi...
19-Jun NRA Shooting Club Day
22-Jun Clubs Mini Palma Match
25-Jun Twilight Club
04-Jul Territorial Army Skill at Ar...
05-Jul British Commonwealth Rifle C...
05-Jul F Class League
07-Jul NRA Imperial Meeting - Servi...
07-Jul NRA Imperial Meeting
11-Jul Inter Service Cadet Rifle Me...
11-Jul NRA Imperial Meeting - Match...

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NRA Open Day
Saturday 13 September 2008


Registrations are now open
Ticket sales now open.
(Please note that tickets must be purchased in advance of the event and that there is a limit on registrants)

 
The National Shooting Centre (NSC), Bisley. Home to the National Rifle Association (NRA), is the world’s best known and most varied shooting centre. Set in 3000 acres of Surrey heathland some 30 miles from Central London, Bisley played host to all the shooting disciplines of the Manchester Commonwealth Games. The combination of the best, most modern, and largest arrangement of shooting facilities in the world with its colonial style clubhouse buildings that date back to its Victorian beginnings give Bisley a unique atmosphere.
The National Shooting Centre (NSC) is located in the Surrey countryside. Bisley, the headquarters of the National Rifle Association (NRA), is the world’s best known and most varied shooting centre. Set in 3000 acres of Surrey heathland some 30 miles from Central London, Bisley played host to all the shooting disciplines of the Manchester Commonwealth Games. The combination of the best, most modern, and largest arrangement of shooting facilities in the world with its colonial style clubhouse buildings that date back to its Victorian beginnings give Bisley a unique atmosphere.
 
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The Imperial Meeting 2008.

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Last news added on 13 May 2008

Phoenix Meeting Booklet now available
The Phoenix booklet is now available for downloading. You will find general information on the Phoenix Meeting and the courses of fire that ....
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Civilian Use of MoD Ranges and Certification
To download information about the new MoD requirements to allow civilians to shoot on MoD ranges please click on the link below.


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NATSS Online Survey Results
Following the online survey available through the NSRA, NRA and CPSA websites between December and February, Performance Matters has now com....
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Early Entry Draw
The Early Entry Draw results are as follows:
1 Katy Simpson of Dollar Academy (receives 100% refund of entry fees)
2 Nigel Penn ....
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RCO (HME) Course at Bisley - Sunday 25 May
Another RCO(HME) course  will be held  at Bisley on Sunday 25 May.

This course is only open to qualified NRA RCOs, the cost is £30 per....
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