Sunday 7th September 1997 - Australian Clay Target Association

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proclaim that no one offers you better value for your money
- better wood, better balance and custom-fit internal parts to deliver better performance in the field.
4 Modified Greener cross bolt action - one ofthe strongest and
most reliable made.The cross bolt lockup actually "shoots in'with
use to retain its rigidity and tightfit. Shallower in depth and thinner
in profile, our 12 gauge receiven are proponionateto most other
20 gauge guns, generating thatsaught- after"behveen the hands"
balance for quicker pointing and target acquisition.
4 Automaticeiectars - discharge spentsheii$when
recsiver is opened. Unfired sheilsare raised siigMly for
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Australian Clay Target Shooting News
CONTENTS
President'sNoies ........................... .2
1998 Austraiian-Pac~f~c
Grand Prlx 2
Hamilton Island lnaugural Shoot .........3
Callawadda Stawell Gun Club
4
Going for Gold with BereRa....... .. .,..-5
Kemen story continued
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Burdekin Gun Club. ...........................9
Inaugural Australian Shooting Games,
Brisbane. ..,,..,... .... ........... ....10
Olympic Update (2) Sydney 2000 .....12
MaryboroughTid Bits .......................15
Waraiah State Noires
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Break Badges
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Morwell Gun Club..,,.......,...,..
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Edttoc's Mabox
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Queensland State ISU Carnival,
Brisbane ,,..,,.,..,......................,.18
Clean Sweep by England
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You're to be Congratulated ...,..,......,.
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Bega Gun Club
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Vab ...........
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Queenstand Shooter of the Year.. ....23
Whitsunday Clay Target Club............24
Mildura Clay Target Club...........,......25
Orlgins of Skeei Shooting
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Executive Profile ............................,.27
Ciassifieds ........... .........................
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Club News
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Shoot Calendar ..... .. .. ....... ...........
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Shoot Results...................................
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1998 AustralasianPacific "Grand Prix"
360 T a r g e t s D o u b l e T r a p - 325 T a r g e t s Olympic T r a p 325 T a r g e t s ISU Skeet.
,\Rcr thrce years during which the Australnalan-Pu~ific
"Grand Prix" competition Itas established itsclf a s onc uf'rl~e
most important olympic discipline clay target shooting
competitions in the region, the organising committee have
decided on a change of date and format for the "Grand Prix"
in 1998.
In order
to k~~~e Ae uo
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the, recent
eood news that womens's
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trap and skeet events will be conducted a t thk, 2000 Olymplc
Games in Sydney and in an c t h r t to providt~dtop q u a l ~ t y
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o nour international shooters rat.ly in the year
prior to the commencement of the \Vorld Cup conlpetlttons.
the 1998 Aus1mla;inn-Pacific "Grand Prir" cornpctitlon will
be held from
Saturday 14th February through to Saturday 21st February,
1998.
For the increasing number of double trap enthusiasts, the
new format "Grand Prix" competition will see a n extra double
trap championship included in thc pnlgram, increasing the
number ot'double trap targets over thc three days of the
double trao cornoetitiun tu 360. Seoarate ~omoetitionswill bc
conducted'for men and women with new and upgraded
perpetual trophies and prizes planned.
The good news for women, is t h a t t h e 1998 AustralasianPacific "Grand Prix" competition will also cater for t h e new
format women's events, with a total of five separate women's
events programmed in 1998 in both the olympic trap and
skeet disciplines. This alone will offer a terrific opportunity
for our women shooters to w i n some eood com~etition
amongst themselves in preparation fur the long lead up to the
Sydney Olynlpic Games, especially slnce Rt.ishane has nuw
established itself as a recogn~scd\\'urld ('up vcnuc
The preliminary program for the 1998 "Grand Prix"
competition is:
Saturday 14th Feb - 60 Tgt Double Trap Badge Match - men
and women.
Sunday 15th Feb - 150 Tgt Double Trap Championship - men;
120 Tgt Double Trap Championship - women.
Monday 16th Feb - 150 Tgt Double Trap Championship men; 120 Tgt Double Trap Championship - women.
Tuesday 17th Feb - 75 Tgt Badge Match Olympic Trap - men
and women; 75 Tgt Badge Match ISU Skeet - men and
women.
Wed 18thrThurs 19th Feb - 125 Tgt Olympic Trap
Championship - men; 125 Tgt ISU Skeet Championship men; 75 Tgt Olympic Trap Championship - women; 50 Tgt
Olympic Trap Badge Match - women; 75 Tgt ISU Skeet
Championship - women; 50 Tgt Olympic Trap Badge Match women.
Fri 20thlSat 21st Feb - 125 Tgt Olympic Trap Championship men; 125 Tgt ISU Skeet Championship - men; 75 Tgt Olympic
Trap Championship - women; 50 Tgt Olympic Trap Trophy
event - women; 75 tgt ISU Skeet Championship - women; 50
tgt ISU Skeet Trophy event - women.
I n addition to the new format and timing for the 1998 "Grand
Prix", increased sponsorship is currently being negotiated to
cater for the anticipated upgrading of trophies and prizes for
the new events. As usual, pre-nomination for the 1998
competition will be required with entry forms being available
shortly or a t the OD Nationals. Further details of the
competition can be obtained from Organising Committee
Chairman, David Menck, phonelfax 07 54468353, or
Secretary Dot Trindall, phonelfax 07 32731350.
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Clubs wishing to conduct these events are asked to contact
the off~cefor full details re the running of these events and
ATA membership.
GRAND AMERICAN T O U R 1999
It is still my intention to organise a tour to the 100th Grand
American and will shortly include a form in the CTSN for
anyone wishing information on the trip. The above
paragraph will be of benefit to people wishing to attend.
Members are reminded that the new Rule Books are
available form your Club secretary. Any secretary wishing
further stock should contact the National Office.
Promotional Items
We now have a number of new items available within our
promotional lines.
These items are advertised on the cover sheetlorder form
with the exception of a new ACTA cap in a natural tone with
Notice to Clubs
ALL CLUBS must advise the A.C.T.A.
Office as well as their respective State
and Zone Secretaries of any changes
to office bearers, e.g. Secretary's
name, postal address of the said club
and phone contacts.
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September 1997
From 12th to 16th July the newly formed
Hamilton Island Clay Target Club held
their inaugural shoot aptly named T h e
Barrier Reef Classic".
17 different clubs throughout Australia
were represented, as far as Geraldtan
WA, Wilson Promontory, and Cairns also
Olympic Gold Medallist Russell Mark ss
euest shooter.
Ladies Irish G I Iwinner
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Left Brian Kelly witlr Oueroll H i ~ l Gun
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winner Russell Marh and Don Gull
The Island administrators, local business
houses and Ansett Australia threw their
business acumen behind the club to
ensure its success. The behind the scenes
activities of Sharon and Brett Becker fi-om
Traditional Craftsmanship
Latest technolog3r European
Walnut stock and forend 0Engraved satin silver receiver
Model 97 EST. Iiporter & Field
September 1997
Australinn Clay Target Shooting News
25 target SB champion
Andrew Gull
25 t a r a t Continental SB champion
Tom Turner
Ul.!ckw;itcr Qld ullh lots of rrlephclnc
complex which includes small bore, pistol
itdvl~c irunl C X P C I - ~ C ~ C aC d~ m i n l s r ~ - : ~ t ~ ) (from
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.22 to 44 mag), also a paint ball
skirmish area as well. A golf driving
.Jenny Burr put the fin;.l icing on thc cake
range over water arid a GoKart track
To say it was successful is the
adjoin. All this nestles beside the Airport
understatement of the year. Special deals
only 2km from the Island CBD of shops,
including airfares, accommodation plus
restaurants, hotels and marina. Free
free meals and accommodation far the
courtesy buses shuttle you back and forth
under 14s started the success story from
but here is unlimited golf buggy hire for
the first advertisement.
sightseeing ete if you choose.
One of the biggest bonuses for our sport
The events ran like clockwork and much
was the hundreds of visiting holiday
to the delight of all the shooters i t is now
makers and local islanders that attended
proposed to hold the 'Classic' annually,
daily as spectators. When you came to
also it rvill be even bigger, brighter and
Hamilton Island forget your diet as it is
better than ever. Amazing what can be
easy to gorge yourself on huge ribs, giant
done by private and local enterprise with a
steaks, unlimited quantities of crabs,
bit of foresight, in fact they are already
bugs, reef fish, oysters, mussels &
contemplating a Trench layout. The
prawns.
Assorted
chocolate cakes,
trophies were fabulous and valued a t
pavlovas and a n abundance of tropical
about $15,000. The club gave so much
fruits compliment the rest.
value for money it was almost an
The clay target range is a part of a
embarrassment.
Local Gun Club memhers Brian Kelly and
Don Gull have certainly '"got i t right".
Having attended clubs all over Australia,
USA, Mexico, Europe, New Zealand and
the South Pacific in my prior capacity as
National Sales Manager for Winchester I
most certainly recommend that shooters
put the second Saturday in July on next
years shoot calendar. The club boasts
three new automatic hopper fed traps, the
background is perfect as is the weather,
usually a warm 22 degrees or better but
the fickle wind can certainly test your
ability.
I am sure I speak on behalf of the
shooters, their wives and families in
thanking all the people on Hamilton
Island for their courtesy, kindness and
and
like
overwhelming generosity
MeArthur, we also will return.
Brian Mark.
Callawadda Stawell
Gun Club
At a recent shoot the Callawadda-Stawell Gun Club gave Life
Memberships to Brian Joy and Nev Hemley for the many years
hard work for the club.
Tailor Made
Colours &Trims
Club orders welcome
.
Mesh Back jackets
now available
EARMOLD AUSTRALIA
A~~nilriblpj?or,l:
Pictured l e e to right:Brian Joy, John Welsh, Neu Hemley.
Austt.aliun Clay Target Shooting News
September 1997
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COlNG FOR COLD WITH BERETTA.
Over the years Beretta have became the most dedicated
gunmaker in the world, committed to making fine guns for every
application. Their acceptance and quality are second to none
although price wise the Beretta guns are expensive -aften the
concession for a wide range of production and excellent quality!
Beretta's 682 Gold Sporting sent for review was everything I
expected, *hen it nlrtved. F r u n its hard covel.cusc and
multirudc ofoptions and completely furniilled wltll a11 required
tools. : ~ rnrnund $3.400 i t was cet~ainlywell presented - t.endv to
shoot straight from its ease!
Recently I II~VL.
placed :! bv,!atcr cmphnsls o n rhr
p=rfur~n~nue
.~fkwnsrevtc:wud a n d from this pc~.spccr~vc
the 682
Cold perfut.mcd beyond expsutnrlons - a t the SSrU Kcysb.r~.$rugh
range I shot a pojstble score at the "Blrdbmln" uxth my first
shots. 'I'hls ecn.~anlyg3ve men very positive feeling abour the
gun, e.;pcc~:illyslncr 1 am ustlnlly more comiortnble shooting a
semi-automatie.
Checkering on the stack and farend was well exreuted. The Gold
"sporter" has a sehnabel forend design.
that compliments the bruniton well. I have no information on its
maintenance but feel this surface rvould need to be wiped clean
with a lightly oiled patch to maintain its pristine condition. Gold
inlaid scroll lettering is featured an bath sides and beneath the
receiver and compliments the gold plated trigger. Beretta have
kept their embellishment of the receiver to a minimum, just
enough to give the 682 Gold and air of elegance. The waodwo~.k
was perfectly matched with near faultless checkering - a hallmark
of Beretta quality.
Thr Rrrrllo Gold Sporlinp cor~zerr u m p l ~ ~u,ilh
l e s l l urc.,asuries,
ineltrding gu,, anrh*, and ils otr n c.ombinulion lurk$.d hurd cesc.
At a glance the gun looked great. The standard Beretta
dark blue hard case supplied with the gun housed all accessories
whilst the fawn gunsocks, for the separate stock and barrel set,
provided a finishing touch. The Bruniton application to the
barrels is bv now a familiar feature of Beretta under and over
this i s n tellon-like coating
shotguns For thn.;,: ~uniarnilia~..
applied i u [Ice LI111.1.cliiuhlch hns ;I high rrsilicnee to rusting I n
fact the b n m l need nor bcotled in rhr mnnnc~r'hlued"barrels
\vould need to be maintained. If the bruniton is scratched, a
repair kit can be utilised to reinstate the bruniton whereas with a
blued set of barrels the gun would need to be re-blued. Quite a n
expensive exercise. Beretta have introduced a new finish for the
receiver of the 682 Gold - "Grevstone". This is a mevhlack finish
A rlnck ren,ovnl yau,zn+~,
rhokc lubcs, irrlrrcbrrng..uhlr Iriggcrfuul
und u srlrelio,, o f f o n , vipbls a,+.,rll pr,,<.idrrlit,itlr the Rvrrllu 6U2
Gold Sporting.
provide greater vur;!r~l~ry
li,r ~ h o u t r h ' Y l k p r t w m n of t h r ~ :
diflcrent fruttt aig11r.i w;is qullc n plcnsottt 4ddttt.rn fill. shrl<lr.!l.i
hn\e tlle clwicc ~ 1 ' :I.II.cL'~~I.
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white bcad Thcsc :rr.: i.;trily jliriilled I,? h.~n<l
11111 5.11(' ~nt,~.di
to
be taken 11. ;!11~ntllc thrr;ro lrw :itIdit>c.~t
. t'+.mw l . < ~ c t2000
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will ensure :! cml-p~~I.m.lnent
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p a ~ t i c u I ::~ppl~c:tt~c.n
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hits ;I ' ' l ~ ~ t . a k . ~bond
h l ~ ~ ' 'I'hortlbured ti,,,
both 2 :lI.l'' and 3 ' I . ~ I . L I . L :,nd
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to 1200 llor tlw iurcm,r
conas : t t x oa long :lr it;tll;in p ~ ~ ~ ~ n l l :. itlu. ..~.\-> ~ , rrulrniscd lwnr.fit
for reduced perceived recoil.
A tang mounted safe@\barrel selector catch, split selectiue 4e;tors
and a shlish design are typical ofBerztta design.
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rubber recoil pad fitted for comfort.
The f i ueBcretta mobil choke tubes enable shooters to select the
precise chokes for the tash at hand. They are also steel shot
compatible.
they must be doing everything right! The mobil interchangeable
chnke
tnhe
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ycsra. Tl,e 16onusnf rhc:cc chokes i: nor only rhc~~.gl.r.lte~.
vcrs;!tlllty l ~ u their
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comp:~r!h~l~ty
wlrh ateel shot lt>3ds 'Ths! live!
chuko l u b s iupplied a1.c l;>holludi~.orncylillder through to i11lI
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ihnntrt.;
an 311-round mln. the
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compatibility of the 682 Gold with steel shot is certacnly h bonus
for waterfowl hunters.
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The.receivev with i t s "erevstone"
" ~ ~, finish has been tastefullv
~prciut>tcdGunc iccm thl! day., cuf OWI. embellish~d.g.111dy
~ c c c i v e r ~1iawtt:l h3vg : ~ d < , p tUICUII.
~ d s~ylcshI:neb w ~ r hil
rninin,um oldoct,~.;lrllmfo~.thulr cumpctlLlLrt guns 'Thc
Good walnut woad and excellent checkering on the
~~c.pl.,rmhlc
s h n u l d ~ ~ ~ ;hlngd
~ n r l pius arc anutnc!. long-.;rilndlnz
stock and forendpresent a gun of u c q good quality.
fr:>11>1.r
rll'thl, hJZ > ~ r i c iTllcse
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i a ~ i l i t l t cre-jolnr~n;utrh thu
The z~.oodto metal fit was excellent.
mlnim:rl ;tmr.unr
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During field testing the Beretta 682 Gold Sporting
available in over-size should their replacement ever be required.
performed exceptionally well. I t obviously fitted perfectly for as
A non-reflective finish on the rearward section of the receiver
mentioned earlier, I shot a possible 25/25 a t "Birdbrain" when set
on its highest level! Later, during a duck hunt, I managed to bag
provides a n uninterrupted view over the barrels. A similar finish
several birds with case. During both outings the y n swung well,
to the top lever also imparts a nan-slip grip far positive operation
U ~ o closine
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the harrels to the action the 682 Gold locked-UD
and of course, came to my shoulder as if made for me. A slight
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&oothly a& firmly, as would be expected of a new gun of
adjustment of the ejector timing was required and after this
Beretta's quality. A generously sized trigger guard and two off
minor adjustment was completed the gold sporting functioned
oerfectlv. A visit to Ballaral far a 50 tareet round of simulated
iieldwis a great test far the gun. ~ ~ a i h m
scores
y were more
than respcctablc, after both rounds I had a t some stage shot every
target on the ground. A selection of 28 gram, 34 gram and 36
gram loads were fired through the Beretta without causing any
undue discomfort from recoil. Thr! chokes certainly performed
their task well far targcts were literally "turned inside out" - a
very pleasing result for a gun straight out of its box.
