James started shooting at Framlingham College in his early teens. He won the Cadet Rifle Aggregate and was an Atheling in 1975, and then continued at Edinburgh University where he was the Captain of Full Bore. A career in dentistry and three children interrupted shooting for about twenty years, and since then he’s been trying to make up for lost time.

He was a member of Lindsay Peden’s GB team in Canada in 2016 that still holds the record for the Commonwealth Match (6 off), and has also toured in New Zealand, South Africa, USA, and the Channel Islands where he was the Captain of the 2023 NRA team. Now retired, and the kids have grown up. he intends to keep touring for as long as possible and keep in touch with all the friends he has made across the world in our great sport.

Reg is a Chartered Accountant who owns a recruitment agency in the South of England. Although Australian by birth, he arrived in the UK in 1983 and the country has suffered ever since!  He started his shooting career as a cadet in 1971 when laid up with a rugby injury.

Reg has toured overseas on 12 previous GB teams including 8 to Canada, one to Australia in 2005 as Captain and was a target coach for the GB Palma winning teams in 2007 and 2015. His personal achievements include 26 HM Sovereign's final badges, 6 Grand Aggregate crosses and 12 St.George’s badges. Inducted into the ‘big five’ in 2016, he Captained the winning Kolapore match that year with a record score on ICFRA targets.

His is married to Jennifer and has four children, two of which, Nick and Tim, are already avid fullbore shots. Reg’s other hobbies include fly fishing, share investing and the development of a golf resort in British Columbia.

Christopher has been shooting since first firing an air rifle in the garden, from then he’s been to Germany, Canada, Trinidad and Guyana. He’s a regular member of the Norfolk team and has represented England in the National, Lawrence and the European long range match. Closer to home he shoots with the West Suffolk rifle club. This will be his fourth visit to Canada and first to the USA.

When not shooting or at work, time is spent walking the dog or on his bik. Time is also spent cooking and dabbling with home brewing. Happily married with two grown up children.

Nigel’s shooting career began in the Royal Navy, where he won the Queens Medal with Service Rifle. He then branched out into Target Rifle which is now his main event and thinks that one day he will be quite good at it if he practices hard. He has gained several Grand Agg, Queens Final and George’s badges in his time but it is team shooting he relishes most. In his opinion there is nothing like a well-oiled team that flows and supports each other, to perform to the best, hence his delight on being in this team with a blend of youth and experience all willing and eager to demonstrate their shooting skills.

Nigel is no stranger to Canada having been on a variety of GB and England teams during the last 34 years. It was his first official team there in 1991 that gave him an appetite to tour and he relishes the chance to return and compete with old friends.

Michael started shooting as a Cadet in the Campbell College CCF and is now the shooting officer in the Contingent. He is a regular for Ireland in the National and Mackinnon matches and is a member of the Northern Ireland Commonwealth Games Squad.

His individual successes include winning seven Northern Ireland Championships, the Jersey Summer Meeting, City/Royal Navy Open and in 2022 Michael was the first competitor in 26 years to achieve the Irish double, by winning both the Irish Open and Northern Ireland Championships in the same year, a feat he repeated in 2024. In 2018 he was proud to Captain and shoot for his club team when they won the Astor County Championships for the first time. Michael is also a member of the URA Fullbore Committee, the governing body for fullbore target rifle shooting in Northern Ireland. This is the Belfast man’s second tour to Canada, having been on Andrew Lothian's team in 2023. With many relatives living in Canada, it is a country close to his heart.

A professional photographer, Michael is grateful for the support of his ever patient wife Sara and their children Amy, Robbie and Harry who are all studying at university.

Luke started shooting in 2012, where he participated in the sport through the Air Cadets until 2014 before taking a considerable break from the sport. Resuming his involvement in late 2021 once commissioned in the RAF, he rediscovered his passion for the sport through the RAF Target Rifle Club and competed in his first Imperial Meeting in 2022.

Since then, Luke has represented the UK Armed Forces in South Africa in 2024, England during The National Match in 2024 and 2025, and the NRA during the 2025 NRA Team to the Channel Islands Tour. This will be Luke’s first GB tour and he is looking forward to being part of a senior touring squad.

Off the range, Luke serves in the RAF as an Aero Systems Engineering Officer. Currently stationed at RAF Benson in Oxfordshire, he is a Junior Engineering Officer on Chinook helicopters. Outside of work, his interests lie in Nordic skiing, cycling and golf.