The NRA run a sizeable calendar of Competitions through the year, engaging with multiple shooting Disciplines
Most of our Competitions are open to any standard of shooter, with new entrants always welcome!
To view the Marksman's calendar - CLICK HERE
FEATURED EVENT
Phoenix Meeting 2024
Thursday 23rd - Sunday 26th May
The Phoenix Meeting offers a huge variety of competitions across multiple disciplines including Civilian Service Rifle, F Class, Gallery Rifle & Pistol, Muzzle Loading and Black Powder, McQueen, Sporting Rifle and Target Shotgun. Most of the National Shooting Centre's range complex is in use over this weekend, with events on offer between 10 to 1000 yards there is truly something for everyone!
Please read the supporting Event Notes document at the bottom of the page for full details
Competition Programme: Please CLICK HERE to view the outline Event Programme
Entry Fees:
Discounts: Off entry fees only. Multi-competition discounts are only applicable to entries made before the deadline
🍔 Phoenix BBQ 2024: Saturday 25th May: We are delighted to extend an invite to all competitors, spectators and ROs to the Phoenix BBQ which will be hosted in the NRA Pavilion. The BBQ buffet will be served from 6.30-8pm and includes Chicken piece, Burger, Sausage, Coleslaw, Potato Salad, Mixed Leaf Salad. Tickets are priced at £14.50pp and MUST be pre-booked
Courses of Fire: All of the courses of fire can be found within the GR&P Handbook. FREE paperback copies are available from the NRA Offices, you can also download the handbook from our website
Entry Requirements:
Shooter Certification Card (SCC): Each civilian shooting on a MoD or NRA range has to carry a SCC issued by the chairman of a club of which they are a member and which is affiliated to the NRA. Competitors MUST be in possession of their SCC when shooting on NRA ranges. If you do not have an SCC for the type of firearm you wish to participate with please contact the Competition Co-ordinator before entering
This competition is open to members of Home Office Approved Clubs (HOAC) who are not prohibited under section 21 of the Firearms Act (The NRA is the largest HOAC in the UK). Non-NRA members are welcome, but are required to pay an additional Meeting Member Fee
On the first day of the Competition you must be aged 14 or over (please contact the Competition Co-ordinator before entering if this is not the case)
🏅 Awards: NRA medals will be presented to the top scoring competitors for each match subject to the amount of entries:
Where a match is 'Classified' the results are split so your scores are listed against others in the same class. Classified events have classifications detailed at the end of their listing in the GR&P Handbook (View online copy HERE)
Aggregate Competitions:
Phoenix Grand Master Medal: By achieving a certain score in particular matches, you will be awarded 'standards' which equate to points towards a Grand Master Medal. Details on the scores you need to achieve can be found in the GR&P Handbook
Alan Whittle Novice Trophy: This will be awarded to competitors who have not previously entered an open Meeting at Bisley or elsewhere. The winner will be whoever achieves the highest number of points in the standard medal scores system
🦺 Range Crew: Without dedicated volunteers this and may other competitions would not be able to field the amount of competitors wanting to take part. You can help out for as little as half a day, or if you fancy it – the whole event!
CLICK HERE to find out more about the volunteer package and to sign up
Trade Fair:
Hosted in the NRA Pavilion, our FREE to enter Trade Fair will feature over 25 exhibitors
Today the National Rifle Association hold the Imperial Meeting as an open competition with the aim to promote and encourage marksmanship throughout the King's (or Queen's) dominions, and has grown to include many different disciplines. The largest entry is for Target Rifle, which dominates the final week of the Meeting and culminates with the final of the King's Prize.
The King's Prize remains the premier award for the Meeting’s top shot, with the £250 prize still given to the winner.
Host to the competition is The National Shooting Centre – Bisley, the world renowned ranges complex covering virtually all forms of shooting from air rifle to 1200 yards full-bore shooting. Set in 3000 acres of heathland; Bisley is as unique in character as it is in the variety of ranges it offers.
The atmosphere at Bisley is second to none, with friendships made and renewed on the firing points every year, but the event does not end with the shooting: the famous Bisley clubs take over and, between shoots and at the end of each day, competitors enjoy the Bisley hospitality at its best.
Bisley, Brookwood, Surrey, GU24 0PB
Charity No. 219858.
E-mail: info@nra.org.uk
Tel: 01483 797777
Fax: 01483 797285
Last updated 24.11.23
Any additional terms, such as cancellation policies, will be detailed in the specific Event Notes for each Event