Classifications for 2015
We have not really looked at shifting the classification breakpoints in Gallery Rifle for about four or five seasons. However the last couple of years have shown that its getting slightly crowded up at the top of some events.
The point of breaking events into classifications is to allow shooters of varying abilities to compete amongst their peers. Its an alternative way of running a handicap system. Lots of sports run leagues or split competitors into divisions of more or less equal ability. We are no different in this respect.
Various opinions on how to adapt the class boundaries and and how to continue to manage them. The philosophy we are adopting is to attempt to build a hierarchy of classification breakpoints which enable people to test their shooting abilities and climb to a position in the system whilst not discouraging them from ongoing competition.
The overall model we are aiming for is a hierarchy of classes where an approximate split in the shorts events for X, A, B boundaries will divide shooters along 10%, 30%, 60% groupings. The split in 1500 and Bianchi for X, A, B, C, D boundaries will divide shooters into 5%, 10%, 20%, 30%, 35% groups.
Classifications will change next season to attempt to reflect these groupings.





























Now the date for challenges for AAW have passed the final ranking positions are available. How close where they! T&P1 both CF and SB decided by a single x.
Results and prizelists from the AAW. Challenge period will be open until Wednesday 5th November
The England Gallery Rifle Selection Committee take pleasure in announcing the fact that Morné van Dalen has been selected as the Great Britain Gallery Rifle Captain for 2015. The retirement of Sophie West after one very eventful season prompted two nominations for Captain for the next session.
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We’re nearly into the Haggis season, again. And this year we’re ready for some gallery rifle pals who might light to join us for this light-hearted match – so anybody who’s not a ‘Nots’ member yet, can shoot as a guest and be provided with one-to-one supervision if needed.

The GB Gallery Rifle team compete on the world circuit and take part in at least three International shoots a year. Team captains are appointed on an annual basis.
The biggest Classic and Historic Arms event in the Bisley calendar, The Trafalgar Meeting (18-19 October), is fast approaching. This is an enjoyable weekend and the opportunity for all levels of shooter to come along and have some competitive fun. Some ranges are filling up so do get your entries in soonest –
During the Gallery Rifle National Championship Meeting at the end of August an experimental pistol match was held in which teams from England, Scotland and Wales competed in a concurrent LBR and LBP match. The popular shorts match of T&P1 was chosen as the competition event to record and scores were recorded and published as below.
The England Gallery Rifle team is looking for a new England Captain for the 2015 season. Sophie West, the current Captain is stepping down at the end of this season after a fairly eventful year in the role which has seen Home Countries shooting events making their best annual showing yet!