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Vic Morris

Vic Morris lives in south Wales and is paralysed from the neck down as the result of an accident.  With the aid of an 'equaliser' device invented by his coach, John Kelman, Vic shoots pistol and rifle. 
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Michael Whapples

Michael Whapples from Leicestershire is blind and shoots air rifle.  In 2011 he was the first British shooter ever to compete at the Open European Shooting Championships for the Vision Impaired, held at Nitra, Slovakia. 
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Stewart Nangle

Stewart Nangle, a Lancastrian, is pictured shooting .22 pistol.  What the photograph does not show is that at the time one of his legs was fitted with a metal frame that was bolted into the bones. 
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Peter Breheny

Peter Breheny from Derbyshire shoots benchrest rifle.  He has Kennedy's Disease, a progressive wasting condition that has weakened his limbs. 
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Di Coates

Deanna (Di) Coates lives in Hampshire, shoots air rifle from a wheelchair, and is one of our most successful disabled international athletes. 
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Matt Skelhon

Matt Skelhon shot to fame when he grabbed gold at the Bejiing Paralympic Games and proved it was no fluke by claiming silver and bronze at London 2012.

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Target shooting: THE sport for ALL !

We welcome ALL disabilities into this competitive mainstream sport, as well as helping less-able shooters to stay in it.

Target shooting is the most accessible, inclusive and integrated of all mainstream sports - this is the Disabled Shooting Project's key message.  Our role is to help as many people as possible to enjoy this great sport, either by helping them into it, or by helping them to stay in it.  If there is anything we can do to help an individual, a club or an organisation; or if advice and information is needed, please get in touch. 

If this site is helpful to you, please take a few minutes to let us know via Contacts, as your feedback may help us to secure future funding to keep the project going.  Thank you.

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We are great believers in saying “thank you” and trying to ensure that those who put a lot of work into making target shooting a great sport are recognised and appreciated. Accordingly, our inaugural awards scheme has been launched, and nominations can be made now.

Award categories include not only disabled shooters, but coaches, volunteers, clubs, shooting grounds, etc. The full list is set out in the Conditions of Entry. The nomination process is simple, and completed forms can be submitted by e-mail, post or fax.

Please don’t be shy about putting someone forward – download the documents, or request them by e-mail from the DSP Co-ordinator, Liz Woodall.

The closing date is Sunday 30th June (please note that this is an extension from the original date).

The awards will be presented on Sunday 8th September - information about the event will be published shortly.  

Thank you!

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Please ask for one!

We have created an information pack about disabled target shooting and the work of the Disabled Shooting Project.

Latest news: New leaflets and PowerPoint added. See up-date below.

 

Read more: DSP Information Packs

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1st April 2012 to 31st March 2013

This is our BIG promotion - a whole twelve months of events, activities and schemes, spanning the London Olympics and Paralympics, and all designed to raise the profile of disabled target shooting and to bring more disabled people into the sport. 

Read more: Disabled Shooting Year

Hot News!

Disabled Shooting Awards

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More time to nominate!

Time for putting forward shooters, coaches, volunteers, clubs and other organisations for one of our inaugural awards has been extended to Sunday 30th June. For more information please see the news article

 

Vision for Shooters

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NEW section on the site.  Lots of information to help all shooters who have vision problems great or small. 

  

Disability Awareness

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NEW section added to our website, to help those who are not used to working or socialising with disabled people.

 

Funding Guidance & Information

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If you or your club, association, etc. are looking for funding for any aspect of disabled target shooting, check out the extensive information in the Funding section on this site under 'More Information'.  If you need anything further please contact the DSP Co-ordinator.