Ibis Rifle Club

The Ibis Rifle Club is a small friendly club that has had a presence on Bisley Camp since 1908. 

The main aim of the Club is to support the sport of target shooting in its many forms. While our primary discipline is full bore target rifle we welcome members who may have an interest in other forms of target shooting will do our best to support you in those activities.

We provide a regular calendar of target bookings throughout the main season (February to November) and the Club facilities are available to full members taking part in competitions run by the National Rifle Association and other organisations throughout the year.

The Club is run as a non-profit organisation with any surplus being used to maintain and develop the Club.

The Club is situated in a prime position at the centre of Bisley Camp on Club Row with easy access to all the ranges.

Clubhouse

Our modern clubhouse provides members with a lounge, bar, drying room and accomodation.

More information can be viewed on the Club House facilities page.

Membership

Our membership includes a past winner of HM The Queen's Prize, National and County standard target rifle shooters and members with a broad experience of various other shooting disciplines.

The club operates very much on a self help basis and applications from prospective new members are always welcome.

We are particularly seeking new shooters, both young and old, who are looking for a club that provides good facilities at good prices with a friendly atmosphere.  If you are interested in joining the Ibis then please use the contact us page.

NEWS

NRA Imperial 2025 - Results to end of Friday 25th July

King's Prize Stage 2 

Reg Roberts just makes the final with  score of 147.17 (actually the 100th name on the list but it still counts!

Good luck Reggie in the final Saturday.

The other big highlight for today is that David Colgate won one of the additional competition, the Barlow at 900 yards, with the magnificent score of 50.10!

David collects the Trophy Saturday evening.

St George's 2 

Of the 4 members reaching this stage sadly none have made the final.  The cut was a score of 147.20.

Our hopes for a finalist in one of the major events now rests with Reggie in Stage 2 of the Kings Prize tomoroow and we wish him good luck and a sucessful shoot!

KIngs Prize Stage 1

Only Reg Roberts made it past the very high cut off of 102.08.  Well done Reggie!