Speed shooting

Dress code: Dark blue V-neck jumper, white shirt, dark tie, dark grey/black trousers or skirt, dark shoes or walking boots.

The Honourable Artillery Company has graciously allowed the Fraternity of Saint George the use of its splendid and historic Artillery Garden for a shoot at the Marks and a Championship Shoot at Speed to raise money for the HAC. Benevolent Fund.

The Shoot is by kind permission of the Honourable Artillery Company’s Court of Assistants and its Chief Executive.
The Shoot is open to all by pre-registration.
The Artillery Garden is the last part of the former Finsbury Fields. No formal shoot to the Marks has been held in the area for some two Centuries: archers of the Fraternity of Saint George are the exception.

There is no equivalent archery field in the world that bears comparison to the Artillery Garden. Here in the City of London lies the internationally hallowed ground for the longbow archer. The chance to shoot here is an honour for us all and one not to be missed.

The coming shoot has historic significance and will be an occasion of quiet splendour.

The I.L.A.A. has entrusted the Fraternity of Saint George to organize and host the fifteenth Championship to the Marks at The Munden Estate by kind permission of the Hon. Henry Holland-Hibbert.

With a long history of settlement dating back to Roman times, the Munden Estate is situated between glorious woodland and the river Colne. It is managed with considered aims of custody and sustainability resulting in a high-quality environment for Shooting to the Marks. This superb undulating Estate commands a magnificent outlook across the Hertfordshire countryside and is planted with mature well-maintained trees which open to admirable views across the river Colne.

The I.L.A.A. has entrusted the Fraternity of Saint George to organize and host the fifteenth Championship to the Marks at The Munden Estate by kind permission of the Hon. Henry Holland-Hibbert.

With a long history of settlement dating back to Roman times, the Munden Estate is situated between glorious woodland and the river Colne. It is managed with considered aims of custody and sustainability resulting in a high-quality environment for Shooting to the Marks. This superb undulating Estate commands a magnificent outlook across the Hertfordshire countryside and is planted with mature well-maintained trees which open to admirable views across the river Colne.

The Comte de Nicolay and the Conservatoire du Littoral bear witness to 1000 years of family history. They offer the Fraternity their generous hospitality of the splendid Château de Régnière-Ecluse and its stunning parkland that touches the Forest of Crécy.

An unforgettable weekend of shooting and a private visit to one of France’s finest Estates.
Longbows of England seize this chance to “make your Mark”, be Champions and revive the Marks in France !

This prestigious event will enjoy the secluded beauty of Chevening, the country retreat of the Foreign Secretary.

The Middle and North Parks are in a commanding position below the scarp of the North Downs astride the route reputedly taken by King Harold in 1066 days before the Battle of Hastings. The ground is also crossed East to West by the Pilgrims way. The Easter Shoot is by kind permission of the Board of Trustees of the Chevening Estate.

Program The Easter Shoot >> Prior reservation only on: longbow-archers.com/reservations.html

This prestigious event will enjoy the secluded beauty of Chevening, the country retreat of the Foreign Secretary.

The Middle and North Parks are in a commanding position below the scarp of the North Downs astride the route reputedly taken by King Harold in 1066 days before the Battle of Hastings. The ground is also crossed East to West by the Pilgrims way. The Easter Shoot is by kind permission of the Board of Trustees of the Chevening Estate.

Program The Easter Shoot >> Prior reservation only on: longbow-archers.com/reservations.html