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Ouerall, with its Brunitan finished barrels and siluerstone receiuer,
the Beretta 682 Gold Sporting is n stylish gun any shooter. would be
proud to own.
set triggers, (one far a left handed shooter and the other for a
right), were included as accessories. The trigger foot is removable
and has three pre-set positions. Beretta have also generously
provided a precision screw driver for this purpose. The safety and
integral barrel selector were located on the tang beneath the top
lever. A file-cut selector positively selected either barrel as
desired -one red dot for the under barrel and two red dots for the
upper barrel. Unlike a trap gun, a barrel selector is a necessity
with a sporting clays gun particularly when facing driven targets,
requiring the tightest choked barrel to be fired first. Beretta have
acknowledged an earlier design problem and recessed tho selector
switch below the level of the safety catch. This is a pleasing
modification.
The stock and woodwork were well matched with the
schnabel forend providing a final, practical touch. Checkering,
completed a t 20 lines per inch, was well executed. Overruns
were not evident and a double line border contained grips on the
farend and pistol grip of the stock. A palm swell was installed on
the right hand side of the pistol grip. This "hand-filling" feature
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IFur tlws~.w h o kt) . \ Y ( 1 2 1ctecmed rdltor. Hr~ml.l;~cksun,
Ills bdild i s very dllti.renr to mlnc vcr rhc: Buretto 69%Guld
s'ourtcnt! <on tell l i hl, u w n g u n - hc al.;rl shc~utswell \ v ~ r l itlre
~ ' e r c t t a rI t is always a pleasure to review and shoot a new
Beretta model. Whether Beretta have come of age after surviving
for over 400 years or they have matured with age, as with a good
red wine, I can only say that coupled with a 5 year warranty the
682 Gold Sporting was a magnificent firearm to use, a t whatever
discipline. Although the Australian distributor's price is as good
as any throughout the rvorld the 682 models are not cheap. They
are a well desiened com~etitions ~ o r t i n narm that transforms
many urdinary sllmters into nhr.;o avrmgr performers, and 6.vL.n
!uurld i h i l m l ~ i ~ Whilst
~ ~ s . I citn hlgllly rccommvnd this &wn fur
hose \\ ho feel comfi,~~r:~hlc
!vlrll its 'Ice:!" and balance there are
others whom it might not suit. If you are a keen sporting clays
ihrl<,rcl.:~nd
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l ~ k eto iisplie ID the hesr, mGir could do no
h ~ t t c than
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i.nc r.f thoce He~.ettsGB? Gold Spnrtlng superposed
aunr They are dcsuned for the uinncr's clrolu! Until next tlrne,
good luck and safe shooting!
This article is reproduced by courtesy of GUNS & GAME
Magazine.
GRBERGLD.96-C-John McDougall, Australian Outdoor
Publishing PIL. 1996.
Australian Clay Ta:rget Shooting News
September 1997
A visit to one of the "Spanish Best": Armas Kemen
This article is eontinuedkom lost m o n t h . .
I watched in awe at the precision of Louis.
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He held the trigger
assembly above the lamp's flame until the surfaces of the sides and
tap were blackened. He then fitted the group into the aetian. He
opened and closed the aetion and pressed the trigger twice to set off each
of the two inertia firing pins. He removed the tvigger group and
studied the tiny silvery surfaces where the black earbon had been
worn away. "Aqui!" he said to me. '"Here!" He pointed to a shiny line about
the width of a hair.
of emery cloth
Louis made a few short passes with a fine grit
over the area where the carbon had warn away. Again he blackened the
assembly and repeated the process. With unhurried focus, he worked the
action, discharged the firing pins and removed the trigger group
again. He repeated the operation, each time applying the emery cloth and
removing the steel a thousandth of a millimetfe a t a time. He did not stop
the blackening and filing until no carbon wore off when the action was
operated several times. Only then did he accept that the trigger group fit
perfectly.
I started to walk over to the man working an the actions, but John
interrupted. Time to get back to the hotel, he said. Fine by me, I
thought. I needed to wark an arganising my notes, do more reading
and, if possible, take a short nap befom dinner. We were scheduled to visit
the factory the next morning, so I would have the oppottunity to speak to
the other workers. I patted Louis on the shoulder and thanked him far
allowing me to observe his work.
The next morning brought more insights
the making of a
Best" escopeta. In the sun-dappled light, I stood next
Antonio Ballesteros, the craftsman entrusted with what Wieland
described as one of the most demanding skills in ynmaking, action
filing. The technique is "toda a mana" Antonio tald me, his eyes
glittering in exultation, "totally by h a n d . He asked me to touch the
gleaming receiver and the sideplate. On the minor-like surface I could see
the reflection of my hand.
On a whim, I picked up a
that was leaning against the wall
near him, held it at
end and let it hang down. With my
hand I snapped my fingernail against the middle
one the
barrels. A clear bell-like tone resulted. I repeated this pinging up and
down the length of the balml. Each time the resulting tone was
melodic and clean. No dead spats in the welding, I concluded.
I watched
as he opened and
the action repeatedly,
firing the trigger, then placed the action in the vice, Alternating
and emery cloth pressed against a file.s blade fol.
farce and
he made a few sharp strokes against t h e
glistening steel. He removed the action Rom the vice, cocked it, set off the
first firing pin, then gently tapped the aetion with his fist until the
second spring was cocked. He performed this process ten repetitions. I
counted. With his forefinger and a middle finger, Antonio then
touched the steel surfaces that were rubbed by the moving patts of the
action.
Trustingsensov ncuwns tuned by thousands of touches, he felt their cold
smoothness, then placed the aetian back in the vice and applied fouv or
five precise strokes with the tile and additional strokes with the emery
cloth. With a blast from an air compl.essor, he cleaned the dust-like
metal filings from the action. He repeated the enti1.e tedious sequence
again and again until h e was satisfied. ON the average, one aetian is
completed eaeh day. Aware of my interest, Antonio stappcd for. a
moment and handed me an assembled shotgun that he had just
Its receiver had
yet been blued, I opened and
the action. I t closed with a reassuring solid velvety "thunk".
The steel, I was told, came from Bilbao. Kemen uses steel that is
graded higher than standard "bellota" steel. Undel. Kcmcn's direction.
their steel is hardened with a special fat.mula of chrome and nickel
alloys to achieve the highest s t a n d a ~ d sof strength and resilience. I
remembcrcd that the previous day Juan handed me a shotgun that
had beon used as a "demo" model. It had fired about seventy thousand
the
he said, lt opened as smooLhly as the new ones hat
rack. I saw no signs sfwoal..
I shook Antonio's hand and said goadbyc. I crossed the work area,
went to Pedro Arreitunandia and greeted him again. "Hello,
Michelangelo!" He responded with a warm smile. We resumed our
discussion from yestet.day. The receiver he was working on featured
birds in flight in realistic fine shallow engraving.
He strives to create something personal, he tald me, seeking to
transmute other styles into his unique interpretation. Pedm's home is by
the water, about twenty kilometres Ram Eibar. In his living room
overlooking the Gulf of Biscay, he sits, stares and dreams of paving
styles. He tald me that his wife asks what he's thinking about.
"Engraving", he answe1.s. New styles, ncw patterns, how to improve. He
is never satisfied.
"Siempre mejorando", be tald me, allowing me a glimpse of his soul.
September 1997
'
"Always impt.oving." Pedro loves his e~.aft.He studies constantly to get
better. Each piece must be better than all previous ones, he tald me.
"Siempre mejoranda". he repeated. "Always getting better."
Pedro ~.aisedhis hands p~.ayet.fully.His work is a hobby, he confided. "Me
gusta mueha", he reiterated throughout our convet.sation. ''I like it
very much." He articulated a sentiment about his profession that I
cannot remember ever having heard expressed by anyone. "Estoy
contenta." "I am content", he said. He brought his hands together.
"Pengo mueha suerte."A humble smile bloomed an his delicate face. "I am
very lucks." 1 know few people that would make that statement, even
though it
bejustified'
I hugged Pedra, e n v y i n ~ h i sserenity and skill. Perhaps some day. I
told him, he will creak a mesterpieec for me. "I hope so", he told me. I bid
him farewell. Our group left the Kemen facto1.y and joined A:.cadio for a
lunch of grilled steak and peppery fried fish, potatoes smothered with
cabbage and another bottle of Rioja.
had offered to take us to Sari Sebastian
the
to
some international trap and bunker shooting. I was looking forward to
that opportunity. I had "eve]. tried those sports. Prior to the trip to
Spain, John had sent me a gorgeous KM-4 twelve gauge to demo. I
had tried the Kernen with several different t.eload ~ecipesa t the
Cherry Creek Shooting Club's ten-stand sporting clays vange. I was
particularly impressed with the performance and low recoil of the oneounce and the seven-eighth ounce "international" lands. I awaited the
challenge of utilising similar loads and testing my modest skills on the
faster European-style clays. I t was not to be. The weathet.\v\.ashostile. A
dense blanket of fag along with intermittent rain rolled in from the
Sea'
The aftet.naon passed quickly. Par am. last few hours together, Jahn and
I migratcd to thc smoky bal. of thc Hotel Arrate. We talked late into our
last evening in Eibar. He share his philosophy an shotguns, his love of
shooting and how he interweaves the sport with his charity ivo~.k.He also
offered his vision of Kcmcn's future. To survive, John opined, Iiemen
must maintain its fastidious pursuit of pcl.fection. Kcmen is
incveasing its p~.aductline. It has begun to produce over-and-unde~
target guns in t\vcnty gauge and twenty-eight gauge in addition to the
side-by-sidc in thoscgauges.
John's eyes glittered with intensity as he spoke. A shootel.should not buy
a Kemcn, he emphasised, if the shotgun is seen as no mare than a less
expensive COPY of an English 01. Italian "best" model. That would be
unfair to all the manufacturers. The Kcmcn stands on its own unique
me'its and qualities, he added. I saw haw the guns were made and
thus, between sips of bitter Basque beet.. I felt justified in nodding in
agreement'
I disclosed that Juan Cruz had taken my measurements for a y n .
Juan had kept poking me, pushing my head highev. "alta", 01. lower.
"baja", exchanging gun aftel.&%", until the sighting plane was exactly
COI.IFU~. the length of pull exact and the dl.op a t the comb just right. Juan
had seribblcd the measurement numbclx on a scrap of papel. and thcn
Stuffed it jnto a dusty 'Ie box.
I shrugged. "Just in ease". I told Jahn. We a1.e taught to save for a
rainy day. I mused, but we'1.e not given much guidance to know when that
rainy day is soon to be upon us. It's all a crapshoot. I figured. Based on
experiences in my line of work, there is one truism I have ~eluetantly
came to accept which may prompt a little more indulgence an my part Go
first elassa~~yom.erceutars
will!
Many shooters will say that the Kemen and its ilk are extyavagant.
Nadoubt! Who among us has not seen talenled shooters consistently run
inclediblc scores with madcstly-priecd auto loaders? But one doesn't
hang on El Greeo 01. a Goya merely to covcra bare patch an the wall. The
Kemen is an expression of the soaring human spirit's striving to
create beauty and achieve excellence. The gun's proud gwnel.
possesses more than a s h o t y n ; he or she has a small wavclongth in the
pvism of noble Basque history.
It was almost midnight. John and I clinked ou~.glassesand called it a
night. We caught each other glancing a t our watches. We flashed a
knowing grin. Neither of us had reset our timepieces since leaving the
states, 1 was subtracting
houl.s jnd john, who lives in
California, was subtracting nine. Wc each knew what the other was
thinking about: family. M~ children
just getting home from
and
fol.
pl.actiee. soon they would be hurtling up
and down the field, yelling and kicking, and I would be holding them in
ninety-two hours, but ruho's counting!
F,,!. an instant, the thoughts o f m y ehildl.en and those about my "isit to
the K~~~~ faetoly intel.seeted,
this
difficult
h 0 , does one raise a
to achieve wisdom and
as well as a
rot.beauty and
My "isit ~ i b ~provide,
,.
at least a
answer,
in building a K
~you vaise
~ them
~ with~ love alld
,
patience, with skill and with rospect for tradition, a thousandth of a
millimetre a t a time.
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Saturdav October 11
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Olympic Trap
Championship (first 75t).
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Womens Olympic Trap
Championship (first 75t) Nom $60 incl' levy.
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Olympic Skeet
Championship (first 75t).
125 Tat Citv of Brisbane Womens Olvmoic
Skeet
, ,
championship (first 75t)
Nom $60 incl' levy.
Sundav October 12
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Olympic Trap
Championship (last 50t) + Final.
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Womens Olympic Trap
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Olympic Skeet
125 Tgt City of Brisbane Womens Olympic Skeet
Mondav October 13
125 Tgt Commonwealth Olympic Trap
Chamoionshio (first 75th
125 ~ gcommonwealth
t
Womens Olympic Trap
Championship (first 75t) Nom $60 incl' levy.
125 Tat Commonwealth Olvmoic
Skeet
,
~ h a m b i o n s h(first
i ~ 75t).
125 Tat Commonwealth Womens Olvm~icSkeet
championship (first 75t) Nom $60 in& levy.
.
Tuesdav October 14
125 Tgt Commonwealth Olympic Trap
125 Tgt Commonwealth Womens Olympic Trap
Chamoionshio llast 50t) + Final.
125 T& ~om;nonwealthOlympic Skeet .
125 Tgt Commonwealth Womens Olympic Skeet
.
W-e-dnesdav October 15
125 Tar Naliona Olvmolc Trao Cnamoionshlo
(firit ?kt).
125 Tat National Womens Olvmoic
. . Trap
charnipionship (first 75t)
Nom $60 incl' levy.
125 Tgt National Olympic Skeet Championship
(first 75t).
125 Tgt National Womens Olympic Skeet
Championship (first 75t)
Nom $60 incl' levy.
2
.
Thursdav October 16
125 Tgt National Olympic Trap Championship
(last 50t) + Final.
125 Tat National Womens Olvmoic Trao
championship (last 50t) + ~ i i a l . '
125 Tat National Olvmoic
. . Skeet Cham~ionShi~
(last 55t) + Final.
125 Tgt National Womens Olympic Skeet
championship (last 50t) + Final.
Fridav October 17
75 Pair City of Brisbane Double Trap
Chamoionshio + Final. Nom 575 incl' levv.
60 ~ a i City
;
o i Brisbane ~ o m i n ~
soublg~rap
Championship + Final. Nom $60 incl' levy.
Saturdav October 18
75 Pair Commonwealth Double Trap Championship
+ Final. Nom $75 incl' levv.
60 Pair Commonwealth ~ o m e n s
Double Trap
Championship + Final. Nom $60 incl' levy.
Sundav October 19
75 Pair National Double Trap Championship +
Final. Nom $75 incl' levy.
60 Pair National Womens Double Trap
Championship + Final. Noms $60 incl' levy.
Scores recorded at the 1997 Olympic Discipline
National Championships shall be the basis on
which the 1998 National Training Squad is
selected in all disciplines.
STATE TEAMS SHOULDER TO SHOULDER MATCH
CONDUCTED OVER ThE NATIONAL TITLE IN
EACH DISCIPLINE FOR OPEN, LADIES AND
JUNIORS.
HIGH GUN AWARDS TO OPEN, LADIES &
JUNIORS IN OLYMPIC TRAP, OLYMPIC DOUBLE
TRAP AND ISU SKEET.
