The Committee

Anthony Bromley

Club Captain

As he writes in the ‘Humble Beginnings’ article, it was Anthony who first had the idea to set up OSRA. Having been the Club Captain of Durham University Rifle Club , Anthony decided to use his knowledge of running a rifle club to get the many Old Suttonians he had shot with at Sutton Valence back into the sport.

Anthony is currently teaching English at Caterham School in Surrey. With the unprecedented success of OSRA in 2023, Anthony is excited to see what the team can achieve in the future.

Harry Percival

Club Secretary

A founding member, Harry was not seen in the club for a few years due to his military training. As a fully fledged Officer in the Royal Artillery, Harry has returned as a valued member of the committee, overseeing the club’s transition to an independent, Home Office Approved, rifle club.

Harry has ambitions to shoot for the Army in their various matches and, after his excellent performance in the 2023 Astor, and with a shiny new TenPointNine jacket, we expect him to perform admirably as an individual.

Chris Pawlik

Club Treasurer

In the club, Chris is renowned for once mispronouncing our club Paramount as ‘Pegasus’, which has stuck as both the name of the rifle and of our A class. He is a talented and committed member, who has rapidly made a name for himself in the Hampshire team for his performance in the 2023 county matches.

Chris, who studied Aeronautical Engineering at Leeds University, currently works in Planning and Procurement for Honeywell Aerospace. When he isn’t hard at work (or clogging up the production line), he can be seen speeding along the M25 towards Bisley.

Chris Youngman

Membership Secretary

Chris has been a major figure in OSRA since its inception. His strong commitment to OSRA, even during his travels in Korea for postgraduate study, has helped the club become what it is today.

We are excited to see what Chris can do with his new Barnard rifle. Some say that it is shinier than the silverware he will win with it.