The Breakfast Show Sporting Challenge - Shooting

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For the fifth challenge, and with scores even-Stevens at two all, we found ourselves at National Shooting Centre in Surrey for a two-pronged clay pigeon and target rifle shooting challenge.

George Digweed, clay pigeon shooting world champion and Parag Patel, Commonwealth gold target rifle winner, were on hand to teach the boys everything there is to know about shooting to win.

Take a look at the the photos taken on the shooting range.

Comments

1. At 8:48pm on 11 Feb 2010, Katy wrote:
Well done! I have watched all of the vids and believe this one was one of the best!

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2. At 8:58pm on 11 Feb 2010, howfabisthebreakfastshow wrote:
Oh Chris, Jonny is now in the lead. Fantastic losers walk tho. Jonny you look lovely with blonde hair ... don't dye it.

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3. At 9:34pm on 11 Feb 2010, mutley wrote:
The introduction music was fantastic .Had me in stitches .Brilliant .Also Chris and Johnny .Will either of you be wearing an England rugby shirt on Saturday ??

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4. At 9:58pm on 11 Feb 2010, chrisevansfan wrote:
Great challenge - if you would like to try it yourself go to the Bisley website and register - http://openday.nra.org.uk

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5. At 10:03pm on 11 Feb 2010, fattyfaz wrote:
good vid, the jeans were looking good shame about the coats ! great show guys

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6. At 10:14pm on 11 Feb 2010, Willie Wonka wrote:
Great video, not as funny as the ice hockey though, but well done Johnny. Better luck next time Chris, keep up the fantastic show!!!

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7. At 10:26pm on 11 Feb 2010, Kazza R wrote:
Looks like everyone had a fantastic time - did a bit of shooting ages ago and would love to have another go. That open day looks good - think I'll give it a go!

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8. At 10:52pm on 11 Feb 2010, photo762 wrote:
There are even more photos on the NATIONAL SHOOTING CENTRE BISLEY CAMP RANGES, the National Clay Shooting Centre and the NRA UK at URL:-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/762_photo/sets/72157623278294963/
Great to see you. AK

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9. At 11:03pm on 11 Feb 2010, BisleyFan wrote:
Great video. Looks like you had a great day as well. Only one comment - shame you call it the Bisley Shooting Ground when it should be the National Rifle Association, www.nra.org.uk. Any chance someone can correct the error?

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10. At 11:30pm on 11 Feb 2010, Hemmers wrote:
"Only one comment - shame you call it the Bisley Shooting Ground when it should be the National Rifle Association, www.nra.org.uk. Any chance someone can correct the error?"

That would also be wrong. Bisley is the National Shooting Centre (www.nsc-bisley.co.uk), which is home to the National Rifle Association amongst other shooting groups.

Bisley Shooting Ground is a part of the NSC, where you can shoot "sporting clays", instead of the formal layouts that Chris and Jonny shot on.

Any change to the caption should point to the NSC site, not the NRA.

Looks like they had a great time. Bisley's a fantastic place with some beautiful buildings and clubhouses. I was blown away on my first visit, and still have a special place for it in my heart.

Anyone with the slightest inkling to try shooting should sign up for an Open Day, or contact the National Rifle Association (http://www.nra.org.uk) or National Smallbore Rifle Association (http://www.nsra.co.uk) for details of local clubs. Both sites have convenient Club-Finder features.

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11. At 11:42pm on 11 Feb 2010, Denise Nesbitt wrote:
Chris & Johnny I loved your outfits,,,,,it took me back yeras, you reminded me of my Auntie Joan and Auntie Dot! Will you always be darn sarth? Cab't we encourage you oooooooooooop North?

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12. At 00:25am on 12 Feb 2010, BisleyFan wrote:
I suppose if we are going to get technical, the NRA is the national governing body and the NSC runs Bisley on it's behalf. The event itself was organised by the NRA. However I just wanted to easily point people in the right direction.....down range of course :-)

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13. At 07:24am on 12 Feb 2010, Jane wrote:
Well done Johnny. Can't wait for the next one. Still liked the hockey one best.

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14. At 08:41am on 12 Feb 2010, karen daniels wrote:
omg!!that is the withnail coat still looks iconic brill challenge really enjoying them

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15. At 09:20am on 12 Feb 2010, nwbrfc wrote:
Glad to see that Johnny has won again, long may it continue (but those performance glasses are hilarious). Mind you, there is a good reason why shooting is not on TV, hardly a spectator sport - couldn't see the clays at all. How were your shoulders after the clays?

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16. At 09:40am on 12 Feb 2010, JohnW357 wrote:
Chris & Johnny Glad you had a good time with the shooting, its a great setting at Bisley even in the cold. Well done.

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17. At 09:56am on 12 Feb 2010, wilkins1 wrote:
Well done Johnny!! shame you went skeet clay shooting though, looked rather boring! you should have done the sporting clay shooting, much nicer grounds. Ask for John Heagren at www.bisleyshooting.co.uk he is the best instructor ever. Good luck on the next challenge!

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18. At 10:07am on 12 Feb 2010, Karen Stewart wrote:
Wow, that brought back some memories, but using telescopic sights on the long range, what's all that about. You want a challenge, use a good old fashioned Iron Sight. Good effort though.

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19. At 11:11am on 12 Feb 2010, Neil Singleton wrote:
Chris
I have to say you look like Elmer Thud!
Did you get the pesky wabbit?

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20. At 11:18am on 12 Feb 2010, Steve Bennington wrote:
Funny Video, if you guys are ever in Norfolk and fancy anouther go at shooting be glad to help, great show all the best Churchills Of Dereham.

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21. At 12:23pm on 12 Feb 2010, Vicky wrote:
Haha, Christoph, you look a little like Withnail in your shooting get-up. Which is no bad thing!! x

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22. At 12:26pm on 12 Feb 2010, DoubleBarrelledDon wrote:
As ever a pleasure to photograph George doing what he does best, a good effort from the contenders in what was lets face it far from ideal weather conditions. Giving Jonny his Gold Medal from the World Sporting was a nice touch, typical George. To all those thinking about trying it, give it a go, its a good laugh and a lot of fun, one of the most sociable sports around.

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