Special thanks to Winchester Australia, Express
Cartridges and Mr Peter Quire for sponsorship of the
High Guns. The ACTA Executive reserves the right to
alter the program
NOTE: Flash targets will NOT be used in finals and finals
will be conducted in all events for Open, Ladies and Juniors
September 1997
1997NATIONAL OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIPS
C O N D I T I O N S O F ENTRY
1.1" the event of any shooter not being able to produce hisher handicap
eard, a duplicate shall be issued for the duration ofthe National
Championships, This eard will then be forwarded to the Club Secretary to
enable scores shot to be recorded. NOTE: A fee of $20 will be charged br
the issue of any duplicate handicap eard.
2Ta1gpr. t o bc %h.,tin brdckdtr o f 2 5 squads of 6 OlympccT?;lp,squaclioi
G ISU Skcrt and ro.ndr uf25 I'ulr hr Opru Jnr DoubieTrap .tnd 20 I'ar
for \Yomen<DnuhleTrap
3. Nominations to be t.eceived by the time of 3pm ofthe day prior to the
beginning of the Event or sueh time as determined by theTournament
Director. All squads shall be determined by the Nationals Office,whose
decision shall be final.
4. Each shooter is to take enough cartridges to shoot the applicable event.
5.0nee squadding for an event has been completed, a shoote~,shallnot be
entitled to a refund if they withdraw.
6.Shooters who fail to appear in time for their squad will be penalised by
the LOSS OF THREE TARGETS.
1.Should a shooter being late for his squad then elect to withdraw from the
event he shall not be eligible for any refund of nominations paid.
8.All shooters must sign the seore sheet after eaeh round. Once a shooter
has signed his seore sheet he has accepted his scare. Any seore sheet not
carrying the shooters signature tx,ill be credited with the lowest recorded.
9.Any competitor may be called upon to referee andlor score throughout
the period ofcompetition. The persons designated as seorerireferee or line
referee must fulfil their obligation to do so or have obtained the services of
a suitable replacement who must be ready to take his place at the required
time. In the event ofthe designated persons or their replacement not being
ready to take their place at the required time, the person initially
designated to fill the specific role SHALL INCUR APENALTY AS
PRESCRIBED UNDER INTERNATIONAL RULES.
10.Any unauthorised shooter interfering with or attempting to interfere
with the trap will be penalised FIVE 151TARGETS.
11.All disputes must be in writing together with a $20 deposit, which is
refundable subject to tho appeal being upheld.
12.All disputes and deposits must be lodged with the Tournament Director
who shall arrange a hearing with the appointed Jury.
13.When team selection is involved, shooters are eligible for section
nominated. To be eligible for selection in any team, competitors must have
competed in a clear majority of programmed events.
14.High gun awards are determined for eaeh skction. To be eligible for high
gun recognition, competitors must have competed in a clear majority of
programmed events for each respective high gun.
15.Women and Juniors shooters only are eligible for their section as well as
the open event.
16.A minimum of three persons must compete in any grade or section
including high y n before sashes, medals, trophies are asarded
irrespective of nomination paid.
17.Praetiee ofeard playing at the Nationals Championships is prohibited
in areas embracing the club rooms, bar, dining areas, or sueh areas as may
be determined from time to time.
18.Thc UIT Rules will be used to determine the OA placing, 1st. 2nd. 3rd
in all events.
:9.ltrni.rs , < I be )under the ace of21 in the ye~rc~ic.rnpitit~on
2OAny incorpre~nti~r~
of the p:ogrant nncl rondlrlons ofencr) nil. be the
reavbnanb>l>tv
u i ~ ~ t c r ~ dn.znlbr!,uf
ir~s
tho Rxcrutlvc (.'omm~rcr.vsrho,c
dedsion shail be final.
21.A" acceptable standard of dress is required for all competitors Tournament Director to adjudicate.
23.1 am in compliance with Stale licensing laws in my State of residence
and in the State where this competition is beingconducted.
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BURDE
GUN CLUB
O n S a t u r d a y 1 2 t h J u l y the B u r d e k i n G u n C l u b h e l d t h e 50
target State N i g h t P o i n t S c o r e C h a m p i o n s h i p . T w e n t y f o u r s h o o t e r s v i e d f o r the B r e n n a n ' s T v r e S e r v i c e o r i z e s
and the O v e r a l l Sash.
Max Nicolaides showed t h e way in AA grade and Overall when he
shot 1451150. Well shqt Max. Bowen shooter, Blll Gall took out
t h e A grade trophy after shooting 1411150. Bruce McBow came
out for the first time in a while and took home t h e B grade prize
with a fine score of 141/150. Rino Broceardo won his last C grade
Trophy after being regraded when he shot 138/150.
Sunday dawned a n d t h e shoot continued with a 25 target Skeet
Sweeps event a n d this was divided by Greg Holder, Paul Lange,
Alwin Shemlo\vski, Steve Becke, Eddy Bukbardis a n d Ralph
Escriva.
Also a s a first event for t r a p shooters there was a 25 target
Pointscore Sweeps event. A grade was won by Glen Rea with
74/75 followed by Lou Populin with 72/75. Carol Betteridge shot
73/75 to take out B grade with Joseph Rassato sccond with 70175
a n d Rino Broccardo third on 67/75. C grade was w o n by Glen Pola
with 63/75, second was Jasan Kelly with 62/75. Dean Ashton of
Townsrille was third with 54/75.
T h e second event for t h e morning was another 25 target Skeet
sweeps event and this time Greg Hodder and Eddy Bukbardis
were t h e big winners with Paul Lange and Steve Becke sharing
minor placings.
There was also sltutlwr tt.ap evcni Lr t h r rnnl.n!ng. rhls t l m c
bu:ng :1 25 targut Siugle Bor.rcl w e n t !(even Sruur from
'l'c~wnsv~llc
shnr 23 25 to l a k c thc majority o l ' l h ~A gl.;rdc monev
a n d Glcn Rex and Lou P o p ~ l i n>hnl'>ngrhe rcit ;inel oI~.<,tlnl:
2'2.25 Cond Betteridge a n d Stc\,c llcckr sh;tl.r.d B gmde dftor
j h u o t ~ n g23 25 with Rirlo IOocmrdo r;,k~ngrh.? mlnur p.acirlg with
21 25. C grade wcnt to .Insun Kclly n hon h ~shot
. 20 25 !)eon
Ashton and Glcn IJoln sharc.d .;ccund with 16 25
,\ delicious lunch w a s h l d hy ;all rhcn the .huotin,n ronttnued with
a 20 targct 1)nublc Barrc! s w c c p evcrtt M i:mdc \vns shored h)
Glen Ilea a n d .\lax Nicolatdes aner ahoot~ngn perlset 20 20
Stcvr Nlxon rho1 19 LU to take thlrd place 1.0" l'opulin 2nd
K c w n Stout shot 19 20 to share first place in A gmdr.. Pm Ilonntu
and .loo Scalia shared t h ~ r dwhen they shrrr 18/20 Tony L:~Splna.
Carol Bcttcrldge and J t c v c Hecke all shol 20 20 .ind s h n r ~ dU
~ ~ i l dJason
e.
Kel!y shot .8/20 to tnkr C ~ m d ron
: h ~ ila.n.
s
Dean
Ashton shot I5 20 to rake sccund and Glcn Pola woa thlrd.
T h e most awaited event of t h e day was the 20 target Double
Barrel Handicap Presidents Trophy. The only perfect score was
Paul Lange giving him first place a n d a n extra metre. GI-eg
Hodder, Tony LaSpina, Rino Broccardo, Carol Betteridge, Lou
Populin a n d J o e Scalia all shot 19/20 a n d t h e shoot offbegan.
Greg missed his twenty-fifth target to give second place to Rino.
Greg had to be happy with third.
Event five was the final far t h e day and was a 25 target ~ o " b l e
Barrel Continental Sweeps event. Greg Hodder continued his
winning way shooting 25/25 b u t he had to share with J o e Scalia,
Steve Nixan, Glen Rea a n d Max Nicolaides who also shot 25/25.
The night shoot held on Friday 25th was also successful with a
small number of shooters turning out for some fun. Don't forget
t h e next night shoot will be on Friday 22nd August starting a t
6.30pm and will probably be t h e last one for this year as the hugs
chase u s out after that.
Congratulations to club members David O'Donnell, Ray Collinson
a n d Carol B e t t e ~ i d g eon their wins a t the two day shoot a t
Whitsunday Clay Target Club i n Mackay. Ray, Carol a n d Kellie
Albnry~WodongaSports Insurance Centre
Arroita also h a d wins a t t h e Port Denison G u n Clubs two day
Phone (060) 404 100; Fax: (060) 406 522
carnival. Congratulations again.
C. Betteridge
September 1991
Australian Clay Target Shoaling News
Page 9
The Inaugural Australian Shooting Games wrapped up on 11th July,
bringing to an end a very successful new event. Over 50 different
shooting matches were completed during the event, which attracted in
excess of seven hundred match participants. Competitors came from
every state in Australia and also from New Zealand. The Clay Target
results are included rvith this report.
As the event incorporated several significant individual matches the
Games were able to attract favourable media coverage. Channel
Nine's Wide World of Sport covered the Sporting Clay COMPAK
National Titles and the Sunday Mail published a good human
interest story. Various Quest newspapers also ran items of local
interest.
The event was also well patronised by Federal, State and Local
Government members who performed many of the medal
presentations. The Games Patron, Graeme McDougall MHR h a s
continually provided support for the event and believes the concept
has the necessary qualities that will ensure growth in the future.
(Illawarrs) 66175; 1st C Tony Kidman (Brisbane) 53175: Junior 1st
Neil Rundle (AISI 51175; Womens 1st Janine Kettels (Brisbane)
.-.
7fi17<
U",
Olympic Trap Badge Match Results:
Overall Brett Dunstan (Kerangl 73175; AA 1st Ben Kelley IAIS)
68175; A 1st Philip Down (Vie) 69175; B 1st John Hillock (NZI 60175: C
1st Alan Rhoades (Brisbane) 41175; Junior 1st David Bowen (Cairns)
62/75; Womens 1st Diane Catelan (Cairns1 59175; Veteran 1st Cam
McClymont (Brisbanel52175.
Thursday 10th and Friday 11th was set aside for the 125 target ISU
Skeet and Olympic Trap events, 11shooters entered the Skeet and 27 in
the Olympic Trap.
Skeet Results:
1st Overall Clive Barton 1191125 + 24, 2nd Overall George Barton
1151125 + 23, 3rd Overall Darren Perkins 1091125 + 22; 1st A: Kel
Madsen 1101125 + 20,2nd A Kevin Perkins 1061125 + 19; 1st B Barry
Nelis 991125: 1st C Tonv Kidman 981125: 1st Womens Janine Kettels.
Olympic Trap Results:
Australian Shooting Games Olympic Trap. Lefl to right: Greg
Newey (2ndAJ;Bob Simpson (1st A) and Brad lVebb (3rd.4)
This mixture of support from event competitors, media and
politicians has given planning for future Australian Shooting Games a
significant boost. Thc 1998 ASG will be open to international
competitors, who are cxpccted to form a eonsidcrable proportion of
the total competitors numbers. Thc datcs for the 1998 Games will be
Friday 12th June to Saturday 20th Junc, so highlight this period in your
pladning calendar now.
The Clay Target events gnt underway on Wednesday 9th July, and
Australian Shooting Gnmcs. David Menck congratulates Lor Lloy d
andDiane Catelan (Olympic Trop).
1st Overall J a r Smaniotto 1121125 + 25, 2nd Overall Brett Dunstan
1111125 + 24, 3rd Ovel.all Philip Down 1121125 + 23; 1st AA Kevin
Drovandi 1061125, 2nd AA Ben Kelley 1061125; 1st A Bob Simpson
1121125 + 21, 2nd A Greg Newey 1121125 + 22; 1st B Joe Box
1071125, 2nd B John Hillock 1041125; 1st Junior Philip Down
1121125; 1st Women Lorraine Lloyd 981125; 1st Veteran Cam
MrClvmnnt
..- - - ., .........
With very little time to plan this event, it was dccided to stage it on the
three days prior to the Queensland State ISU Carnival, thus giving five
days of Olympic Discipline events.
Thanks must go to Dot Trindall, who looked after the catering and
everything clsc that needed to be done, and a small band of helpers, Col
Boyd, Cam McClymont, David Evans, John Mitchell, who hopped in and
did everything else that needed doing.
Australian Shooting Gnrnes ISU Skeet. Left to right: Dnrren Perkins
(0.4 3rd); Cliue Barton (0.4 1st) and George Barton (0.4 2nd).
. ~ t u ; , ~ ~10e d.,n,,,lt, 1 5tc thr 75 t a l c 1 l i U S k ~ c I(;ld;<.
t
nl:irrll and Zti I I I
the 7 5 r;>rgcrO l ) r n p ~T r i p Radg: \ldtrl, I t w;.a :!I.; 8 %;r! ~Ic.iii!>$:1 0
113\,1 I ~ AIS
C ~ l . I1: ~ T~L ' V I t ~ . ~ < r zi n
> ,~t~cc>di(r~(~
Skeet Badgc Match Results:
Overall George Barton (AIS) 73175; AA 1st Clive Barton (Tamworth1
69/75; A 1st Len Norman (Brisbanc) 71/75; B 1st Darren Perkins
.
Page 10
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Australion Shooting Game.$ Happy uets. Lefl to right: C a m
McCiyntunt and Col Boyd.
Aus11.alinn Clay Target Shooting News
September 1997
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Tapered rib, low step 34mm drop stock $9,350
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Tapered rib, low step 35mm drop stock $9,350
* Olympic Trap Silver Finish, Barrels 78cm, 7110 10/10 Flat
Tapered rib, Stock with adjustable comb $9,350
* Olympic Trap Blue Finish, Barrels 78cm, 7110 10110 11 x 7
Tapered rib, low step stock 35mm drop $8,795
* Olympic Trap Blue Finish, Barrels 75cm, 7110 10110 11 x 11
Flat rib, 30mm drop stock $8,795
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MX10 Trap $11,250
MXll Sporter $9,250
MX8 Mirage Sporter - $9,950
SC3 Sporter - $14,995
SKB 5000 Trap 30" 112 full - $5,995
Negrini Gun Cases - Black and Green - $195
WARWICK OUTDOORS
D SPORTS
"15 Palmerin Street, Warwick, Qld.
Phone Greg Newey (076) 613 533
September 1997
Australian Clay Tal.go1 Shoatlng News
Pagc 11
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O l v m ~ i eCo-0rdination.Authoritv
O.C.A., the Olympic Co-Ordination Authority charged with the
responsibility of delivering the Sydney International Shooting
Centre a t Cecil Park, on time for S.O.C.O.G. to conduct an
Olympic test event prior to the Games in September 2000, is well
advanced with its planning.
A Draft Design Facility Brief has been put to tender with those on
the short list given a comprehensive briefing on what is required
by O.C.A.. Each of the short list tenderers has been invited to
submit a design concept based upon the Draft Facility Brief,
followina which O.C.A. will contract the desian
. for the Ssdnes
InternaGonal Shooting Centre.
1~ llc 5 l ~ " t i r . gCCIILIL.
\ \ i l l oe cquippcd f o r t l l ~OIyn>p:cs\vlth
rlc,~ttu~>ic
t,r,:cts \\.ill, lj0 filing point.un tnc SOm ~rangc,10
$mups (11 live i:$t::et.. vn thc 25m rangc7,t l l l r u i<unnlng'Target
rangci. three Ulyrnpi~shutgun nrngca, plos n 1L-pasitlon I ' l n ; ~ . s
H;,li ILr I'lctol-l<itlc :$no I<onnlng'l';t~.grt
Present plans call for a preliminary concept design to be prepared
by late August. The preliminary design will then be submitted to
the U.I.T. Executive Committee for comment when they meet in
September in Lugano, Switzerland, during the Rifle-Pistol &
Running Target World Cup Finals. The final design is scheduled
for completion by December 1997. Earth moving is planned to
commence in January 1998, with the shooting centre planned for
completion in mid-1999.
P r e - O l v m ~ i Test
e
Event
.
A Memorandum of Understanding between S.O.C.O.G. and the
Australian Shooting Association fbr the conduct of the test event
was signed by the President of the Australian Shooting
Association, Mr. Alistair Macphcrson, O.A.M., a t a meeting of the
A.S.A. Management Committee in Brisbane on 14th June.
