Governing body of English Fullbore Target Shooting
This is our annual open prize meeting, for Target Rifle and F-class competitors. Held over the late May bank holiday weekend, it is open to both members and non-members.
One of the most historical matches not just in shooting but in all sport between the home nations. It is a real spectical.
As well as Target Rifle, the English Twenty Club also supports Gallery Rifle, one of the most popular and easily accessible shooting disciplines.
One of the big five international matches, this annual contest at Bisley pits the home nations against visiting teams from around the world.
Founded in 1864 the club has a rich history dating back to the volunteer force movement and the early years of the National Rifle Association
The England Rolls document has been updated to include all names who have represented England during 2017. It can be found within the Historical Match Records section – see “About” on the main menu. Should you spot an error or
The England Rifle Team spent the autumn in sunnier climes, helping Guyana celebrate the 150th anniversary of their National Rifle Association, via a stop in Trinidad & Tobago. Adam Leech reports on a successful tour. Wednesday 27th September 2017; a year’s training, planning
For those used to regularly competing at international level, the idea of winter training is not new and England’s commonwealth games pair will no doubt be executing carefully crafted training plans as I write. For everyone else though, the idea
Those of you who have visited the site recently will see that the website has undergone some substantial changes. More than just re-vamp the look of the site, we have completely re-designed it from scratch to reflect our transition to
Commonwealth Games England Rifle Shooting Announcement: Fullbore Target Rifle David Luckman and Parag Patel have been selected to represent England in next year’s Commonwealth Games to be held in Australia during April 2018. David and Parag first toured together as
In preparation for the Commonwealth Games next April in Australia, our England shooters have been competing in the Commonwealth Shooting Federation Championships at the Belmont Shooting Centre, Brisbane, Australia where the full-bore events of the Games will be held. Congratulations
It is with great sadness that the Club has just heard of the death of David Taylor whilst on holiday with his wife in Crete. David had been a stalwart of the Club having been the District Superintendent for Lancashire
Team Announcement After a difficult selection process, the management team takes pleasure in announcing the following successful applicants for the first year of the development squad: 2017/18 Squad Ian Ashworth Henry Awin Scott Glanville Chris Heales Paul Holmes Laura
Launching this year, The English Twenty Club have developed a new Talent Development Pathway aimed at all those shooters showing potential and who are currently either un-capped or have only been capped once for England. This is called The Lions
Shooting the breeze Martin Liversage reports from the English Twenty Spring Meeting where David Luckman triumphed despite stiff competition and diverse whether conditions from bright sunshine to heavy rain. The late May bank holiday weekend saw the English Twenty Club