USA & Canada 2026

Reg is a Chartered Accountant who owns a recruitment agency in the South of England. Although Australian by birth, he arrived in the UK in 1983 and the country has suffered ever since!  He started his shooting career as a cadet in 1971 when laid up with a rugby injury.

Reg has toured overseas on 12 previous GB teams including 8 to Canada, one to Australia in 2005 as Captain and was a target coach for the GB Palma winning teams in 2007 and 2015. His personal achievements include 26 HM Sovereign's final badges, 6 Grand Aggregate crosses and 12 St.George’s badges. Inducted into the ‘big five’ in 2016, he Captained the winning Kolapore match that year with a record score on ICFRA targets.

His is married to Jennifer and has four children, two of which, Nick and Tim, are already avid fullbore shots. Reg’s other hobbies include fly fishing, share investing and the development of a golf resort in British Columbia.

Scott first started shooting in 2000 with 197 (Devonport) Sqn, ATC in Plymouth. He now shoots with Gloucestershire and the RAF, and in recent years has captained the RAF, the UK Armed Forces as well as being Adjutant for the English XX vs UKAF match.

Scott has been no stranger to Bisley or touring with overseas teams, having been to the Channel Islands once with the NRA team and to South Africa on five occasions with RAFTRC and UK Armed Forces teams, as well as with the infamous delayed England team to Kenya and South Africa in 2023. This will be Scott's first tour to both the USA and Canada with GB, and he is looking forward to training with a high performance squad. 

When off the ranges, he is an Avionics engineer in the RAF, with the last 12 years on Chinook helicopters. Away from the job, Scott is a volunteer at a RAFAC Sqn in Gloucestershire and is currently doing a degree in electrical engineering.

Richard’s immersion into rifle shooting began at Wellington College.  The opportunity to visit Bisley was attractive, and success culminated in being selected for the Athelings tour of Canada. It is exciting to be returning 40 years later for a first GB cap!

In between, Richard has shot for the County of London, winning all the important team silverware.  Richard toured the Channel Islands with the NRA in 2003 and represented England in the 1997 and 2010 National matches. His claim to fame is coming 4th in the Queens Prize in 2008 with the same score as the winner.  Unfortunately, V-bulls had been invented by then.

Away from shooting, Richard enjoys sailing, munro bagging in Scotland and golf. He recently underwent a career change from marketing director in the global insurance industry to publicity officer for the London and Middlesex Archaeological Society, with an MA Archaeology in between!