Sydney International Shooting C e n t r e
'Tlit Ol.vn,l,ii. ( : ~ ~ - U ~ ' ~ l ~Authu~.~ty
n . , t . ~ ~ n1, rommlsilt,nln,: :i ir:p r1.l
~ l r h Sv<lli+\
t
In86 i.n.~ilt,n;llSho<.r~ng
Ce:nrrc ; x i part i . i a
m:lnigcrlullt r . . . i c ~ l , ~ l ~study
r ~ ~ 01 ~ l t cl.ir>ll~y
pod Olyrnpiua Wllh
shc~ltlng~I<:VLI. I I C I C . ~SO~ \\L.II ir...i~~,~~cd
II, iclari<.n toobtoln~nga
firs[ r.l:lc. .I~~<,tln::
I t r l l > ~im
) a11 , , l : i l ~ ~Olytnpi~
.
disciplzn(.s, ;and
that, :xi :i 131t,1 cl:>tt.:$(.On1 I<illr.the li#turr h<.nc:lits.rficrcd I I I
shooting are inestimable. ~ o ~ e f u lthey
l y will not be
underestimated by those who are consulted during the
preparation of the rcport to O.C.A.. U.I.T. Sceretary General,
Horst Schrciber, visited Australia in June attending the U.I.T.
World Cup in Brisbane, which was well attended and well
organised by the World Cup Organising Committee. Following his
visit to Brisbane, Horst Schreiber visited Sydney for a series of
meetings with S.O.C.O.G. and O.C.A., e3qh of which were
extremely productive.
O.C.A. conducted a site ins~cctiona t Cecil Park. which suitablv
~mprc.,cd tht. I.I 'I' S<:ut.rtat.y(:enel.;~l,it,nti~.mln~
the i,p~nl<,n
r l t l i 1.6 (1 hy I h<,
. rr hu have ~n.;pe.crrtlrhl: iltc t~ dilte. h l ~ e t ~ u g s
whwh fr.ll~,rvt.d.ilso i.,nii~.mtd[hat U I'K's belief tllar O C.A. is
catrc!llclg wcll poi!ll~!l~d
LO ~ C I I V ~ t Il l r s1100Lind Lompcx un timc.
pnri~u1IarI> 1 , tvl~crliompnrcd to Atl.antn in 3 much l.!tcr rime
tramc.
U.I.T.
The U.I.T. plans to appoint its Technical Delegates a t a meeting
of the Exceutive Committee in Lugano In September. With O.C.A.
advising Horst Schreiber that they require U.I.T. technical advice
prior to September to ensure the completion of the preliminary
design by the end of August, and final design by the end of
t.
Page 12
December Garv Anderson. U.I.T. Vice-president. Comnetition
, been authorised by t h e u . 1 . ~ :to provide
Manager a t ~ t i a n t ahas
O.C.A. with interim technical advice pending the appointment of
Technical Delegates.
Gary is well known to shotgun shooters, having served the U.I.T.
as Technical Delegate to the World Shotgun Championships in
Perth 1991. Gary, a dual Olympic gold medallist in 300m Rifle,
will visit Sydney in early August to consult with O.C.A. and also
to meet with S.O.C.O.G. on matters pertaining to S.O.C.O.G.'s
preparations far shooting in 2000.
Olympic
. . Shootina
.Events
Two new events, Womens Trap and Skeet, have been announced
bv the I.O.C. for Svdnev. The addition of these two new events
Inurc;>iosthe number of medtll o v e n t ~ti1..)(10011.oni 15 17,
whlrh ir a n o x ~ ~ l l u ~.c..ulr
nt
for a I ~ ~ ~ t n n : :
Events scheduled for Sydney are:
Men:
Women:
Trap
Trap
Skeet
Skeet
Double Trap
Double Trap
lorn Air Pistol
10m Air Pistol
10m Air Rifle
10m Air Rifle
25m Rapid Fire Postal
25m Sport Pistol
50m Standard Rifle 3P
50m Free Rifle 3P
50m Free Rifle Prone
10m Running Target
50m Free Pistol
4
,
O l.~ m.p i Shooting
c
- Quotas
Exact quota numbers for Sydney are yet to be confirmed by the
I.O.C. I t is clear, however, that the 405 quotas plus 25 I.O.C. Wild
Cards that applied in Atlanta will be affected by the addition of
the two new Womens events. With the I.O.C. confinine the
number of oartici~atine
to 10.200rat the
.. athletes for Svdnev
,
;Imt! rlmc: :tdd~ng.idd1t1onaIs p ~ r and
t ~ evcnts i l l the O l y n ~ p ~ c
prr.gram, Arle~lta'squotxs hlcrl 280, Women 125 plui 25 1O.C
Wild Cards, will not bc added to tb~Svdne\.,wnh rlw urobnblitv
beine that reductions will occur to thrnumber of shodtinr's
quotis for 2000.
'I'ho n u m l ~ o ~ ~ ~ . i ~p uo~~
went
r r a i 3 s arnnvll for :\tl.#nr:. will a1-u be
alfiutcd by the itltr,,ducuutl ~ l : r h ctwo now \\'umt.n? ;ihut~un
events.
.
Men: 280
(401Trap
(401 Skeet
(20) Double Trap
(301 10m Air Pistol
(301 10m Air Rifle
120 25m i<;,pld Flrc Plstl.1
25. 50") l:rcc Rtflc 31'
'3Uj 50m Free Rille I'rone
(251 50m Free Pistol
(201 10m Running Target
.
Women: 125
( d a l Trap
(n/al Skeet
(201 Double Trap
(301 10m Air Pistol
I301 10m Air Rifle
25, 2 3 1 ~Sputt l'~.il~.l
23, illm S~iittd3vdR1i1rJ P
Nurt<~~l>itandiili:
the drciiion to ~onlinvrhc! numoer ~,iithlctc..in
2UO11 t u 10;200, snout<-rsc8,mpcting in S y d n ~ ywill lhr eligihlc to
r,,nte<1
f o .r w..h..
~..hth,,lr
..
..... ..addirinn:tl
......... ..... r.vr.nr.;
. ...... .
...... v., ~ ~ l t t l .Iv1. 1 cith~t.nclt
,-xcscdcd r h ~ l level
r
of cntrlcs grr docs l~vtlhnur 3 q l ~ t > 1t pi l . i ~ ~ .
provtd~ngrh:d tlwy have shot t l ~ chlinin>urn (<u:~.~fytng
Scmc
(M.Q.S.1 for the additional event.
The first of Sydney's quotas are expected to be wan in November
of this year, when six quotas, MenslWomens Trap, Skeet and
Double Trap, will be'determined a t the World Shotgun
Championships in Peru. Details of the 1.O.C.RI.I.T. quota system
and M.Q.S. scores for 2000 will be provided as soon as confirmed
details become available.
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Soptembel. 1997
Shooting Updates
A:, it is my intention to crrnrlnuc. to pru\.ide the Australinn
Sllooting Assut~nrion,and alru t l ~ eSr.n Zealand Shwrlng
Federation, wlrh 1.ekw1.11.updates on shooting's O l y m p ~progress
~
fbr distrthurion rtr rhkl~.:!K~lill~ted
bodies, my next rcpu1.1r.)
shuorcrs is schedulcd bc 1 ~ 1 . ~ 3 r dIcD dthe A.S.A. 2nd A . 2 S F
on or around 1st October.
On a personal note, I will be relocating to Sydney on 4th August
to fulfil my role as Competition Manager - Shootisg for the
Olympic Games in September 2000, and Paralympic Games in
October 2000.
I look forward during this time to working on behalf of
S.O.C.O.G., the Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic
Games and S.P.O.C., the Sydney Paralympic Organising
Committee, for the overall success of the Olympic and Paralympic
Games, with particular emphasis on shooting's participation.
A l a n Maher,
Competition fiianager - Shooting Sydney 2000
WET WEATHER
GEAR
to be conducted at
Brisbane Gun Club
During the Olympic Discipline Nationals
Introduction Saturday I 1th, 11.00am
Practical Sunday, Monday, Tuesday
Theory Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
Courses will be held for all Disciplines
Available at the A.C.T.A. Office
"Best thing I've ever bought"
"I didn't even realise I had it on"
TJ. Meadows, Chairman,
Order on C.T.S.N. cover sheet
Queensland Clay Target Association Inc.
1997 Junior Development Camps
The Executive Committee of Q.C. TA. wishes to
acknowledge the support of
impyc Targets
and
Winchester Austra
For assisting with the supply of targets and ammunition
Bill lles, Russell Mark and Col Burt
For making their valuable time available to provide the coaching
Brisbane Clay Target Club - For the use of their facilities
The Parents of all the Juniors for their encouragement
September 1997
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Australian Clay k ~ g eAsroolafibn
t
inoorpora#&d
I
To be held at the Cecil Park Gun Club, New South Wales.
Thursday October 30 do Sunday November 2,1997
1
Thursdav October 30
Open, Ladies and Junior Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match
followed by
The All States Skeet Championship of 100 Targets
Overall Ist, 2nd and 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans.
Nomination: $60.
Friday October 31
The Commonwealth Skeet Championship of 100 Targets
The Overall Winner shall receive the Adrlan Hayes Memor~alTrophy, ACTA
Medal, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy.
Placings Overall 2nd & 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans.
Nomination: $60.
followed b y . . .
The Skeet Challenge Teams Trophy of 50 Targets.
Open, Ladies, Juniors with Veterans named only.
Saturday November 1
The 28th National Skeet Championship of 100 Targets
The Overall Winner shall receive the A & E Pedersen Perpetual Trophy, Silver
Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy.
Placlngs Overall 2nd & 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Jun~ors& Veterans.
Nomination: $60.
Sunday November 2
The 11th Nationd Skeet Doubles Championship of "10 Targets
The Overall Winner shall receive the Perpetual Paul Johnston Doubles Trophy,
Silver Australla Badge, Royal Blue Sash and a Cash Award or Trophy.
Placings Overall 2nd & 3rd. Graded AA.A.B.C. Ladies, Juniors & Veterans.
Nomination: $60.
Additional awards include: Two Man Team Event; Two Lady Team Event; Mixed
Pair Team Event; FITASC Club Team Event; All Australian Skeet Team.
OVERALL HlGH GUN; LADIES HlGH GUN; JUNIOR HlGH GUN; SUB JUNIOR
HlGH GUN: VETERANS HlGH GUN.
Page 14
Australian Clay Target Shooling News
Scptemller 1997
I MARYBOROUGH I
TID BITS, QLD
Maryhorough doesn't shoot September, we shaot Oetaher 5 t h
with a Sam s t a r t being t h e Maryboraugh Masters Games in
conjunction with our Heritage City One Day Shoot. The
Masters Games event is the quick mix 50t DL3 C'ship, which is
also the first event in the Heritage City Shoot.
To shoot the Masters you have to be over 35yeat.s and is shot in
groups 0135-41; 15-51; 56-61; 65+.
in grades A,\ A.I<.C. If you
have shot betbre in the Games you should receive o nomination
1o1.m in the rnnil, if not write to >lnrybot.ough \Insrers Gnmcs.
PO Box 1223, Maryhorough Qld 4660. It I; $20 nominatlans, S5
for the Games and 513 tho" l n v o tu us as numlnarlon for the Sot
event which comes off yourgeritage nomination. If only
shooting the Heritage City nominations will be taken on the
day.
The shoot continues with a 251 I'oints I5m. Carrvcll & Co 251
Handicap ( 1 2 . 3 1 and finishes with l5pr 1)ouhlc ilisc Ism
After the Games shoot we shoot 26th Oetoher 12 noon start
with a meeting a t 10.30am.
The old saying "age before beauty" must apply in getting the
new gun licence a s I sent my application with photo's etc within
a few days of receiving it and my mate Harry sent his back four
weeks later. Harry however is the first to receive his licence
after talking to shooters in the area. With Harry having tho flu
for our last shoot they may have sent him his licence to cheer
him up.
. Hope you are well H a l ~ y .
B u n d a b e r g 617 - Well Harry survived the flu and we y e r e off
to Bundaberg, on the way we saw a blokes boat of his ear
altered in s h a m bv the ear behind him. I t h o u ~ hitt was better
the way i t was. "
A visitor from Shepparton was Robert Burns on holidays and
enjoyed himself and h e took off a couple of wins in his grade,
nice to meet you Robert.
Also I'efcr Winzen bock from his South rluatrali3 trap taking i n
thc Sntionnls 2nd \\'or14 Chmnplonihips at Wagga l<cst he
collld do was foul'tl>to qualify I I I 0 1 1 c\.er,t.
~
beltel. luck next
time Peter, nice to see jou hack,
Il;lrry drew the Jackpot bust lnisied the last t l r g r r , bad luck
1l:lrrv. Gr:,hnm Jcnsen \<on ihe meat tray 1 ~ 1 tGtnn
h
winning
1st :and Rluh;~~.d
hlcl.r.irr: 2nd in thc vegic ttxy ratllc.
Major results saw Rob Rehbein take AA in the DB & Mixed
Tgts with Peter Winzen winning the SB, 2nd in the Handicap
and Overall High Gun. In A grade Gino Sergiacami and Brad
Petersen split the DB CD while Phillip Warren took SB & OA &
A i n the Medley. In B grade Howard Sparke, John Butters,
Robert Burns shared the DB CD then the three doubles up to
take Howard Spark SB, John Butters 3rd Hcp and Rohert
Burns the Medley C'ship. In C grade new shooter Dwayne
Honor DB CD and SB with Wayne Honor Mixed C'ship with
Brian Fluorro & Harry Walker sharing with Dwayne in the DB
CD.
Peter Winzen didn't shaot anything a t the Nationals or Worlds
hut his shooting was first class on his return, Good Shooting
Peter.
You thought 1 furgdt well I didn't, unnpxtul:nl<rni to n ~ w
shunrct. lvnn 'l'aylor on illootlng il p~s-ilhlcilnd survlvtng ;I
shunt nll'to win tllc 251 Il>~ld~c:!p
:ind :I ml:trt!. go<,dshrlcrtlng
Ian.
Bundy shoot October 19th l p m start.
G y m p i r 13 7 - I uukc u p to r;un on thc i.ouf.!nd it luukvd like
somc had weatlwr and thd furuc.i.it wasn't any better, so 1 ran
uo the whlrc 11:1~'.hut later in the itlorninc I \ \ 3 6 SOPIY I didn't
gb. Anyway H~I;; had some good company i n hls w ~ &and
September 1997
Australian Clay 1
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enjoyed the day. Thanks for bringing back the results Harry.
The top M shooters Spud Robertson DB C'ship with Geoff Felt
DB, Points DR & M High Gun, great shooting Geoff. In A
grade George Foster DB, Colin Campbell P S and Glen Durre
OA & A in DB C'ship, 15pr DR and Grade High Gun. In B
grade Dave Gardner cleaned up DB, Bill Edgerton toak the
Points while Paul Sproxton wan the DR and High Gun. Harry
wont the DR in C grade while Glenda Past won DB, Paints, DB
C'ship and C grade High Gun, good shooting Glenda.
.Maryhorough 2717 - \V;itchlng TV inn \Vodnuday nrght
Sunshano Coast had a very good cLvcrage u i t h e l ~W
. il~ttr
Carnival shc.ot ~ n was
d ilur President Paul Attdcrson who took
offoverall Hlgh G u n with 2ud I\,\ 601 hleoley C'ship. 2nd
Points C'shnp arid 1st h! AA grade C I ~ a t ~ ~ p oiC11ampions
ion
of
18 metres.
Good shooting to Paul and congratulations to Sunshine Coast
for arranging such good coverage and getting some interviews
with shooters.
Another shooter a t our shoat to win a t Sunshine Coast was
Glen Durre with 2nd in the 50t DB AA grade, also Glen went to
Rackhampton and toak A grade Points and A grade HG, and a t
Silkwood he won the 251 SB, he r a n out of luck a t Clermont
with no wins, but had a good trip around the traps. I don't know
how your wife puts up with you Wal, shooting all the time!
We lose Kevin Noffke to Mnunt Isa a s he has work up there so
best of luck Kevin and I hope you do well.
