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
It is with great sadness that we report the passing of our Vice President, Carol Painting, on Sunday 23rd June, an active stalwart of the Club and our sport in general for so many years. The picture below shows Carol
As part of the ongoing Lions development programme, a match was arranged at Bisley for the morning of Saturday 25th May, when 10 Lions (8 firers and 2 coaches) took on an England team prior to the English Twenty Club
The team to represent England in their forthcoming tour of Canada this summer has been announced. Captained by our Club Chairman, Tom Rylands, the team features several new England caps. The full list can be viewed by clicking on the
As previously announced, Dick Winney is taking a team made up from members of the English Twenty Club and the LMRA to the West Indies this autumn. The team will shoot first in Antigua and then proceed via Tobago to
The following have been selected to represent England in the Gallery Rifle events at the forthcoming Phoenix Meeting: SB & CF Matches:England Red: Gary Bowden, Keith Kilvington, Phil Wood, Jake Mossom and Keith Cox. Subs are Charles Murton (SB) and
Congratulations to John Warburton and his team on winning this year’s short range match against the RAF. The team of 20 scored 2077 ex 2100 posting the equal third highest National score for the last 20 years. Top man was
The 2019 yearbook can be found within the Members section of the web site. Please report any errors to the editor at yearbook@englishtwenty.org.uk
Please click here for notices sent out by the Club Secretary on 7th January 2019.
Mark Todd, a current member of the English Twenty Club Lions squad, has provided his thoughts on this talent pathway initiative: Being asked to join the Lions squad in 2017 was the beginning of an incredible journey of personal growth
The current edition of the Yearbook has a section about the KGV. On page 36, the General Rules provide a list detailing the criteria by which a member may represent their registered District. Please note this list is not complete