Brandon Green: The First American to Win the King’s Prize at Bisley

Published on May 11, 2026
Duration: 7:40

Brandon Green, the first American to win the King's Prize at Bisley, shares insights into this prestigious target rifle competition. The video details the history and structure of the Imperial Meeting, the multi-day King's Prize competition, and the unique traditions associated with winning. Green also discusses the specific rifle components and issued ammunition used, highlighting the precision required for long-range shooting.

Quick Summary

Brandon Green achieved a historic victory by becoming the first American to win the King's Prize at Bisley, the prestigious national rifle championship of Great Britain. This achievement is celebrated with unique traditions, including being carried on a chair and participating in a celebratory cricket match.

Chapters

  1. 00:06Introduction to Bisley and the Imperial Meeting
  2. 00:28Target Rifle Specifications and Distances
  3. 00:49Camp Bisley: An Encampment for Shooters
  4. 01:14The King's Prize within the Imperial Meeting
  5. 01:52Structure of the King's Prize Competition
  6. 02:37King's Final: 900 and 1,000 Yard Stages
  7. 03:04Brandon Green Becomes First American King's Prize Winner
  8. 03:11Traditions and Celebrations for the King's Prize Winner
  9. 04:16Clubhouse Traditions and History
  10. 05:25Reflections on Competition Performance
  11. 06:14Details of Brandon Green's Rifle Build
  12. 06:32Issued Ammunition at Bisley
  13. 07:18Iron Sight System Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the significance of the King's Prize at Bisley?

The King's Prize is a prestigious competition within the Imperial Meeting at Bisley, Great Britain's national rifle championship. Winning it is a major honor, celebrated with unique traditions and marking a shooter as one of the elite in the sport.

Who is Brandon Green and what did he achieve at Bisley?

Brandon Green is an American shooter who made history by becoming the first American to win the King's Prize at Bisley. His victory is a significant achievement in international target rifle shooting.

What kind of rifles and ammunition are used in the King's Prize competition?

The King's Prize is shot with iron sight rifles, typically in calibers like .223 or .308. The ammunition used is issued by the competition organizers, sourced from companies like GGG, and is known for its quality.

What are the traditions associated with winning the King's Prize?

Winners of the King's Prize are celebrated with elaborate traditions, including being carried on a chair through the camp, visiting various clubhouses, and participating in a celebratory cricket match on the range the following morning.

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