In which county is Bisley, home of the National Shooting Centre?
National Shooting Centre velocity of , and maximum muzzle energy of . National Shooting Centre The National Shooting Centre in Bisley, Surrey is the largest civilian shooting range in the United Kingdom, and the headquarter of the National Rifle Association of the United Kingdom. The National Shooting Centre has a number of ranges to cater for differing firearms and shooting disciplines. Short Siberia is the situated furthest away from the Range Office at the end of Hobson's way, which is the Road at the back of Century Range. It is a rifle range with 27 x 100 yard targets and 9 x 200
Bisley, Surrey its headquarters from London to Bisley Camp. Bisley hosted most of the shooting events in the 1908 Olympic Games, and all the shooting for the 2002 Commonwealth Games. During the 2012 Olympic Games the shooting was held at the Royal Artillery Barracks, Woolwich. As well as the rifle ranges, there are two clay target shooting complexes; The National Clay Shooting Centre, which caters for 'trap' disciplines such as Skeet and DTL, and Bisley Shooting Grounds, which caters for sporting clays, or simulated game shooting. Bisley is famous within shooting circles and has a long history. Some of the buildings within