Blind and
Visually Impaired Photographs
The following photos represent some of the history of the club, click one to open it up. More will be added as they become available and If anyone has any pictures that could loaned for copying, please let Bill Phelps know by emailing from the contact page. All photos will be scanned and returned to the owner.
June 2018
Congratulations to Jac Powles for winning division 15 and Stuart Clare for taking 2nd in Division 8 in the recent NSRA V.I. postal league.
November 2017
Stuart Clare receiving his medal for second place in the 2016/17 VI winter shoot
November 2017.
Nice to see that Kev and Gareth have been recognised by BCDP(Bridgend Coalition of Disabled People) for all their work with the VI shooting project. The photo is of Gareth and Kev receiving their awards at the recent presentation dinner with two of our shooters to the right, Stuart Clare and Kerry James.
The VI shooters have had some success with winning two gold medals and one silver in the National Postal leagues. Photo is of Kev Martin presenting a gold medal to Stuart Clare.
January 2nd 2016
an informal shoot took place between Tondu and the Modern Print club from Pembroke. These are some photos from that day:
Scores for the day can be found here
Friday the 5th April 2013
Some photographs of the official opening of our Visually Impaired facility.
Ceri from the Bridgevis group receives
some tuition from Gareth. The rifle is a Hammerli AR20 Target Air Rifle
fitted with a Swarovski telecope sight that measures light and sends a
high pitch note to the shooter to indicate the target centre.
Kevin helping Julie from Bridgevis to
get the feel of the second Hammerli AR20 rifle
Looking down range towards the target area.
Huw Irranca-Davies the MP for Ogwr taking a few photos
Ken Nash from the National Smallbore Rifle Association explaining the targets to the Bridgend Borough Council Mayor and others.
Some happy faces
Huw Irranca-Davies tries one of the Rifles
Julie, the driving force behind Bridgevis, with Marlene Thomas the Bridgend County Borough Council Mayor and Huw Irranca-Davies the MP for the Ogwr constituency.
The TV crew filming for the News sports report.
The following photos represent some of the history of the club, click one to open it up. More will be added as they become available and If anyone has any pictures that could loaned for copying, please let Bill Phelps know by emailing from the contact page. All photos will be scanned and returned to the owner.
June 2018
Congratulations to Jac Powles for winning division 15 and Stuart Clare for taking 2nd in Division 8 in the recent NSRA V.I. postal league.
November 2017
Stuart Clare receiving his medal for second place in the 2016/17 VI winter shoot
November 2017.
Nice to see that Kev and Gareth have been recognised by BCDP(Bridgend Coalition of Disabled People) for all their work with the VI shooting project. The photo is of Gareth and Kev receiving their awards at the recent presentation dinner with two of our shooters to the right, Stuart Clare and Kerry James.
The VI shooters have had some success with winning two gold medals and one silver in the National Postal leagues. Photo is of Kev Martin presenting a gold medal to Stuart Clare.
January 2nd 2016
an informal shoot took place between Tondu and the Modern Print club from Pembroke. These are some photos from that day:
Scores for the day can be found here
Friday the 5th April 2013
Some photographs of the official opening of our Visually Impaired facility.
Ceri from the Bridgevis group receives
some tuition from Gareth. The rifle is a Hammerli AR20 Target Air Rifle
fitted with a Swarovski telecope sight that measures light and sends a
high pitch note to the shooter to indicate the target centre.
Kevin helping Julie from Bridgevis to
get the feel of the second Hammerli AR20 rifle
Looking down range towards the target area.
Huw Irranca-Davies the MP for Ogwr taking a few photos
Ken Nash from the National Smallbore Rifle Association explaining the targets to the Bridgend Borough Council Mayor and others.
Some happy faces
Huw Irranca-Davies tries one of the Rifles
Julie, the driving force behind Bridgevis, with Marlene Thomas the Bridgend County Borough Council Mayor and Huw Irranca-Davies the MP for the Ogwr constituency.
The TV crew filming for the News sports report.