Returning to shooting Josh Findlay and James Bulfin who both
joined again and strange t h a t James came from Mount Isa
some years ago.
Visitors Irwin Wynyard, Keith Palmer, Gino Sergiacomi, John
Butters, Phillip Warren, Brad Petersen, J a r r a r d Smith,
Spencer Plath, Bruce Walker from Bundy and Mathew, Glenda
and Chris Post, Greg Wright & Glen Durre from Gympie, with
new member Les Forsyth winning the meat tray, didn't take
you long to have a win Les.
In AA after 75 Ian Robertson decided to split the prize (lucky i t
was cash) with Paul Anderson in the DB then Paul went on to
take the Points, 1st with a metre in the Handicap and
Continental plus M Grade High Gun. In A grade Phillip
Warren took the DB and Cant' while Bradley Petersen won the
Points, 3rd place Handicap and A grade HG. In B grade Ron
Sorati DB, Dick Osborne Paints, while Norm Dale took the Cont
and B grade High Gun. Thanks to Mathew far making C grade
easy a s Mathew Post took teh DB, Points, 2nd Hcp, Continental
and C grade High Gun. Good shooting Mathew who was
shouting Red Rooster on the way home. Our next shoot is
October 5 being the Masters Games and Heritage City One Day
Shoot with a Sam start.
Good shooting to all, 'ti1 next time see you a t the shoots.
Lost Bird.
TRAP, SKEET, FIELD MODELS
EXTRA BARRELS, ADJ STOCKS ETC.
NEW 81 USED GUNS IN STOCK
JAMES MlATT MFG
PO Box 1868, Launceston, Tas 7250
Phone (03)6331 8285 Fax (03)6331 8285
et Shootrng News
Page 15
Waratah State Notes
The State Champion of Champions was conducted at the Grafton
CTC on July 12 as part of the clubs Open Shoot and Northern
Zone Trap Carnival. The event attracted 75 shooters from many
areas and proves the benefits of hosting State Championships on
Open Shoots.
Well known "identity" Bill Jones, from Illawarra GC won the
event with a "skinner" shooting the only possible 1251125. Great
shooting Bill.
\Vagg:! GC hosted rhr S r a t c Uciluv~II' Dcruble~C'llnn~pionshipon
6th .July w l r h 1 1 p:111..s vyln!: fir t h e e\.cnt. S t e v e G u e s t and Gary
'l';>b;!ln from L e e t u n won t h e C h u l n o i o n s h l o shuotinr 18 20. \Veil
done guys.
1998 State Carnivals
TENDERS
-
The N.S. W C.T A . is clirrently seeking
ex/~ressionsof interest fronz Clubs interested
in tetzcleritzg for the nllocritioiz of tlze 1998
State TRAP, SKEET & I.S. U. Carizivals
as follows:
GRANDPRIX
FINAL
SHOOT
Many thanks to the NSW Firearms Safety Awareness Council for
their generous support of the Grand Prix Final Shoot being
conducted at the NSW Gun Club on 27th & 28th September.
Come along and shoot for a share of the cash prizes provided by
the Council.
'The pt.c r e q u w c m c n t fur a t r r . n d n n c e i s 500 O l y r n p l u 'l'rsp Targets
o1.:100 ISU S k c u r Tarcuts shol i n N3\V this yr;lr.
Trap requirements:
Minimum of 5 fully completed Trap
Trap
Layouts at time of application plus IayouVs
under lights
4 complete Skeet 1,ayouts
Skeet
I.S.U. 1 fully operational Trench Layout & I.S.U.
Skeet facility
Suitable Clubhouse, Office, Parking and Additional
Facilities and Accommodation are required.
-
TELSTRA
PHONE
NUMBER
CHANGE
-
As of 18th August the State phone number will change in hne
wlth other Telstra changes throughout the state.
NSWCTA Office Number now (02) 63614443.
The tender requirements are for an overall cost per target
thrown, which is to include:
I . Supply of Targets ( 1 0 5 +/- 5pm mass)
2. Supply of Trappers
3. All other charges involved to throw the Targets
Thc approximalc number of Targets thrown per Trap
Carnival ic 60,000, Skeet Carnival 12,000, I.S.U.
Carnival 6,000.
Please include the colour and brand of targets used by
your Club, as well as any other additional information
you may feel advantageous towards your Club being
awarded thc tender.
For further information, including a copy of the
Terms and Conditions, please contact the
Executive Director, Libbie Bunting,
on (02)63614 443 phonelfax.
1
I
.
Closing datefor tender,^ is 2nd October 1997
Please forward tenders with the envclope clearly
marked "Carnival Tender" to:
N.S.W.C.T.A.,
P.O. Box 2225,
Orange, N.S.W., 2800
THE LOWEST TENDER WILL NOT
NECESSARILY BE THE WINNING TENDER.
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Member
Home club
Achieved at
C. Barnes
M. Bell
C. Betts
E. Billinglon
R. Briteher
D. Caeeiappaii
N. Cooper
M. Crows
M. Diamond
J. Dizinno
C. Dunn
G. Fairman
L. Finlay
J. Gall
J. Green
F. Guyatt
C. Hayes
T. Hicks
D. Johnson
G. ICutzer
J. Lowndes
D. Marlel
B. Po\uell
E. Schmaal
A. Sortan
R. Suhr
R. Vivanle
S. Webb
A. Welsh
Mclhournc
Rockhamplan
Browaminn
Esperanee
Port Lincoln
Tumut
Bennlla
Marconi
New South Wales
WestAustralian
Callawaddn-Slawell
West Wynlong
Singleton
Roekhampton
Eastern Galdfiolds
South Australian
Tamworth
Numurkah
Guym
Edgehill
Mornington
Inverell
Springsure
Barmera
WestAustralian
Goondiwindi
West Australian
Devenport
The Forest
Melbourne
Raekhamptan
Narrabri
Putvnn IN21
Broken Hill
Wagga
Numurknh
Marcani
Brakcn Hill
West Australian
Rendigo
Grenfell
Cessnock
Gladstone
Eastern Goldlields
International
Guyt.8
Numurkah
Guyra
,
Collie
Dlvrybamugh
Guyra
Eton-hlaekay
Barmera
Bussellon
Guyra
West Australian
Devanporl
Sydney
Australian C l a y T a l g e t Shooting News
Break ...
DTL 50
Continental 50
Single Barrel 100
DTL 75: 100
Skeet 50
Skeet 50
Contincntnl50
DTL 50
DTL977
DTL 100
DTL ZOO
DTL 100: 150
DTL 50
DTL 75
DTL 50
Skeet 100
DTL 75
Continental 50
DTL 150
DTL 50
DTL 75
DTL 50
DTL 100
DTL 50
DTL 50
DTL 75
DTL 150: 200
DTL 100
DTL 100
S c p t c m b e r 1997
ARer a lot of preparation and co-operatian, per medium of some
willing workers a t the working bee's, the morning of the 21st of June
was here, the day Morwell was to host the Miroku Challenge
Shoot. I t was a coal morning, but the weatherman was kind in the
regard to the rest ofthe day being sunny, no wind, and no rain, about
15 degrees.
was Club Secretary Garry McMillan 41/42 with young Steven
Parks, a sub-junior from Wonthaggi fifth with 65/66. Shane
Stokes from the Morwell club was sixth with 64/66.
shooters and visitors
A pleasing aspect was the crowd of
who watched the shoot off with keen interest and applauding the
."
v, i ~ t n v s
66
came O' m Foster
Bairnsdale,
Wonthag@,
Frankston,
Cranhourne,
and other local
areas. ButNepean3
for the
effort that was put into the day, the attendance was
disappointing. With a n ideal day for shooting there were only four
possibles for the 30 target Handicap main event, and 5 x 29's to vie
for fifth and sixth.
I t is well documented that sponsors are a great help to the club
it was no diffrrent,
coffers, and this
Firstly, Fuller F i r e a r m for supplying the Miroku gun, J & M
Guns & Taclcle from Morwell for the cartridges, and not forgetting
Laurie &Julie Lewis, L & L Concreters from Gormandale also for
sponsoring the Double Barrel event with
cartridges, good on their effort!
A thing that added atmosphere to the day
was the supply of a large marquee, tables
and chairs by Parkinson Wholesalers of
Morwell. That was well received.
On the catering side, the cuisine was
something else, hot spaghetti & meat
sauce, other pasta dishes, soup, hot dogs,
pies, cakes and lots of other goodies. This
was the result of a very concerted effort
from Louie Carusso from Don Lauies
Pizza Morwell &Mae. Thanks to Lou.
Also a special thanks must go to the
ladies who helped on the day. Emily and
daughter Becky Attard, Mary Kendall,
Lorraine Brady who worked all day in the
sponsors' kitchen serving goodies. To
Steve Russell for having the grounds in
such good trim, Marilyn Light and her
son and daughter Bobby & Tracy, for
From right to lee: Bruce Webb with Miroku, Billy Woodward, Peter Kalder, Carry McMillan,
their work on the traps. I must also thank
Steven Parks, Shane Stohes, Daniel Gnlea from Fuller Firearms Afick Prerioso from
J&DI Guns & Tackle.
myself for writing this report. "Thanks
Merve".
Bruce Webb, better known as Webby, from the host club, was very
defiant shooting 79/79 to hold off Billy Woodward from Nepean
Signed Merue Knight, Woods Point G u n Club.
with 78/79, Peter Kalder from Foster club was third 43/44. Fourth
Dear Sir
The f<.llmvtngnscc,unt relates GI, :i rc-loodrd 1'2 g3uge c:~rtl.id~,.
I u n g n g fire' tnr jc\o~.;alicvol~ds,whtch I advise ru :ilert otllcr
il,uc>rcrirhnt n n,iJ-fil.e should bc crt,;tt<d with caweme c:tuuo!t.
As with ntlic~.ah~
Cntrrs rvlto wtcnrssvd t h ~~. n a r l r n t I. hnd n,nd
many years nip, th;ir i t could happen with a rnodr>rn c;lrrr~dg~:,
but
l o a 'lifcrlmc'of sllootlng had inevcl. r ~ c n
i t 113ppell.
At a recent Ficld & Game Association simulated shoot, a
competing member fired a t the first target of a double, then swung
onto his second target. He flinched slightly as other members of
the squad heard themechanism of his gun click, but the cartridge
did not fire. Lowering the gun from his shoulder, he turned his
head toward the referee and said: "I had a mis-fire". Before the
referee could take the gun to examine it, the gun which was held
with the shooters hand well clear of the trigger guard, discharged.
The unexpected discharge caused the gun to he thrown from his
hand onto the ground.
The shooter involved is a n excellent shot of very wide experience
and has assured me t h a t his reloading components are stored with
the utmost care.
What I recall reading all those years ago was nevor to open the
September 1997
gun for a t least ten seconds after a misfire, and then to Lhrow the
cartridge as far away as possible.
It makes good sense.
Yours sincerely, J.Z. Rhodes
Dear E d ~ t o r
Praise rather than Condemn
How often do we hear ACTA Members condemning another
member or club? Unfortunately every time some one condemns a
person or club, the status of clay target shooting and shooting in
general suffers.
Iouk~ngfor any re3son
l:urtl~cr 10 I"!?., m;rny ant) shooters
rts~ricrrhc. rtghrs of cvcry shooter. Such 1.6.iions cnn nrars from
hooters u<rndc.mningp~lhllclyother .ih<~<,r~.r;
ur club cte
Have pru notired that ~ h buolnt,is
c
sector docs nor coztdelnn th~wr
cun~p;tlct.~.sp~.oJuur,but quill: oorrcc1.y p o i n ~~ ~u thr.
t q u ~ l l r yor
hrnefita cuithcir product.
Tllc sr;,rus uf shwtlng grnet.ally u3n I,,, .~nhnncctlsuhscanti~llyby
p~.;tistngsh,mtcrs or clubs fur rhc G.NI~ thing? (hey do more ofren.
Yours faithfully, Allan Kenny
Australian Cley Target Shooting News
Page 17
Following on after three days of the Australian Shooting Games, day one greeted the 51 Olympic Trap
shooters and 17 ISU Skeet shooters, a little overcast and cooler than the previous days of 22 to 23 degrees.
I'agc 1 X
Aus1rali:ln Clay Target Shooling Nows
Soplernbcl- 1997
with John Maxwell on 121, Ben Kelley 120, Adam Vella 119,
Philip Down 118, Michael Diamond 116 and J a r Smaniotto 116.
As with the Skeet, the Olympic Trap title also went to NSW when
John Maxwell posting a 24125 in the Final round to finish and win
with 1211125 + 24. AA grade went to Ben Kelley with Adam Vella
2nd and Michael Diamond 3rd. Philip Down collected A grade
from J a r Smaniotto with 3rd place going to Jeff Tonna on 116.
Amando Coco was the winner in B grade with 105 from Ian
Greenland 102+1 and 3rd Brett Paddison 102+0.
Queenaland State Olympic Trop
Champion John Mawell.
Queensland Junior ISUSkeet Team: left to right Miochel IVenzel,
Chetie Reevks and Dale Whiting.
Lloyd Taylor collected 1st in C grade with 105 and now sits
happily in B grade from Ralph Ali 103 and Diane Catelan 95.
The Womens section was won by Lorraine Lloyd 98 + 1from Dot
Trindall 98 + 0 and 3rd went to Diane Reeves. In the Junior
section, Philip Down was first on 1181125 from Derek Bruce
1131125 and David Bowen 1121125.
The happy vets - Cam McClymont and Col Boyd were 1st and 2nd
respectively.
The luxn~yof three layouts came inta it's own with 38 shooters in the
Queensland State Double Trap Championship, the event not
commencing until 2.00pm.
Srcvc H ~ l r ~ , r m apnu t cvcryone un notice w ~ r h;! 50 in lhc f i r a
~ r r u n d,\d:,ln
.
Vrll;, pustod 49 i n r l l c 2nd tr~~ulld,
.Iclhn Gilopidcs 46 111
1112 :3rd round .is did S t w c llnbet.~nan
The final comprised Steve Haberman 142, Adam Vella 141, John
Maxwell 136, Jeff Tonna 135, John Gilopides 135, Brett Hall 134.
The 1997 Queensland State Double Tran C h a m ~ i o nis Steve
Haberman 142 + 47. 1st AA Adam Vella 141 + 44, 2nd AA Jeff
Tonna 135 +46 and 3rd in AA John Gilopides 135 +35. John
Marwell was the winner in A grade with 136 + 46,2nd A grade Brett
Hall 134 + 46, 3rd Dot Trindall 130. In B grade Nick Walsh
posted 123, 2nd B Cherie Reeves 121, 3rd Joe Box 118. Cam
McClymont won C grade with 93 from Kevin Wilde 92 and Diane
Catelan 89.
The Womens section was won by Ann Maree Roberts 105, 2nd Dot
Trindall 104, and 3rd was shared by Lorraine Lloyd and Cherie
Reeves 95.
Philip Down was successful in the Junior section on 133, from
Derek Bruce 124 and Damien Birgan 115.
The Veteran section was won by Col Boyd from Cam McClymont.
The QCTA Executive wishcs to thank the Brisbane Club far the use
of their facilities and for their assistance in catering and
providing the trappers for this event. Thanks also to Wayne
Reeves (Northern Zone Executive Member) for assisting a t the
Presentation in the absence of State President Tom Meadows who
was ill. Yet again, sincere thanks to David Menck for the use of his
brilliant computer program and his ever rcady assistance and
support in the Ofice.
We are looing forward to seeing you all here again in Octohe~for the
Olympic Discipline Nationals.
Queensland State Junior Olympic Trap Team, left to rigrht: David
Bowen, Derek Bruce and Domien Birgan.
Septenlhcr 1997
Queensland StateDoublc T m p
Champion Steuc Haberrnan
Australian Clay 1'argel Shwting News
Wayrte Heeucs
Page 19
CleM Sweep by EngW
The 1997 Mackintosh .International T~.ophyPostal Teams
Match has concluded with the Clay Pigeon Shooting
Association of Great Britain winning all four Matches
being the Seniors, Ladies, Juniors and Veterans.
The Australian Senior team was unfortunately
disqualified, however our Ladies and Junior teams came a
creditable second. The Veterans team managed third place.
