10m Running Target

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BSRC have developed the near derelict site in a series of phases, to produce what some of our foreign visitors consider the best Moving Target rifle shooting complex in the world.
Training
Induction course

Induction course club competitions

BSRC RO training

The package is designed for you to learn at your own pace and practice the competencies and learning outcomes before deciding that you are ready to be assessed.
Ranges
Running deer

Mid boar range

50m zero range

10m running target

Time limit range

Static range

“The Sporting Rifle Complex”, comprise the 100 metre Running Deer, 50 metre Running Boar, 100 yard Statics, and 50 metre Time Limit ranges. The ranges form a field firing area and have been designed and constructed in accordance with the required Safety Template which incorporates a Danger Area. A 10 metre Running Target air rifle range is housed within the Club House.
Competitions
Competitions

Events

Results

Trophies

Club records

BSRC rifle definitions

The formal matches in the BSRC shooting calendar. Competition is the best form of motivation. The biggest competition is yourself; test your own abilities.
Manuals
Moving target shooting

Reloading guidelines

Shooting techniques

Guidance in setting up a Twin post Scope for Running Boar

It is well understood that many people come to target shooting with quite a lot of “baggage” – ideas and habits they have picked up on the way.
Archive
Contact

About BSRC
About BSRC

Facilities

Shooting achievements

Historic dates

Admin & Processes

BSRC bylaws

BSRC constitution

Privacy Policy

BSRC have developed the near derelict site in a series of phases, to produce what some of our foreign visitors consider the best Moving Target rifle shooting complex in the world.
Training
Induction course

Induction course club competitions

BSRC RO training

The package is designed for you to learn at your own pace and practice the competencies and learning outcomes before deciding that you are ready to be assessed.
Ranges
Running deer

Mid boar range

50m zero range

10m running target

Time limit range

Static range

“The Sporting Rifle Complex”, comprise the 100 metre Running Deer, 50 metre Running Boar, 100 yard Statics, and 50 metre Time Limit ranges. The ranges form a field firing area and have been designed and constructed in accordance with the required Safety Template which incorporates a Danger Area. A 10 metre Running Target air rifle range is housed within the Club House.
Competitions
Competitions

Events

Results

Trophies

Club records

BSRC rifle definitions

The formal matches in the BSRC shooting calendar. Competition is the best form of motivation. The biggest competition is yourself; test your own abilities.
Manuals
Moving target shooting

Reloading guidelines

Shooting techniques

Guidance in setting up a Twin post Scope for Running Boar

It is well understood that many people come to target shooting with quite a lot of “baggage” – ideas and habits they have picked up on the way.
Archive
Contact

The Running Target range is an electronically scored indoor 10 metre moving target range, housed within the BSRC Club House. Limitations regarding the type and calibre of rifles that may be used on this range are covered in the Range Regulations.

The range is operated using the computer control unit on the wall behind the Firing Point and the operating console & Start switch located within the Firing Point. Shot placement is displayed on a monitor located on the wall to the left of the Firing Point.

The dimensions of the BSRC Running Target range are as follows (ISSF specification in brackets):

Shooting distance (measured from a line on the floor, usually below the edge of the bench nearest the shooter):	10 metres	(10.0 ± 0.05)
Maximum horizontal variation of the position of the Firing Point either side of a line perpendicular to the centre of the target track:	0.0 metres	(± 0.4)
Height of target centre (measured above ground level at the Firing Point):	1.4 metres	(1.4 ± 0.05)
Target run as seen by the shooter:	2 metres	(2.0 + 0.02, - 0.0)
Target crossing time: slow	5.0 seconds	(5 + 0.2, - 0.0)
Target crossing time: fast	2.5 seconds	(2.5 + 0.1, - 0.0)
Minimum width of Firing Point:	1.0 metres	(1.0)
Height of bench:	0.75 metres	(0.8 to 1.0)
Range lighting standards: target	1580 lux	>1000
Range lighting standards: firing point	139 lux	>300

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Range Regulations
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Haring Target Setup
Haring Target Setup

RO Aide Memoire
RO Aide Memoire

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British Sporting Rifle Club
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Bisley
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Surrey GU24 0PB

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