Competition Results

Results last updated: 08-Dec-2010

FCSA UK championship Results (UK competitions only)

Pre Oct 2006: 1000 yards 5 shot group, max spread (unless 750 yard range restrictions apply)*

Post Nov 2006: 1000 yard 4 shot group, max spread

We use an annual championship competition system. To compete in the annual championship you must be a club member and have attended at least two FCSA UK events in each competition year. We try to keep competition to the summer months to reduce the risk of cancellations due to weather. If you require individual scores for any practice shoot then please contact a club official.

Preparing competition targets at F range. Results for 2004 (June) 1000 yards Conditions, gusting wind W-E, bright sunshine, 23 deg C Venue: Sennybridge 'F' Range 1st Place: C. Stevenson, 121mm 2nd Place: J . Masefield, 124mm 3rd Place: J. Holbrook, 252mm
Results for 2005 (June) reduced distance 750 yards, Senny F Range Conditions, gusting wind E-W, bright sunshine, 19 deg C Venue: Sennybridge 'F' Range 1st Place: J. Masefield, 66mm 2nd Place: C. Stevenson, 103mm 3rd Place: P. Reynolds, 114mm


Results for 2006 (May) 1000 yards Sennybridge F Conditions: variable 7mph, bright sunshine, wind SE - SW, 13 degrees C 1st Place M. Holbrook 125mm 2nd Place J . Masefield 150mm 3rd Place C. Stevenson 249mm Results for 2007 (July) 1000 yards Sennybridge "X" Range Conditions: 17mph variable wind W-E, light showers, 18 deg C 1st Place - J Masefield 203mm 2nd Place - Martin Knight 304mm 3rd Place - Bob Hale 445mm Results for 2008 (July) 1000 yds Sennybridge F Range Conditions: 12mph variable wind W-E, 17 deg C 1st Place - J Masefield 210mm 2nd Place - C Stevenson 225mm 3rd Place - M Holbrook 229mm Results for 2009 (September) 1000 yds Sennybridge F Range Conditions: 19mph variable wind SW, 15 deg C 1st Place - Martin K 207mm 2nd Place - J Masefield 215mm 3rd Place - P Reynolds 229mm Results for 2010 - awaiting target data from Range Warden.
* Note on distances. Occasionally due to MOD activity on neighboring ranges it is impossible for the range warden to deploy our official targetry at 1000 yards, this usually means that targets are placed at 750 yards or as close to 1000 yards as is possible.

This page was last updated Wednesday, 08 December 2010