Disqualification was due to the Australian team breaching the
Mackintosh rules by allowing a competitor to take part in two
matches. A formal protest was received an these gmunds, and
the I.C.P.S.C. decided a t their meeting on 17th July to
disqualify the Australian Senior team.
Full results are:
Seniors: 1st England 5910,Znd New Zealand 5879, Canada
5874, Ireland 5860, Wales 5860, Scotland 5836, Zimbabwe
5564 (Australia disqualified 5901).
Ladies: 1st ~ n ~ l a n1166,
d
2nd Australia 1159, New
Zealand 1145, Scotland 1113, Canada 1089, Wales 1041.
Junior: 1st England 1167, 2nd Australia 1165, New
Zealand 1162, Ireland 1131, Scotland 1124, Canada 1120,
Wales 1109.
Veterans: 1st England 1171, 2nd Ireland 1170. Australia
1163, Canada 1158, New Zealand 1156, Wales 1156,
Scotland 1154.
Notice
You're to be
Congratulated!
.Jul) 5th .i:l\v s11111.c:r-iT J I I ~ 11) c l , ~a d uf 3 fillos~snuo1t.r illld Ihi5
lant~lyw h ~ n;$ Rc~lr.litS h u ~ rw i i hr.ld nr \\'clnthoggi Gun Club for
the \\'yokulsm~I"am:ly Alter lighting .I lun: ~l.nr.;sC.i~.,nen
Wyckrlsm.! loat ilw batrlr, Icsvin~;bel,lcd Rc,bcrt and rhlldrere
Vi:tor~ii igod 9 and lien :~g.d 7
It was decided to hold a Benefit shoot to aid the family and the
response from the shooting comn~unitywas overwhelming. Prizes
2nd donotlwl= a . < ~ c . ~.cccl\,cdliom I<.L,I~ buslneas .tnd slloo~crs
From all uvr.3. \'ILIOI.I~L
whteh rnahlr:d lllc club ro Inr y u c s down
11, l o l l r c l t in e;wh bll<.urgrades ll~m.l~t\lufi
pt.~x<,.+
~ e r Irlte~.
c
auctioned to further increase the final tally.
A total of 43 competitors and families enjoyed a pleasant
afternoons shooting. The event was a lOOt Double Barrel which
saw four with 99 shoat off for the Overall winner. Glen Bennett
(Marwell) succumbed on his 124th target to allow Bruce Webb
(Morwell) to come out the Overall winner Other placegetters
appear in the results section.
P a t yourself on the back fellow shooters for after the proceeds
from the shoot, raMe and auction the grand sum raised totalled
$2521.00.
The people who really deserve the thanks are the following:
Leo Bateman, Merv McKnight, Glen Bennett, Bill Iles, Ray
Pearson, Joe Luis, J&M Guns, QBA Enterprises, Kelvin Johns
Retravision, Bernie Stokes, Hartley Wells, Bruce Webb, Chris
Wilkinson, Lynn & Keith Gray, Autobarn, Joe &Rebecca Attard,
Janis &Wayne Parks, Leangatha Kitchens &Building Supplies,
Lester Fineham, Sports Scene, Gardiner Electronics, WE Cash,
JJ Cash, Bill & Rita Perry, Alan Brown, Laurence Irons, Peter,
Marj & Ben McGaw, Chris & Heather George, Keith & Carol
Calder, Fred, Helen & Miteh Faon, Mornington Clay Target Club,
Tom Gannan, Bill & Roma Green, Luke Lewis, L & J Conereters,
Morwell Gun Club, Bill Woodward, Foster Gun Club Ladies Aux.,
John Wayne Harley Tours and Wanthaggi Gun Club.
1998 D.T.L.
Nationals
This event will be conducted from 28th
March to 3rd April (inclusive) at the
Shooting Complex in Perth, W.A.
1998 Skeet
Nationals
This event will be conducted from 24th
March to 27th March (inclusive) at the
Shooting Complex in Perth, W.A.
Rob Wyckelsma, his daughter Victoria and son Ben.
Page 20
Australian Clay
September I997
Bega Gun Club -- Promotion Day Activity
Sunday 6th July s a w well over a hundred people
travel t o the Far South Coast of N e w South Wales
t o observe or join i n the many activities coordinated b y a Sub-committee of t h e Bega Gun
Club.
The Sub-committee, Club President Bill Richards, Secretary
Lynne Teale and Committee Member Rav Kearns orzanised a
ccIeIwlry &west,police presenL.c, n<,v(.~ry
dwnts, a cuich~ng
clinic amongst things and a modified progmm to allow
networkang ncti\~itiesto t a k pIa~.orh~.ough-outthe cntlrc d:ry
1996 Atlanta Olympic Gold Medallist Michael Diamond
travelled from Sydney to be part of t h e day and i t was Michael
who drew most of t h e attention a s h e coached junior and senior
clinic participants, signed autographs, met with t h e visitors
and shot a n exhibition round of targets.
.
Anuthcr highlight was the thruc rcnms event batwc-cn Senlor
C<,n;tt;~hlcsIan Davay, Pdter F I ~ ~ cJason
I . , Litevenion ilnd
Craig W~lliamsof the Pc,llo~.Spceial \\'capons Squad wirh
llichacl against local Rega ihwrturs.
Positive radio coverage during t h e week before the promotion
day of pre-recorded personal interviews with Michael on both
local stations informed t h e public from a large geographical
area of t h e planned activities. Bega District News reporter Mr
Ray Spencer also gave a n extremely favourable coverage of our
sport i n t h e local press.
During t h e day volunteers sold raffle tickets and raised
$100.00 for t h e Bega Valley Neighbour Aid Service.
Saturday evening prior to t h e activities Michael, Cathy and
Mrs & Mrs Diamond were able to enjoy a meal with fellow
shooters, t h e press and members of t h e public, thanks to the
sponsorship by Bega R.S.L. Club.
Lynne Teale
Jason Steuenson
Atlanta Olympics 1996
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Scptombcr I997
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duck hunter and travelled to many areas to duck season
openings.
Also a highly successful angler, Tom had fished most areas in
Australia and had made many trips to the Northern Territory
and North West of WA.
JOHN FRYER
Fittingly, Tom's funeral service was held a t Barham's Roman
Catholic Church on Saturday 28 June 1997 and was conducted
It is wlth great sadness that I write to inform A.C.T.A.
by a fellow clay target shooter, Father Graham James. The
members of the death of my longtime friend and shooting
church service was followed by a graveside service a t the
mate John Frver.
John passed
on rid^^ the 20th of June 1997 at 5 . 0 0 ~ ~ Barham Lawn Cemetery. b om was further honoured by the
attendance of local ex-servicemen.
after a n illness of about 15 years and is survived by his wife
Deepest
sympathy is extended Lo Tom's family.
Kay, daughters Tracy and Jane and families.
Norm Lipplc
John was very well known and respected throughout the Clay
Moulamein
CTC Inc
Tareet Shootine fraternitv of New South Wales.
Lay
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His whole life revolved around both clays targets and field
shootine.
For the past forty years John has been one of the most
consistent shots I have known, winning many championships
in all disei~lines- skeet. tram trench and ZZ tareets. He was
also a very'keen and co&petitive sporting clays ;hooter.
John had a high regard for safety and was always ready to
assist or offer advice to new shooters.
flc will bc sadly ruissed by all who knew h ~ mand
, h1.j famill
can be proud ot'the way John nlwny.$ prcsunred himsclf iu n
p~.ufu;isionaland sportsmanlike manner
John Dunn,
Neucastle-Lake Macquarie Clay Target Club.
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THOMAS JAMES MCDONNELL 29/6/1921- 25/6/1997
Tom was born on the 29th of J u n e 1921 a t Deniliquin, NSW.
His schooling years were spent a t Deniliquin, where he was
brought
. up
. on a station nearby.
Ilr:juill<d the hustt.nlinn 1nfznr1.y I.'UIYVS :XS .i draficr in .lnly
1941,dul-irlg thc Second World War, :lnd iurvea with
distinction until 1945 Tom rtroc:nrly tvl:nt tu a reunion i,l'h~s
old Army mates a t Echuca.
.Tom worked in the timber industry for thirty five years, and
retired in 1989.
I would just like to say Arbuthnot Sawmill had great
admiration of Toms ability to achieve the best out of his fellow
workers.
Tom married Joan in Melbourne in 1949,but God did not bless
their union with any children, but in His goodness, He
provided a laving family in Val, and John who is now deceased,
four grandchildren in Trevor, Sharon, Marree and Liza. There
are also two great grandchildren in Jemma and Nathan.
Whilst Tom made his home in Barham, he was blessed with a
second home with Les and P a t McDannell &Family in Mount
WELLS HITCHCOCK 04/07/97AGED 77 YEARS
Welli IIltchrack wus n respected member o i r h r .llclbt>urno
?Ilctn.p~litnnFire Brigade fol- over 40 ycnrs, h;lv~ngpried the
?IFR a t rhe ~Lre
veacs He wns srattoncd at S C Y L - T ~ ~
"~ur'2U
-~ ,~~
dlstrlcrs nrlrund Melbodrnr during this r l m r flo wtis s
mcml,ur of rhc cllsrnpion "Hrigade Hrass I h n d whore he
played tho Euphuniurn
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In 1972 he was a founding member of the MFB Gun Club
1 oms lovo filr ~r<cn!:!r~r,n;~l
:!nd clay t u r g c ~sh, <,ring \was a h ~ g c
which competed every Wednesday afternoon a t the
part ol'hii I~fcIIr \v(>n many rrr,ph~c>i l l t.irgct s h o ~ ~ r ~and
t~g,
Metropolitan Gun Club grounds. He was the Handicapper a t
was ndmircd immt:nscly W ~ C I - L .C Y C ~ I I C1~;trti~ip;1tt:d.
Truly i l
the RAAF Point Cook Gun Club and a former Committee
sporting gentleman.
member of the Werribee Gun Club, and more recently the
As for his recreational shooting, which I feel he dearly loved
Werribee Victorian Club. Although his health had deteriorated
the most, legal or otherwise, Toms name was always a t the top
in recent years he was still a familiar sight around the
of the list, no matter what time, or what state the venue was.
Werribee and Geelong clubs. He will he sadly missed by all
who knew him.
'l'c,m ;ilways said I,c l u d sLerl thc bl.1 yci~r.iofduvk ~ I I I I O ~ I ~ E .
for cxalt~plc,d u t ~ n gthc 5G tloudb 'l'c,rn I,~,;,srcdlbc ~oulrlillunt
I a n Ureh
e~glltyduck, bctbrc work. and s r l l l 1,1! rhc:rc L B O tirnr.
F~shlngw l s a~x,thci.gre.tr I,vc ot"l'<.ms \Vhetllrt. m t r h ~ n g
tllclu ac~ordiogto the idlss .lnd i.t!~ulilt~(.ni,
o r t\v(hllng~ I I u I ! ~
THOMAS JAMES MCDONNELL 29/6/1921TO 25/6/1997
sliglltly Mind you he ncvcr \,ienr wlrhout a frr(1
Tom McDonnell, a member of our Moulamein Clay Target Club
'Tom loved rho bu.ill. purrlcul.cl.1) tile i1,rnc,r<;;$l.c;iiuf'ou~.
for many years, died in a Melbourne hospital on 25/6/1997,
cuutbtry, Ile il,;.dc rlbnny tr.?p.%
to tlw C ~ . n l r ~I ~. .r t l lfislllng illld
after treatment far a heart condition.
having a look around 'l'hnl.~:n.ould h.lrd1.v l,u .t tt..a<k'Con1 naa
not been on
Tam, a s he was known, was popular with gun clubs over a very
widc area. Tom was an excellent shot in both DTL and Field &
He was also a lover of liquid refreshment, of which on any trip
Game circles. He was well liked and irspected a s a quiet and
I doubt he would run out. He had a saying, you could always
interesting personality, a thorough gentleman. Over a very
have one a t eleven, and whilst camping,
. - i t was quite often the
long period Tom won countless trophies and awards in most
case, even without a clock.
shootine disciolines. Mast s~ortsmanlike.Tom never
A trip that became a ritual for Tam was Walgett, NSW for
compla~nedo;er any aspect's of clay target shooting, no matter
fishing and shooting. In later years he travelled with many
what the circumstances.
friends both young and old. There was no way ho would miss
At 75 years of age Tam could be relied on to put in a creditable
out, and he will be sadly missed on future trips.
result in any clay target event.
So in conclusion, Tom will he missed by all who knew him.
Tom enlisted in the Army in 1941 and served until 1945.He
Liked a beer, and a joke.
was raised in Deniliquin and spent much of his life working in
Loved fishing and shootin'.
the timber industry. For many years he was manager of the
Listone Arbithnats' Redgum Sawmill in Koondraok, on the
That Tommy McDonnell, a bloody fine bloke.
Murray.
Not only was Tom a goad clay target shot, he was a renowned
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Australian Clay Target Shoottng News
September 1997
O n Saturday 5 t h J u l y 1997, t h e first ever Queensland Shooter of
t h e Year function w a s held a t t h e Queensland Cricketers Club,
Brisbane. T h e function w a s initiated by t h e organisers of t h e
Inaugural Australian Shooting Games a n d t h u s coincided with
the event, Consequently all disciplines competing at the Games
h a d candidates considered for this award.
Maepherson, OAM a n d Queensland Shooting Association
President Lyn Gilligan.
All participating sports were requested to nominate a candidate
in t h e Open section a n d one i n t h e Junior section, for Queensland
Clay Target, every Club Secretary, Councillors, Zone Secretary
a n d Coaches were provided with t h e nomination form, a n d
requested t o m a k e their nominations.
By mid J u n e each sport h a d m a d e their individual nominations
for Senior a n d J u n i o r Shooter of t h e Year, Clay Target Senior
Shooter of t h e Year w a s h a r g a r e t Denton of Roma, a n d Junior
Shooter of t h e Year Derek Bruce of Cairns.
I'rotiles of 311 cnndtdrttes from ti,< iw'n p;irtlc>p.+tmgip.r~.tsw c ~ . ~ ,
then provided r o a n independent panel ufludgor fin.cvaluatlun
a n d ulrlmatc sclccrion. 'The panel consisting of Mr A l ~ xSrntth
( C h n n n ~ dScvcn N<nui1,;ditur , \I~.Cnvin 1.numan ,Quest
Community Sow.ip;lpe~.Editor and hlr I%nrryGalton Sports
.4uthot. were w r y i m p r c i i ~ dwith rho ~ v ~ msrandard
ll
of
cnndrdurc-s, ~ ~ I . I I u u I ; L I . Ithe
~ quality ~ ~ i r h c ~ ~ n ~ ~ r ~ ~ e n t m n t s .
I:utzhertl~e) believed that t h e quallry ofcxxlld:!tui bodc:s well
for the f u t u r e otshootittg III Q u e e n s l ~ n dand A u s t r ~ l l ; tc, s p c c ~ d l v
leading up to the 2000 Olyrnplcs.
Aher all nominees hna hern publicl) acnnu>rledgvdhnd rcuelved
rhclr prcsenmrl<,n for bcing theit. ,\ssoc~3tior1aSltuuter uf tllc Ye3r
rhc mI1JI.rprr.scnranun.i \YL-TC- anntlunccd 'Thc 19'16 07 Junior
Qorullsland Slwotkr oftlw Yeat. war Plstol Sh.lorcr. .Anncmxrir.
Fordcr fium Sourhpn~.r.tvhllsr the 190G 97 Su~tlarSh, uter df rhc. Yew
bras Arrh+r hl;!d<,lr:lnt Fdrrti frmn'l'oawo~mb3
The function proved to be very successful and enjoyable and is
destined to be a regular on the Shooting Social Calendar for years to
come.
3lorgoret Uentnrr front Homu -The Qurmrlund C / o ) Tarpet
Asawiofion rhuoter oftbe p a r and fittalisl irr lhe innupurul
Cleorrrfireorrn\ 1997 Que<!n*lundvhaufrr o f f h e ).cur otrurds. hein2
presinted with the trophy by the president of ;he ~ u e e n s l i n d
Shooting Association Lyn Gilligan.
