Dates have been announced for SiHFT 2010

Round 1 - 28th March - The Oaks
Round 2 - 11th April - Ford
Round 3 - 2nd May - Swallows FTC
Round 4 - 16th May - Horsham
Round 5 - 6th June - Buxted
Round 6 - 20th June - The Oaks
Round 7 - 4th July - Swallows FTC
Round 8 - 15th August - Horsham
Round 9 - 12th Sept - Ford
Round 10 - 19th Sept - Buxted
Closing event - 3rd Oct - TBA

These events are open to members of the hosting clubs plus Meon Valley. Anyone else wishing to attend, please contact the hosting club in advance - if we can fit you in, we will!

More info at http://sihft.co.uk/default.aspx - soon to be updated!

Congratulations to Cameron Casey for 2nd Place in the junior class of the World Hunter Field Target championship. Full details can be found on the official WHFTA forums on Shooting the Breeze

Buxted Southern Hunters proved to be a success despite the wind and rain. Have a look at the photos and results threads

IPAS - Nationals - Sywell - Ben Gould and Gary Morrison represented Buxted's interests at this Iron Plate Action Shooting event, view the details and results on our forum

Buxted once again retained both team, individual and junior titles on the second Sussex Interclub HFT season. Congratulations to the whole team!!

SiHFT Team 2009: Buxted

SiHFT Champion 2009: Andy Simpson (Buxted)

SiHFT Junior Champion 2009: Craig Grayson (Buxted)

About Buxted Rifle & Pistol Club

The indoor rifle range is located in the village opposite Buxted mainline railway station. The shooting club has been an intrinsic part of the Buxted community for many decades.
Historically, as an NSRA affiliated small-bore rifle and pistol club, Buxted ARPC has always achieved a respectable level of competitive success. The HFT venue is located 5 minutes away.

Club protocols HFT | indoor

Indoor disciplines Bench rest | Ipas

What is Hunter Field Target?

Legislative change adversely impacted on many clubs nationally. Fortunately, a dedicated core of shooters ensured continued interest within the village and the surrounding area.
Primarily a rim fire range, advances in airgun technology have developed air weapons capable of competing with their rim fire counterparts in many aspects of modern target sports. This has broadened the club’s appeal to many more airgun shooting enthusiasts, especially those participating in Hunter Field Target Shooting, an offshoot of formal FT shooting.

HFT is an organised target shooting activity intended to replicate rough hunting. Open to any responsible airgun owner, regardless of age or ability, virtually any safe, UK legal air rifle is suitable for use.

Popular world wide, UKAHFT is the governing body for HFT in the UK. As a UKAHFT affiliated club, Buxted has an extremely healthy HFT membership, especially juniors, making it the envy of many of its peers.

Buxted has a picturesque but deceptively difficult HFT ground, hosting regular club opens and rounds of the Southern Hunter and Sussex Interclub Series.

The HFT team actively participates in local, national and world events and achieved success as Sussex’s Interclub Champions.

The club’s 25-yard indoor airgun bench-rest team often excel in many classes of the annual UKBR22 World Postal Championships. They finished as reigning World Champions, in all three airgun postal classes in one season, with individual members achieving top ranks as well. Some airgun bench shooters have represented the UK at international level, holding future aspirations to compete in the outdoor and rim fire arenas.

The club committee are keen to promote a diversity of shooting related social activities for the benefit of members. Club events are well attended with most nights of the week occupied. The latest being IPAS, Iron Plate Action Shooting, an addictive, entertaining quick fire action distraction, using semi-auto CO2 pistols, that’s proving highly popular with shooters of all ages. 

That’s Buxted Shooting Club, not bad for a little village located in a backwoods of the Sussex countryside.