On 17 August 2007, at the St Jean de Marsacq range in France, 15-year old Hannah Pugsley shot a score of 598 ex 600 in the Junior Competition of the French National Championships.Click here for full report.

The European Cup Final will take place in Winterthur, Switzerland from the 20th to 23rd September. Great Britain has two qualifiers in the prone events they are Harry Creevy and in the ladies Hanna Pugsley for full point listing see the results page

The Europa Cup Final will take place in Winterthur, Switzerland from the 21st  to 24th September. Great Britain has two qualifiers in the prone events they are Simon Aldhouse (14th in the points standings) and in the ladies Mary Pugsley (20th) for full point listing click here

Simon Aldhouse took the top spot into the final from Peter Mann and Graham Hawarth just two points behind. The top three positions remained the same with Peter edging out Graham by 0.2 for the silver. [full results click here]

Pascal Bessy retained his men's prone title with the GB men finishing in joint 10th place. Mary Pearse also finished in 10th in the ladies event. [results click here]

The Europa Cup Final will again take place in Saint Jean De Marsacq, France from the 15h to 18th September. Great Britain will be represented by three shooters in the prone events they are Simon Aldhouse (12th in the points standings) Graham Hawarth (20th) and in the ladies Mary Pugsley (7th) for full point listing click here

This was the first Europa Cup to be held in Pilzen and after a well organised and well attended competition [approx. 60 competitors], hopes are that it will become a regular fixture on the Europa Cup Circuit.

The Bisley 300m prone range record was broken by Simon Aldhouse with a score of 598, the record which has stood for 22 years was originally shot at the Nordics just after the "shed" was built.

The season opener took place in France with a win for the NRA "A" team, the individual prize was taken by Simon Aldhouse, for full details see the result page.

The Europa Cup Final will take place in Saint Jean De Marsacq, France from the 16th to 19th September. Great Britain will be represented by three shooters in the prone events they are Simon Aldhouse (2nd in the points standings) Graham Hawarth (16th) and in the ladies Mary Pugsley (16th) for full point listing click here

The final Europa Cup of 2004 finished in Denmark with a remarkable set of results in the men's prone event. Two 600's were shot in the second eliminator and the final saw two 599's and five 598's. The French team took the the Gold with a score of 1797 ex 1800 eclipsing the world record which stands at 1794.

The team for the Final Europa Cup in Århus in Denmark will be Simon Aldhouse, Graham Hawarth and Tim Hammond.

The team for the Third Europa Cup in Eskilstuna in Sweden will be Simon Aldhouse, Graham Hawarth and Austin Reeve.

The team for the Second Europa Cup in Thun in Switzerland will be Simon Aldhouse, Graham Hawarth, Tim Hammond, Austin Reeve and Mary Pugsley

The first competition took place on the newly updated range at Bisley. The British Free Rifle Club [BFRC] Spring 300m meeting became the first fully electronic target match to take place on the century range at Bisley.  It took place without any technical hitches resulting in a win for Simon Aldhouse, see result page for full details

The team for the first Europa Cup at Tolmezzo in Italy will be Simon Aldhouse, Graham Hawarth and Austin Reeve.

This is normally the very first time we get to shoot 300m in the New Year.  However last weekend some of us were lucky enough to be around during the commissioning of the new electronic targets at Bisley, and we had at least had the opportunity to clear the cobwebs out of the barrels!

With Agreement with the NRA a club has been formed to manage the new 300m facility at Bisley, the club is called "The GB300m Rifle Club" will run all shooting on the range. Anyone wishing to become a member of the club or if you just want to "have a go" at 300m should contact the club on info@gb300m.com. More details about the club will appear on this site soon.

The First shot have been fired on the upgraded 300m range at Bisley. Ian Shirra-Gibb had the honour of putting the first few round down the range on the first training day of the year. There is still a lot of work to do but shooting from now on will be on electronic targets.

Construction of the new range facilities at Bisley is moving on with the placement of an order for eight Kongsberg electronic targets. The upgrade which is being undertaken by the GB300m club has been financed by a donation from the Dick Dank Memorial Fund and a loan obtained by the club.  With the targets expected to be operational by March 2004 the club is to run a number of competitions over the year to raise funds to pay back the loan, more details to follow.

Graham Hawarth is the only qualifier for this years Europa Cup Final to be held at Liestel, Switzerland, Simon Aldhouse just missed the cut being in 21st place with the top 20 on the circuit receiving invites.

The men's team will be competing in the two Europa Cups (Switzerland & Germany) to be held before the Championships, Tony Lincoln will be joining the team for the Swiss match. This is valuable match practice for the team as Bisley is not available for 300m on the run up to Pilzen

The 300m NRA British Championships report to follow - (Click Here for results)

The Finnish grand prix has been cancelled, but a rescheduled match will now be held in Germany at Munich’s Hochbruch ranges in early July where the facilities have been recently updated to 42 lanes of electronic targets.  This will be the first major 300m international match held there since the 1972 Olympics.

Bronze for Mary Pugsley in St Jean De Marsacq - (Click Here for report and results)    

Graham Hawarth got the 300m season of to a flying start by shooting his way into the Clermont Range record books. Graham won both Individual matches between a NRA-BFRC and the French Regional Club Clermont Creil, his first match score of 598 with x43 was a new range record.

At the medal ceremony Norbert announced his retirement from international shooting, this is to concentrate his efforts on work and the Swiss junior squad, for which he is coach.

NRA-BFRC teams won the two match competition held at Bisley by the smallest of margins, five points in the first match and just one in the second. Graham Hawarth took the Individual Aggregate from the 16 year old Marion Goberville, from Clermont, who is only in her second season of 300m shooting and looking like a very good prospect for the future.

The 2002 World Championship team took the top three places at the latest 300m competition held at Bisley, Andy Campbell was back on form with a new barrel but lost 2nd place due to an unfortunate cross shot

The GB 300m squad will have three representatives at the Europa Cup Final  to be held at Liestel, Switzerland from September 18th to 20th.  They are Simon Aldhouse and Graham Hawarth in the men's prone and Mary Pugsley in the ladies prone.  Qualification is achieved by being in the top twenty rankings on the Europa Cup circuit