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
Those of you following updates from the Lawrence and Mackinnon matches today will have seen the coaches making use of some exciting new kit. We are pleased to announce that the club, in partnership with our friends at the English
In the matter of the Lawrence Match on the morning of Wednesday the 16th of September, the following have been selected to represent England. Congratulations to all selected!
In the matter of the Mackinnon Match on the afternoon of Wednesday 16th of September 2020, the following have been selected to represent England. Congratulations to all selected!
The following have been selected for the England Lawrence team long list from which the final team will be chosen. The final team selection will be made on Tuesday afternoon upon the conclusion of The Times.
The following have been selected for the England Mackinon team long list from which the final team will be chosen. The final team selection will be made on Tuesday after the conclusion of the Lovell.
The club is seeking helpers to assist England with the Lawrence and Mackinnon matches on Wednesday. Activities will include keeping the scoreboard, register keeping, setting up the flagpole. If you are available please let us know by messaging us on
As many will have seen, the government has seen fit to introduce tighter restrictions on social gatherings in order to curb the recent increase in cases of COVID-19. From Monday the 14th of September it will be illegal to meet
Competition Secretary Martin Liversage reports from this years delayed spring meeting Postponed from the usual May bank holiday, the competition went ahead on 15th and 16th August. The new dates meant a change in format, in foregoing The Cortis, we
The Annual General Meeting of the Club will held at Bisley on Friday 18th September at 7:30pm to be followed immediately by the prize giving. The venue will be announced later. The Agenda for the meeting can be found using
The management team and I have taken the difficult decision to postpone our tour to South Africa and Kenya planned for early 2021, due to the ongoing global uncertainties around the current Covid-19 pandemic. The tour will now take place