Congratulations to all the Riflemen who took part in the recent Army Combat Shooting Competition at Bisley

Published on June 24, 2025

After six days of shooting 12 Regular Riflemen made it into in the Army’s top 100 shooters, with the 5 RIFLES team coming 4th overall and 2 RIFLES placing 14th. Congratulations to LCpl Panteli, who came 4th in the competition and was crowned our top shot of 2025. LCpl’s Young and Pantelli especially excelled in the tri-service competition with LCpl Young getting the top urban contact score.   

Not to be outdone 7 RIFLES triumphed as the Army Reserve Shooting Champions with SSgt Catt being crowned individual champion and winning the coveted King's Medal. All members of the team placed in the top fifty shooters.  

Swift and Bold! 

Photos. 

The Regular Rifles Shooting Team 

LCpl’s Young and Pantelli 

LCpl Pantelli on the pistol range 

Lt Ward in action 

7 RIFLES Shooting Team 

Victorious Riflemen 

 

 

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