Civilian Service Rifle

CSR Winter League - Feb 2025
Start Date:

Sunday 02 February

2025

Entries Open:
Tuesday 07 January 2025 at 10:00
Venue:
National Shooting Centre, Bisley

Contact Information:

For more information about the Event please contact: competitions@nra.org.uk

For more information about the CSR Discipline Rep Nick St Aubyn via: csr@nra.org.uk

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CSR Winter League 2024-25: Round 5

Sunday 2nd February

Entry Fees: TBC half day, TBC full day

Under 25 Discounts: 40% discount off entry fee for those that are under 25 years old on the day of the Event


Course of Fire: See the download section below

  • Short Range Match: 08:30-15:00, between 300x-100x
  • Urban Match: 08:30-15:00, between 100x-25x

Firearm Classes: 

  • Historic Enfield: Any SMLE/ No.4/ No. 5 rifle, service pattern as issued, with no attachments
  • Any Iron: Any rifle with iron sights, with no restriction on slings (but rests may not be used)
  • Service Optic: Any rifle with optic sights, max 4.5 magnification with no restriction on slings. Rests may not be used. (Any vertical or angled fore grip, if fitted, may be used)
  • Practical Optic: Any rifle with optic sights, with no restriction on slings or rests. Bipods must remain in the folded or retracted state at the start of a stage and may only be deployed when on the firing point and moving into the final firing position. A bipod must remain fitted to the firearm for the duration of the Stage or Practice

Classifications: The League Results are split by firearm types, and then by Classification boundaries as per paragraph B11 of the CSR Handbook, available to download from nra.org.uk/nra-handbooks. Your classification is set at the begining of the season and will not change


About the League: The CSR Winter League runs from October to April each year, typically meeting on the first weekend of the month for one day of competition. The day is divided up into AM and PM, during both sessions you will shoot and be in the butts, with two separate matches typically one long range and one short range

For the majority of competitions you can expect to be shooting between 25-500x in a mixture of prone, sitting, kneeling or standing positions

These events are self-marked; at the firing point two competitors will be assigned (squadded) to one target, the first will shoot the first practice, followed by the second competitor. Meanwhile in the butts, two competitors will be assigned to each target to operate the targetry, organised by a Butts officer

If you are new to CSR or would like additional guidance, we aim to squad you as the second shooting competitor in a detail

New to CSR?: For those new or looking to try Civ SR, we run 1-day ‘Introduction to Civ SR’ courses aimed at introducing you to the discipline. Further details are available here including the dates of up coming courses. The courses are run by highly experienced shooters and involve both classroom and practical on range coaching