Nordic Shooting Region

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Nordic Shooting Region

Sport	ISSF Shooting Sports
Abbreviation	NSR
Founded	9 September 1921 (9 September 1921)
President	Erik Mouritsen (DSkyU)
Official website
www.nordicshootingregion.eu

The Nordic Shooting Region (NSR), established in 1921,^[1] is a union of some of the shooting associations from Denmark, Estonia, Faroe Islands, Finland, Great Britain, Iceland, Norway and Sweden. NSR hosts Nordic championships for some of the ISSF disciplines within pistol, rifle, clay shooting and running target, in addition to some own Nordic disciplines.