National Small-bore Rifle Association (NSRA)
The National Small-bore Rifle Association (NSRA) has a legal responsibility to protect both the Sport of Shooting and all those who take part in it. In addition, participants themselves, including shooters, coaches, officers, officials and trustees, have a Duty of Care to ensure that anything they do does not cause injury to others, financial loss or damage to property.
Inevitably, from time to time, things go wrong and an injury or loss occurs for which the NSRA, an affiliated organisation or individual, is legally liable. NSRA protection and Insurances provide a mechanism for compensating for such a loss and protecting organisations and individuals from any personal financial responsibility.
Please see below for all documents relating to NSRA members:
- Insurance and Protection Scheme for Individual Members 2012
- Insurance and Protection Scheme for Individual members 2013
- Insurance and Protection Scheme for Clubs 2012
- Insurance and Protection Scheme for Clubs 2013
- Frequently asked questions - FAQs
- Claims Reporting Guidelines
- Civil Liability Claim Report Form
- Individual & Club Property and Equipment Claim Form
Contact
Robert Hampton
Property and Liability
cover for Clubs &
Individuals
0121 698 8156
r.hampton@perkins-slade.com
David Fieldhouse ACII
Manager Sports
0121 698 8153
d.fieldhouse@perkins-slade.com
- Governing Bodies & Associations
- Sports insurance documentation
- Clubs, coaches, instructors and activity businesses
- Sports Quote
- Association of Mountaineering Instructors (AMI)
- Angling Insurance
- BADMINTON England
- British Association of International Mountain Leaders (BAIML)
- British Judo Association
- British Mountaineering Council (BMC)
- British Weight Lifting
- Cheerleading scheme
- England Hockey
- Mountain Training Association (MTA)
- National Small-bore Rifle Association (NSRA)
- Ramblers Association
- Snowsport England
