If you go to links on the NSRA website and go to Historic arms Miniature Rifle league you will find a section on target Rifles.Within that section is a very good article on W.W.Greener including what you are looking for. Good luck .   TJ.

Thank you both for this most helpful source - it should answer all the questions from Canada.
 
Now I'll also have to contact HARC to add a little bit to the bottom of the page on Greener rifles, as I managed to buy, for the NSRA Museum, the Queen Alexandra Cup 1910 certificate, which is illustrated there.

Thank you David.
 
The whole of the SMRC's library was lost in May 1941 in the blitz, but we received many donations very shortly after, following an appeal, and they continue to trickle in.  In fact a copy of Rifles and Ammunition by Ommundsen and Robinson was donated only a few months ago.  My problem at the moment is that I don't seem to have enough time to read them all!!
 
Another valuable book on early SMRC material is The Citizen Rifleman by E J D Newitt, 1906, as it has results of all the SMRC open meetings prior to The Rifleman starting to be published.  One of the NSRA's copies of it was a donation by Newitt himself on 11 October 1943, being a copy he purchased second hand in 1932 from a bookseller in Paternoster Row (all recorded in the book in his own hand).
 
Thanks to everyone for the help on the Greener Queen's Cup rifle, which has saved me hours.  Unfortunately I have not yet been able to find any adverts or editorial reference to it in The Rifleman.
 
Brian Woodall

Dear Ben
 
I will be happy to send a photo of the Bradford certificate. Perhaps you could send me your postal address to my office email (bwoodall@nsra.co.uk).  I will then be able to add photocopies of the published results for that year.
 
The Roberts/Queen Alex medal you have is well known to us and copies regularly turn up on eBay. The one that will have been won by your great grandfather is probably slightly different, as those for 1910 had the date included in the die in a small circle to the right of the angel.  Other years where dates were in the die included 1918 and 1920, but the vast majority of the SMRC medals did not have a date in the die and only a small proportion have a date engraved on them.  They certainly continued in use until 1947, when the SMRC changed its name to the NSRA.  However I have seen the odd SMRC version engraved with dates into the early 1950s.
 
When I get back to the office and the records, I'll see what I can turn up for you about Mr. Hyde.
 
Kind regards
Brian Woodall

I would try direct contact with Greener and see what they have to say.
 
W.W. Greener - http://www.wwgreener.com/index.html
 
You can also contact these two fellows:
 
Sights, Sight Parts
Jim Hallam, Parker-Hale sight parts - classicgunco@dial.pipex.com  
 
Kirkless's Gunshop - http://www.virtualhuddersfield.com/gunshop.htm
 
I have a lot of Martini related links on my Resource list at:  http://www.martinihenry.com/links.htm

As an afterthought - I can accept PayPal if you have that facility.