Black powder Musket and Rifle Shooting
Black powder shooting uses muskets and rifles of various designs, both muzzle and breech loading. Shooting is arranged on a County wide basis, drawing members from our affiliated clubs. There are local shoots held at 100m and the BP County Open Championship for the Volunteer Cup at ranges from 200 to 400 yards, as well as national competitions at the National Rifle Association ranges at Bisley in Surrey.
The Association organises the annual County Open Championship; but more frequent shooting is arranged by the Robin Hood Rifles, which specialises in this type of shooting in the style of the mid-nineteenth century when the Nottinghamshire Rifle Association was first formed.
The Robin Hood Rifles club page
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