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HISTORY OF BRITISH MILITARY & CIVILIAN TARGETS

from 1850 to 2000

N.B. We have not been able to contact the author/seller at the last known email address, nor via the telephone number we hold, and we have elsewhere seen that the book may no longer be in stock, the first and only printing probably being sold out.

Apart from this information, regrettably we know no more than you.

Accordingly, we have made the book available on site as a searchable flip-page document from the link below. [Ed: HARC-MCRRS]

 

A REFERENCE BOOK

in the form of a catalogued and heavily colour illustrated

HISTORY OF BRITISH MILITARY & CIVILIAN TARGETS
from 1850 to 2000

for both SMALL-BORE & FULL-BORE RIFLE

ISBN 0-9529440-5-7 ~ Not usually available from book stores

WIRE BOUND £20 or HARD BACKED £45

Obtainable direct from the author Dave Clark

email: BRITISH TARGETS

SEE MORE DETAIL BELOW

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Contents include the following aspects and more:

TARGETS : iron, canvas, paper, Military and Civilian competition and training, SMRC (Society of Miniature Rifle Clubs), NSRA (National Small-Bore Rifle Association), NRA (National Rifle Association, United Kingdom), Round Bull, Bisley Bull, Tin Hat, Tank, ship, submarine, Aircraft recognition, moving, running deer, landscape, harmonisation, (harmonization), figure, novelty, cricket, parker-hale, McQueen, sniper, Hun, German soldier, Kaiser, Airship, musket, Enfield, sub-target, ranges - 10 to 1,600 yards plus, full- bore, small-bore, miniature rifle, miniature calibre (caliber), Swift training rifle. There are also listings of target sizes, old advertisements from the annual "Bisley Bible" over the years, and references and imagery from Training Pamphlets, Musketry Regulations and even from Parker-Hale catalogues. Altogether a highly comprehensive document for research.

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