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
Venue: National Shooting Centre, Bisley
Start Date: Mar 02, 2025
FEATURED EVENT
The Spring Action Weekend comprises of competitions for CSR, Classic & Historic, GR&P, McQueen and Target Shotgun shooters
Competition Programme: Please follow this LINK to view the outline programme and timings for the Spring Action Weekend 2025
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1Ammunition for Issued Rifle event additional £15.60
2Ammunition for Issued Rifle event additional £3.50
Re-Shoot Ticket: £5 each - Available for Speed Steels, Mini McQueen and Fullbore McQueen
Discounts: Off entry fees only. Multi-competition discounts are only applicable to entries made before the deadline
Entry requirements:
🏅Awards: Medals are awarded 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)
SAW Aggregate: Aggregates that champion shooters who are current and former members of the Military, including Reserves, Police or other Emergency Services; and those Under 25 years old. The aggregates comprise of Advancing Target and 25m Precision (in GRCF and GRSB) or Timed & Precision 1 and Multi-Target in SGSA. Entry is free and automatic when entering the required competitions. A Gold NRA medal is awarded to the highest score in each category, in each firearm class. For full details please see our Event Notes
🦺 Volunteer 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 weekend!
CLICK HERE to find out more about the volunteer package and to sign up
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
When entering Target Rifle Imperial Meeting: I undertake to do Special Duties, if required, on any day on which I have entered a squadded competition
When entering on behalf of a team: I confirm that all team members are eligible to compete and will comply with the NRA Rules and Regulations as below
Any additional terms, such as cancellation policies, will be detailed in the specific Event Notes for each Event