About Us
Covid-19 and the club
Update: 12th March 2021
Restarting Club Activities
I am pleased to confirm the club will be re-opening in line with government 'Step' process.
My understanding of the dates and restrictions are as follows:
Step 1: From 29 March outdoor shooting activities can resume.
- Club organised Outdoor Target Shooting can restart providing social distancing measures remain in place.
- National Guidance must be followed to maintain a COVID-19 safe environment.
- No indoor shooting may take place.
- shooters should take steps to minimise unnecessary travel.
I will send out an email nearer the time and ask members to book a time slot to shoot as we did last year.
Step 2: No earlier than 12th April
- Club organised Indoor Target Shooting will restart providing social distancing remains in place. (No more than 3 shooters in the club at any one time plus Duty Office(s))
- National Guidance must be followed to maintain a COVID-19 safe environment.
- Shooters should still take steps to minimise travel.
Step 3: At least 5 weeks after Step 2, and no earlier than 17th May
- Club organised Outdoor Target Shooting allowed without the need to limit people meeting outside.
- Club organised Indoor Target Shooting allowed with rule of 6 inside. (6 people from different households can meet inside).
Step 4: At least 5 weeks after Step 3, and no earlier than 21st June
- Social distancing measures are removed and life returns to normal.
Welcome to our website
Welcome to the Weybridge Rifle and Pistol Club Website, we hope you find it of interest.
Our club is a target shooting club.
Weybridge Rifle & Pistol Club was established 1901 and is one of the oldest in the country.
Despite the club’s age we are not old fashioned.
Safety is a priority. We have set procedures in place to make sure everyone’s safety is maintained.
Our members come from all walks of life, target shooting isn’t the preserve of the rich.
Whether you are new to shooting or an experienced shot we have something to offer you.
Our Club
The club is equipped with a 100 yard outdoor range with six covered firing points, this is used for prone and benchrest target shooting with .22 calibre rifles. We can also shoot Black Powder Pistols and Pistol Calibre Gallery Rifles at 50 metres or closer.
There is a 25 yard Outside Airgun Range that can be used for field target practice or paper targets.
The indoor range has six firing points which can accommodate both prone, standing and benchrest disciplines up to 25 yards. The types of firearms permitted on the indoor range include rimfire and pistol calibre rifles, carbines, long barrelled revolvers and black powder pistols. The posted range rules restrict the use of magnum and jacketed rounds.
We have a very active fullbore section which regularly arranges trips to Bisley to practice long range target shooting.
Competitive Shooting or Shooting for fun
We have many members who shoot for fun, but we are also setup for competitions.
Our internal club competitions are great fun.
We have a Friday night rapid fire turning target competition run once a month.
There's a steel plate speed shoot, run once a month in the summer.
We also shoot against other clubs via postal competitions like the Hendon League, which caters for Gallery Rifle, Sporting Rifle and Long Barrelled Pistols.
Surrey and Middlesex Small Bore competitions are setup for precision .22 Rifle and Air Gun competitors.
We enter the National Civilian Service Rifle and Practical competitions which are run at other shooting grounds.
We occasionally shoot abroad, recently winning a machine gun competition organised by the Polish Army - beating them with their own guns!