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0v1.1. two hundred qtl~.stsntrenoeu tlte d i r t ~ w wit11
~ . ~ ~ L L I : I gI u ~ s r i
~ n c l u d ~ nthc
g .\l~n~.;rer
fo1.Sp01.13nO Kect.e3tion Tltc Ilon.
.\ltch;iul VL.IVCTS.
_ \ l ~ n ~ sfit.
t ~ IJnlice
~ l - TIE Hon. Ruiccll C.,oecr.
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On the weekend of 19th & 20th July 1997 the Whitsunday Clay
Target Club Inc, held its first annual two day shoot on its new
ground. This club has only been in operation sincc t h e third
weekend in January this year and boast a membership of now
fifty members.
Four Winchester traps were in operation for the two day shoot
and worked flawlessly for the whole weekend, good targets were
the order of the day although i t was a bit windy on both days.
Saturday 19th saw forty nine shooters nominate for the days
evets.
Event one was a 251 cash divided and 18 shooters shared in the
cash.
Event two was the Whitsunday 25t Single Barrel Championship,
Overall. Sash and AA
was won by Ray
Collinson from the
Burdekin club with a
score of 38139, second
in AA Trevor Meaney
of Dvsart 25127. First
in grade Graham
Whitfield
(Rockhamptanl37139,
with Alan Olsen
(Gemfield) 2nd place
on 26128. B grade
honours to Carol
Betteridge of
Burdelrin 24/25 from
Sean Rvan of
springsure 23125. C
gradc honours to the
home club with Nick
Pyc 20125 and
Warren Simpson
Oueroll High Gun winners -left: from
Blrrdekin Ray Collinuo,t with iVItituunday 21/27.
Presiderat Rcx Douis
Guent 3 wr44 a 5nt
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25t DB & 25t PS all shot off 15m. Ray Wise from Gladstone was
first in AA gradc with 991100, second Ray Collinson 1961198; A
grade Alan Olsen with Tom Nielsen 1131118 second place. B grade
saw SeanRyan have a win with llllllfifrom Drew Smith of
Springsme 1081116. Barry Spillman of the home club won C grade
931100 from fellow club mate Fiona Lochran 1001113.
Sunday 20th with Event four being the 50t Whitsunday
Championship off 15m with AA grade being taken out by Peter
Field of Dysart 98199 kom Rabbie Dunn (Whitsunday) 73174. First
in A grade plus the Sash & Overall honours went to Bruce Powell
of Springsure 99199, with 2nd in A grade to Barry Nasser of
Clermont with 83184. B gradc to Spl.ingsul.c shooter Drew Smith
48150, second to his clubmate in Sean Ryan 48151. Andrew Zarb or
A Grade High Gun winner Bruce Powcll Springsure with
Whitsunday President Rex Davis
ahead of Denis
McIntosh 1071111
Overall Sash & A
grade 1st to Graham
Whitfield with a
perfect 75175 from
Scott Meaney 74/75.
B grade to Alan
Symonds of Eton
Mackay 80118, second
to Sharon Becker of
t h e Gemfields 75/81.
The day finished off
with a 25t Handicap
won in great style by
Ray Wise of
Gladstone 35/35, with
Ray Collinson 34135
Ouerall arzdA grode point score winner,
second and Shane
right - Graham iVhitficld
Hardwiek
IRockhamptonl, centre: President Rex
(Whitsunday) 33134
Dauis and left - Secr,etary Lynne Dauis
third place.
lW,itsundar)
The Ovcrall High Gun
was won by Ray Collinson of Burdekin for which he received the
Sash and three cases of Winchester cartridges. Ray's score being
2911300. AA made Hieh Gun was won bv Rav Wise on 2901300
Adjustable Stock Combs
Special fittings for difficult conversions.
Fast service.
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with Andrew Zarb C grade 2711300.
~ a d i e g ~ i gGun
h was won by Carol Betteridge with 2831300.
.\ ipeci.11 thank. fpc, to all i.ur apon..lrs whc, doluted tr.,phks in
Ian 6; Fiona I . J c / I I . . ~ ~ ~Harry
,
_jp>llll~ii!>,
I3IIP. 11~1tdrt.son
IGre:trms
iind ti,? J o ~ c fs~ n t l l fi.r
, r.itcrlnc.
L ) ~ C I Ltilice
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i t n f fI1.i). S:
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Lynnc, etc, etc, the iist goes on.
Rez Dauis, President
September 1997
Thirty three shooters entered theVictorian Grand P r i x
s e r i e s h o s t e d b y M i l d u r a Clay T a r g e t Club o v e r t h e
weekend 5 t h & 6 t h J u l y 1997.
801100; C grade L .Cook 791100,Znd N. Jende 761100; Sub Junior
Ryan Praser 621100; Lady F. Scott.
Olympic Double Trap: Overall A. Vella 1781200;AA grade N.
Pedula 1361150,2nd P. Down 1301150; A
grade N. Marinis 1211150, 2nd L. Cook
1131150; B grade G. Finis 1121150,2nd T.
Dinatale 1121150; C grade V. Caristo
1061150; Lady S. Milroy 1061150,
On Friday prior to the Grand Prix and on
S u n d a y following the event, members of
the North Star Mildura Motors Junior
Clay Target Club which has been created
and operates under the supervision of the
Mildura Gun Club, availed themselves of
special coaching and instruction from
Adam Vella and several other shooters
who were here for the Grand Prix series.
The coaching was so successful it is
intended for Adam to return a t a later
date far a special coaching weekend. The
coaching clinic will include normal trap
as well a s Olympic Trap and Double
Mildura Clay Target Club extend their
thanks to the sponsors and all who
assisted to makc this event a very
successful Grand Prix series.
Laurie Cormors
SecretarylManager M i l d u r a Clay
Target Club.
Mi2dur.n Clay Target Club in Jrtly
Several top open and junior International shooters who have
represented Australia in World titles were in attendance and
Brett Dunslan from Bendigo in the Olympic Trap event, and
taking Overall in the Doublc Trap.
Olympic Trap: Overall B. Dunstan 1201125;AA grade A. Vella
941100, 2nd N. Cassells 931100; A grade J. Tonna 901100, 2nd P.
Down 901100: B grade M. Crimmins 811100, 2nd I. Dinatale
September 1997
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T h e 0II"gI"ns
of Skeet Shooting
For ~ l o s rto 20.t100 ms!~lLersoithe Nnt~on:tlSkc~.rShuoti8,g
Assnt~srlon,ahatte~ingclay targt.ts l i ;! way c.f llie . exercise uf
the body, mtnd :!nd tho aoul
Through winter and summer they shoot a t millions of targets breaking most of them - meet new people and travel across the
U.S.
I t all started on the grounds of the Glen Rock Kennels in the town
of Andover, Massachusetts in 1920. I t was there and then that a
small group of upland game hunters, including the late C.E.
Davies, proprietor of the Glen Rock Kennels, his son Henry W.,
and the late William H. Foster, all of Andover, were shooting a t
clay targets as a means of obtaining wing-shooting practice with
their favourite upland guns. Their shootinggradually developed
into a regular program that gave each shooter the same series of
shots so that the competition, which was inevitable, might be
even.
.in ) p p o ~ . t u ~to~ test
i t ~ the!!. iklll ,I"\ munth u f tile ) e a r < > n;L ;cl.~es
c.fsllots similar to those cnrrlnntc.red 111 llut>tin:: ilnd, ;1; ~,v~donced
I,y the p<.pulat.ityul'skeet ahuorlng 1 id;ty. 11 has far excecdud t h ~ .
expectations ofits sponsors.
A3 tlru p ~ p u l o r ~uf
t ) thc p o r t grt!rr. the I ' C . I . I I , ~ I ~ : "id Nattoniil
Skcct Shooting ,\sio<~:!rtnn a i i i n c ~ ~ t . ~ bTl,ia
l c . rlmr :!l,.rur xnd
the lirst Uatiunal Ch:irnplt)nih~pShcrcrt was Ilcld Augoir 26.31,
Originally, the arrangement was a complete circle of twenty-five
yards radius with the circumference marked off like the face of a
clock. The trap was set a t "12 o'clock" and was set to throw the
targets aver "6 o'clock". The competitive program consisted of
shooting two shots from each of the twelve stations. The shell that
was left over from a box was used, first as a stunt, to shoot a t a n
ineomer from the center ofthe circle. This later proved to be a
shot offering real snap-shooting practice and has since developed
into the plan of Station Eight shots of the regulation program.
"Shooting around the clock" as it was informally called, had most
of the elements ofmodern skeet shooting. But, a commonplace
~ncidentthen occu~.~.crl
th;u had a distinct hcn~.tngi.n [ILL present
aay program In s h u ~ t ~ ilruu~.d
ng
the clock', shut? were tired to
nil point.^ .,frhc: ot.mlrasa. until n neighho~trstxrtcd n chirkcn
Ihrm in ;I l<,r .!djtrlnlng thc kenneli 'l'h;n put a htbp to shooting in
that dtrccrl<,n.Fuitur solvrd the prr.l,lcm by producing a st:cond
tl.;lp ;ind plaungit rlt "Go'cluik' rc, th:it i t uuuld ihnnv t r i r;it.gct
ovcr "r\vclv,~"Thw gave the shooter rhc: .;,me p.ublems as kcrtr
found in the orlg>~>ol
clock-law, out ruduced tlw dnngcr :~~.r..i
by
llalf
Noting the appeal of this form ofshooting, Foster became
convinced that development of the idea could be made nationally
acceptable. He therefore set about to complete a shooting program
that would contain all the necessary elements of wing-shooting
practice and a competitive sport. Among the additions were the
four sets of doubles and the optional shot.
When the details of the sport had been worked out and tested,
and a set of rules drawn up, the idea was introduced to the public
in the February 1926 issue of both National Sportsman and
Hunting and Fishing magazines. At the same time, a prize of
$100 was offered far the most appropriate name for the new sport.
It was won by Mrs. Gertrude Hurlbutt of Dayton, Montana, who
suggested "Skeet", an old Scandinavian form of the word "shoot".
Some 10,000 entries were received in the contest.
The American shooter was apparently ready and waiting for a
practical form of wing-shooting with the shotgun that would give
Victory Cartridges Australia
With the end of the world conflict, a dedicated group of skeet
enthusiasts officially bmught the sport back to the public with
organization and incorporation of the present National Skeet
Shooting Association in December, 1946. This new association
was financed in the beginning by a substantial, no-interest loan
from the National Rifle Association. The National Championship
Shoot was resumed a t Indianapolis in 1946 and it has been held
annually ever since.
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waterford, ~ i c h i g a i~; G h a v e nVirginia;&.
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Janvier, Quebec;
Rush. New York: Savannah. Georeia: Bucvrus. Kansas: and San
In addition to the regular skect shooting program of 12, 20, and
28 gauge, ,410 bore and doubles, there are the international style
and the collegiate divisions, both with specifically designed
regulations.
The international style features thc previous low-gun position
and variable-timing target release, requircd by NSSA rules up to
1952. Contrasted to the present cheeked gun position, this style is
required by the International Shooting Union, a worldwide
shooting organization, and the International Olympic Committee,
producer of the Olympic Games, where skeet shooting was first
included on the program in 1968.
Rrprinled wilh permission of "Slrrcl Slruatirrb. Reuiew"ofSnt~A8~larrio.
Terns - official p,~blieolionof lhe Nolio,tol Sl?ei.t Shuol~rzgA.ssociolio~~.
.
Page 26
Australian Clu)(Targel Shooting News
September 1997
Executive Profile
NAME: MARK BULLUSS
Date and Place of Birth: 15/09/59 a t Wangaratta, Victoria.
Occupation: Business Proprietor
Resides at: Darwin
Home Club: Darwin Clay Target Club
Cluh Involvement: Committee
way i t is shot it can be more social than other disciplines.
Gun Used: Winchesters.
Your Shooting Goals: To always enjoy it. ,
Your Funniest Story: I was involved in painting "Help" onto the
soles of a mates shoes he was wearing when getting married.
Most of the congregation was informed and was suitably amused
when the Bride &Groom, backs to the crowd, knelt a t the alter.
Interesting note t? this is that since that day his mother-in-law
eone out of her way to k e e in
~ contact with me.
hasn't "
Where do you see the ACTA to be in 2005? If only we had to
concern ourselves with our awn Members, Clubs and State
Associations attempting to predict the future would be a n easier
task. However the reality is that decisions made by organisations
outside our control increasingly influence our prime objective; ie:
Shootine.
to administer and nrom\ote Clav Tareet
"
Of recent times this has been highlighted by the changes in
Federal and State Gun Ownership Laws that has us going
throueh a erowth Deriod that I exDect will continue for same
years yet. '
What other Sports have you participated in? Cycling and Aussie
Rules.
Other Interests: Fishing
When not Shooting you like to: Float around in Boats.
Favourite Food: Thai.
Favourite Drink: Scotch.
Favourite TV Show: Roy & HG.
Favourite Radio Station: ABC.
People you Admire and Why: Good shooters - typically people who
become competent through dedication and commitment. Both are
such great qualities.
Favourite Sportsperson: Greg Norman.
Highest Break: 50.
.
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,
HOW TO SHOOT BETTER
SCORES AT TRAP AND
SKEET SHOOTING
Two 90-minute videos on Trap and Skeet
Shooting will show you how
* Each 90-minute video will show you in detail what you need
lo know and do i n order to shoot better scores.
* A 25-minute discussion with the aid of dcscriptivc charts
Diork Blrlluss rvith son Rynn nnd a 2 0 p o m d ''Barra"
State Involvement: NTCTA Executive to ACTA.
Favourite ClubIGround: Jeradong Park
How did you Commence Shooting? Bought a gun as soon as I was
old enough to own one and enjoyed practice days a t Wangaratta
Gun Cluh. I ended up in Darwin in 1981 but didn't shoot clays
again until 1991. This is when I became interestedin
competition.
Preferred Discipline and Why: Although I will have a shot a t any
discipline, my preference is towards Skeet. By the nature of the
TRADE PRACTICES ACT
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1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to advellising. It
is not possible far the A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements which are
published in this magazine comply in all respects with the Act and the
responsibility must therefore be on the person, company or advellising
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September 1997
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will show you and explain the imponsnt finer derails and why
it is most imponsnt to have your gun properly fittcd. It will
show you how to check for comct gun fit.
*The videos will show you where and how to hold on the trap
house and how to lbcus for target release. Remember it's not
the end of the world if you must close one eye - 1.11 explain
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this to you i n the video.
* Remember one thing - if your gun does not fit you correctly
and you don't mount and point it correctly, you'll never become
a good shot.
* Video tapes $30 each plus $4 postage. Please send money order
or cheque, available direct from:
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Georee Biecs.
4
street,
Knoxfield, Vic., 3180
Phone: (03) 9801 2748
Also available from the A.C.T.A. National Office, phone
(03) 9807 7577
Writrru o ~ ? r l p m d t aI>?
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His weekend starts at 2am Saturday. He has
breolrfnsl, or#anrser hr,nselfutrd liebdr of on the two
orrd u lznlf hour drrr,~:10 Pert11 uirpcrl lo catch the
nrortiing plune. Our weehord rtnrts nt Rnnr
Soturda). LVe have brrokfart, o,ga,iisc ourselr'r\ ond
1:eud 0/701i rhe fiuc r~rrnuledrrce lo the club.
Wego through the i,rtrodnc~ionsnnd have a bit ,>fa
clrnt I<,gel the H I ,how's it going?"ovrr with IVhut
are rur!going lo ewer lirslc How nbor~lsome DTL?
Juniors. Ladies. Grades A. B & Care all .eiuen
this
,
m a ~ knou
r ~ ledge in hrs yurte, u ~ r a s s u m ~ ~n~onner.
rg
The enrphosis heing (,n the gut1 hold ( w e r the
traplrorrsr, method tlrnt our Stale I S slarti~rwto use
(wz haue to do something to catch U D with h e
shooters over East)! 'WL;/Iwe had Xeard about this
before" was the usual comment from the
participants. Foot position, stance, gun fit and
mounting were all mentioned. Focus area, target
break zone and positive thoughts were also couered.
Let's haue smoho.
