How long have you been involved in IPSC shooting?
I first joined the UKPSA in 1993, which gave me the opportunity to shoot Handgun in the GB region before the ban at the end of 1997. After that, I transitioned to Shotgun as the primary discipline in 1998.

How long have you been Regional Director?
I have served as Regional Director for 11 years now, with a small gap in 2023. I also serve on the IPSC Continental Council, representing European regions, and I am the Mini Rifle Rules Director. I’ve contributed
to the sport by assisting in the writing and editing of the MISIA manuals.

What other positions have you had within your IPSC Region? Tell us a bit about what you did.
I have been an NROI Range Official since 2000 and progressed to NROI Rangemaster in all disciplines by 2014. In 2023, I joined the ranks of IROA. I’m also a coach across all disciplines, although progressing to an instructor qualification level has taken a back seat due to time constraints.

Do you currently shoot IPSC? What Division? What was the last match you shot?
Yes, I regularly compete in IPSC competitions across Handgun, Mini Rifle, and Shotgun, and we also have Actionair in Great Britain. My main discipline is Shotgun, competing in the Standard Division with a Breda B12iX. I was honored to earn a Silver medal as part of the Standard Senior team at the Shotgun World Shoot held in Pattaya, Thailand, in December 2023. Additionally, I have secured several IPSC President’s Medals at Level 3 competitions. My last international match was the Benelli Cup in Italy in October 2024.
I take pride in competing at a high level and take the opportunity to be on the ranges and shoot any free moment I get (and there are not many at the moment).