Thanks for posting this. My dad is Geoff cox who won the year it was made. Think we've still got video of this but nothing to play it on so haven't watched it for years!

Lovely to hear Brian Glover's distinctive voice again. Also lovely to see Bisley back then.

I love it, the presenter is the joke telling patron of the pub in An American Werewolf in London! Im fascinated by this event since recently learning of my great grandfather's participation and victory with the Canadian team, as well as a gold medal from Kolapore 1951 which I can't find any information on.

I've shot here for over 20 years. The fashions of the day may change, but I pray the actual place never does.......Whats not to love about it?

Very, VERY fascinating! Thank for sharing this with us.

Shooting there tomorrow,300 and 600 using a P14 303 and a 308 for the 600,great fun.

WOW. the army officer with the cravat!

Wow, just imagine BBC doing something like this today. Wish I had a time machine.

I wasn't aware how back Kenya loves participating in this competition. Nice

I hope to shoot at Bisley one day.

Quite brilliant, m any thanks.......

The woman at 29:10 is the most 1980s thing I've seen in a long while

1986? There sure are a lot of stainless steel rifles and synthetic stocks there for 1986.

It's me! I'm the little kid, aged 3, running down the steps of the English XX Club at 5:00 in. My Mum being the woman in the red dress that I'm galloping towards!

Bisley ..The High Church of Competetive Full Bore Rifle Shooting and a Cold wet Heath to lie on for Hours on end staring at a Black Dot through a peephole thats Half a Mile or more away!..

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