Using the time before each target toprepare yourself
as a ooint that was mentioned often. The im~ortance
o f p h ~ s i c ofitness,
l
psyr:h~,lug~cui
/ruinr~r,oot;d
cmrditiu,ri,rg ond mental prepnrntrotr was
ernphasrsed Tips utr hou tu prepnre for the wceks
leading up to a-major cornpetitLon were discussed
What are we shooting tomorrow?
Tire d i fini,shc!*
~
u rth thc pronrrse olgrenrer thi)rg.i
lo come, using the! 4?ills slroun loday. \Ve tokc. urrr
uisitor home and ply him with a good feed of desert
T-bone, someeood conuersation and wash it all
down with a small amount of the fermentedgrape.
Sunday arriues w ~ t suoerb
h
weather conditions.
Euer)&e srnrts the dn)'urtlr the cule,rderr.d
confprtitrun, rhe uruol e)e opener and 50poinlscore
club champr<~~r.,hip.
The compefitron is fit?r,:e, /he
juniors are putting on the pressure, some outsiders
are putting on the pressure, the skills are put into
practice.
After lunch it's straight Ento Sheet training.
.,. the
e~;r~liusir
beinfi 011 b;enhr,rg /Ire large1 r<dicreit is
musf uulneroble T r n ~ ers spent wrth each of the
.;hourer',spr~Olc,~n
1nrget.s o ~ r drlrrse are lothled ulirh
s i m ~ l eand constructive control methods. I n the
afte>noon we all switch to some sporting, using some
battues, rochets, a quartering crosser and the sheet
traps.
The training comes to a n end as light is starting to
fade. We take our uisitor home to a cup ofgood
Italian coffee and anathergood feed washed down
with a swig offruitjuice, we all haue to driue.
Our weekend finishes at 9pm w h f n we put h i m on
the eueningplane to Perth and d r ~ u eth,e ten minutes
back home. His weekend finishes after the one and a
halfhour flight and the return two and a half hour
driue to his home and his wife.
Who is this man whogiues us two 18 hour days?
Who is this man who donates his weekend to assist
our club here in the NW?
Who is this nmn who didn't earn the extra quid
working Saturday morning?
He$ our cobber
He$ our State ~oach:!!!
Ciassif ieds
Roles and Conditions
This section is for the exclusive use cf ACTA members, and has
been introduced for the purchase, sale and exchange of personal
equipment
PLEASE NOTE: Due to the new Gun Laws, all classified ads
suhmitted must include the serial number of all guns advertised,
and also the shooter licence number. We are also no longer
allowed to advertise the sale of any pump-actlon or semi-auto
shotguns or the parts thereof
Rates are a s follows:
$10.00 - 0-60 words
$20.00 - 60-100 words m a .
Advertisers must comply with the copy deadlines a s detailed on
page 2 of this issue, and your name, address and telephone
number must be supplied. Copy should be typed or carefully
hand-written.
Payment must accompany advertisement.
NSW Members and Dealers
The NSW Firearms Reeulations 1990. (90.111) states the holder of
a licence authorising tKe possession of a firearm is guilty of an
offence if the number af the licence is not state or displayed in
each advertisement relating to firearms or firearms oarts that is
authorised or displayed by the holder.
FOR S U E : D;!mo'l'r;ip w l ~ hnew i r n t t = l b r ~ u s r2. plates ;and 1
mlnl plate. 1 spare sp~.i!rya ~ l dsutct) ring $550 or ne;lwaf ulTer
Conrncr AIf.I:rmei 03 5175 26:16.
FOR SALE: Berctta 682 Gold Trap Gun, 31 inch barrels, 6
months old, a s new condition. Serial no. H17578B. Clw ease and
all accessories $3,000.00 ono. Also Lincoln side plate trap gun,
made in Italy, excellent condition, e/w leather ease, serial no.
56040 $1,500.00. Contact Frank BH 018 568 121, AH (031 9331
3518. Lic, no. 2305587-0.
FOR SALE: Beretta SO4 Trap, 314 and full, 1.510 barrels. Spare
stock. Excellent condition. Serial no. C09191B. $4,500. Perazri
MX8 Trap gun 31 112 inch barrels. Adj. stock. LH with spare
stock RH. Cased. Serial no. 59518. $4,000. PhoneBrian Doyle 018
696 259. Lic, no. 400837953.
FOR SALE: Winchester White Flyer Trap with continental
motor. In good condition with spares including motor throwing
arm, springs, base plate and safety ring. $2,000 o.n.0. Contact
Keith McClay I021 6550 6335.
FOR SALE: Rottweil Trap Gun, American Trap Combo. 2 sets of
barrels; 1 double 314 and full choked, 1single 314 choked. Serial
no. 68220. $2,500 ono. Contact Colin Milner I021 9456-2220. Lie.
no. 400748667.
WANTED: Rottweil Olympia 72 Skeet Gun plus 1 set Montreal
30" trap barrels or complete Montreal gun. Contact Colin Milner
I021 9456-2220. Lic. no. 400748667.
FOR SALE: MX8 Perazzi with 32" barrels. Cased, in excellent
condition. Serial no. 56038. $4,000. Phone John Headon I021 6993
2150 AH. Lic. no. 401495235.
from NSW Gun Club, Terrey Hills
Miroku MklO Grade 5 Trap Gun
No. 58552 NT
REWARD: $500
Contact Sue Nichols on (02)45796332
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Auetral~anClay
:et Shoottng News
Septembcl 19'97
Ciub News
ALBANY CLAY TARGET CLUB - A t the A.G.M. held on 20th
April 1997, the fallowing were elected: President - Ken Patersan;
Vice-President - Graham Ellis; Secretary - Raewynne Jannings;
Treasurer - Jean Lubcke; Captain - David Sobik; Vice-Captain Trevor Hegarty; Committee - Tony Cusack, John Amos, Gary
Jannings.
NEWCASTLE-LAKE MACQUARIE CLAYTARGET CLUB At the A.G.M. on the 5th of July the following people were elected
to the Committee: President - Phil Pemherton; Secretary -Chris
Lindsay; Treasurer - Graham Gosling; Vice-President - Peter
Dawson; Committee members - Michael Ling, Ken Drew, Ron
Hancock, Randolf Rossi, Brett Paddison, George Foster. After
many years as President, Secretary, Treasurer and Gopher, Chris
Lindsay has been unanimously awarded Honorary Life
Membership of our Cluh. Congratulations Chris, a symbolic
reward for a great effost.
At rhe Annual Cellcnnl >leetir>cuf MORWEI.1. G U S CI.UR. the
iollu\ving ~ 3 elected
s
Serretur.) - SI131w Stukes ,\.I utllel.
posirions rmmain rne annre
On 21st July the COHUNA CLAY TARGET CLUB held their
Annual General Meeting. The Ofice Bearers for 1997-1998 are as
fallows: President - Ray Peatling; Vice-President - Paul Pearce;
Secretary - Wendy Fletcher; Treasurer - Bill Perry; Shoot
Marshall - Gordon Fletcher; Handicapper - Ncil Sutherland;
Shoot Secretary - Bill Perry.
Following the A.G.M. of the ARARAT CLAY TARGET CLUB,
the following were elected: President - G. Coburn; Vico-President J. Dunn; Secretary - B. Harris.
At the recent A.G.M. of HAMILTON ISLAND CLAY TARGET
CLUB, the following were elected: President - Brian Kelly; Vice-
Oct 30-31 - Nov 1-2
Nov 7-9
I'rcs~Ic,nr - ])on Gnll; Sc.orcr;>l.y. Sh:ln>nIlt>r.kel.;;\ss~smnt
Sc;rcrnryI'~.s;,su~.e~.
- C~n~.un
Ilnndv: 1)clcg:lrr. Sh;>ronl%cckrr;
Club C<uuh- Dun Gull.
At the A.G.M. of SCRUBBY CREEK SPORTS CLUB INC. held
on Saturday 12th July, the executive was changed to: President Brad Marks; SecretarylPreasurer - lain Camphell.
NEW SOUTH WALES GUN CLUB - list of officials for the
coming year: President - Alex Comino; Senior Vice-President Dan Ireland; Junior Vice-President - Geoff Harvey; Treasurer John Richardson; Club Captain - Sergia Zuffo; Directors - Sue
Nichols, Ray Ellis, Bill Payne, Setrac Arslanian.
MILDURA CLAY TARGET CLUB INC - A t an A.G.M. of the
Cluh the following represents the Board elected: Larry Dimasi
Board Chairperson; Sam-Stizza; Greg McSwain; John Thompson;
Laurie Connors SecretaryManager.
THE BREWARRINA CLAY TARGET CLUB held its Annual
General Meeting on 30th July 1997 and elected the following
office bearkrs: President - Colin Betts; Vice-President - Ian Light;
Secretary - Mary Ann Boyd; Treasurer - Jamie Boyd; Shoot
Marshall - Ian Light; Club Delegate - David Hagarty; Club Coach
-Colin Betts.
WESTERN ZONE Q.C.T.A. Committee as follows: President Mr. Bill Allan; SecretarylPrerreasurer - Judy Kocho; Councillor
District 1 - Mr. Robert Nugent; Councillor District 2 -Mr. Peter
Jones; Councillor District 3 - Mr. Graham Bickerton; Zone Coach Mr. Rodney Woodrow; Referee Examiners - Mr. Gordon Watson,
Mr. Robert Nugent.
After the A.G.M. of the WONTHAGGI GUN CLUB INC. held on
the 27th July 1997, the newly elected Committee is a s follows:
President - Keith Gray; Vice-president - Ray Pearson; Secretary Lynn Gray; Treasurer - Wayne Parks; Coaching Co-ordinator Tom Gannan; Committee -Steven Parks, Leo Bateman, Chris
Hender, Jim Maffett, with power to add.
WA State Tower Pointscore
N.S.W. State I.S.U. Carnival
WA Commonwealth Day Double Rise
Qld State Skeet Carnival
Qld State Trap Carnival
S.A. State I.S.U. Carnival
W.A. State I.S.U. Carnival
NSW Trap Carnival
WA Trap and Skeet Carnival
State ATA
Australian ISU Nationals
Australian Masters Games
Australian Skeet Nationals
Macquarie Masters One Day Open
Vic State Trap Carnival
Annual 2 Day Carnival
Two Day Shoot
WA State Tower Double Rise & Single Barrel
WA Commonwealth Niglit D/B Tower
Australasian-Pacific "Grand Prix"
September 1997
Leonora GC
Illawarra GC
Geraldton GC
Toowoomba CTC
Roma CTC
State Shooting Park, SA
Whiteman Park WA
Wliiteman Park WA
Newman GC
Brisbane GC
. Canberra Iiit CTC
Cecil Park CTC
Dubbo GC
Melbourne Gun Club
Hay & Deniliquin CTCs
Brisbane GC
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Charles, L. Irvin, I<. Whyterass, T.
Harbor, N. Sheehan. S. Guest. A.
Paonnc, T. Salvfiv 10110. 30T P S
TRPHY OFF 1 5 M 1st A. Paannc.
2nd S. Guest, 3rd 8. Boyd; FM: M.
Irvin; BM: C. Foster; VET: D. Lueae;
JNR: S. Whyterass. 20TDB HCP CD:
L. Todd 20120, C. Foster. S. Guest
19120. HG: S. Guest with only one
target down over the day.
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New South Wales
Tasmania
Northern Territory
Western Australia
South Australia
Victoria
Queensland
AlbutyWodongn 13-7-97
Cool, u n n y ,621 -SOT SKT: OA 6 A:
D. Jaekcl 85185. 2nd T. Pcnncy 84185;
B: D. Hunt 49/50,2nd G. lludd 54158:
C: R. Ehleis 48/50, 2nd R. Wajtowycr
46150. 10T PS C'SHP: D. Hunt. R.
C a r t c ~ , TPenney,
.
P. Plus, R. Dully, B.
Cooper. R. Ehlerii. G. Lafferty 30130.
25T DB C'SHP: OA & A: T. Penncy
49149, 2nd K. D'B~.icn 46141: AA: R.
Ehlers 48149, 2nd D. Hunt 50151: B:
R. Pctts 36137. 2nd N. Clack 35137: C:
D. Mdvughlin 29131, 2nd J. Snaw
28/31, 20T PS: OA & A: D. Hunt
72172. 2nd F. PIGS69172: B: S. Carter
7:J115. 2nd P.\vojto\"yel. 72175: C: D.
McLuughlin 66169, 2nd B. Willcy
53/60. 16T HCP C'SHP: 1st E. Cocks
21/21, 2nd D. Hunt 20121. 3rd R. Woj.
to$vycr 18119. JNR: 1st T. Walls
24/25. 2nd A. Luffcrty 31/31. OA MG:
D. Hunk 1781180.
Bnrellnn 13.7.97
Cool & sunny 1301 - 10T DB OFF
16M CD: A. Bound. G. Fairman. B.
Sunday 14th September
Sheet 10.00am; D.T.L. 12.30pm
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
50tgt Skeet C'ship. Noms $20, LV $14, Jnr $8
OA + 1st 2 Grades, 2nd 3 Grades.
lOtgt Pointscore CD. $5
20tgt Pointscore Snow White Trailer Hire
.
C'ship. Noms $9, LV $7, Jnr $4
OA t 1st 2 Grades, 2nd 3 Grades.
25tgt Snow White Trailer Hire C'ship.
Noms $10, LV $8, Jnrq4
OA t 1st 3 Grades, 2nd 4 Grades.
20tgt Handicap. Noms $9, LV $7, Jnr $4
1st $50,2nd $30,3rd $20.
B a t h u r s t 6-7-97
Cold & cloudy 1301 10T DB EO 15M:
R. Campbell, L.Aberiey, P. Haley, R.
Parker, A. Sadler, R. Sadler, G.
McAllister, D. Moorby. J Caltabiano.
50T DB CBHP: OA & A: R. Sadlor
50150, 2nd P. Haley 48150: M J.
Caltabinno 63163, 2nd G. MeAllister
62163: B: B. Campbell 49150, 2nd F.
Johns 48150: C: D. Lamont 47150,2nd
B. Cosrnvek 45150. 20T HCP: 1st M.
Willinms, 2nd P. Collins, 3rd R.
Sudler. HG: R. Sadlor 78/80.
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Bega 6-7-97
Cloudy 1441 - SOT DB CM: M B.
Elliott 48151. B. Underhill 47151; A:
R. Keums 49152, B. Deamn 48/52: B: C.
Sheehan 50150, H. Kennedy 5515?: C:
C. Smith 49155, D. Giatras 48155.
Promotion Day held on 617197 duo to
range availability. TEAMS 10T DB
NDV EVENT: Bega No. 1 Tevm
44150, Begn No. 2 Team 42150,
Celebrity Tevm 35150.
Boorowo 28-6-97
Wet & cold (151 - 20T HCP: P. Taylor.
D. Tremain, J. Lvwrencc 20120;
Winner P. Taylor 25125. 25T PS
CSHP: OA & AA: P. Lyons 75~75,
2nd D. Power 73tl5: A: B. Cole 75175,
2nd J. Ailon, P. Taylor 74174; B: G.
Skelly 68175. 2nd M. Campbell 64175:
C: M. Rice 54175. 25T DB CD: P.
Taylor, D . Power, B. Calc, J.
Lawrenee. P. Lyons 25/25. IOPR DR:
AA: D. Power; A: B. Cole: B: M.
Campbell; C: M. Riec. HG: P. Taylor
136.
Boorowa 26-7-97
Cold (121 - 20T HCP: P. Wntchorn
20120. M. Campbcll 36136 shoot-off,
D. Antanakos 35136. 75T CHAMP OF
CHAMP: OA &A: B. Cole 123; B: D.
Antonnkas 118: C: P. Watcharn 114.
HG. D. Antonvkos 136 pts.
Bombala 19'7.91
Fine & sunny 1521 10T DB CM EO: B
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Canowindra 15-6-97
Cold (221 CHAMP OF CHAMP 25T
DRl25T SRl25T PS: OA: J. Finn
1221125: M J. Lnwrenco 1201125,
2nd G. Sinelair 1151125: A: P. Taylor
1201125, 2nd R. Thompson 1171125:
B: D. Baker 991125, 2nd A. Sndle~.
931125: C: J. Rice 1081125, 2nd R.
Nnsh 931125. 25T HCP: 1st W. Sharp
25/25, 2nd G. Sinclvir 27/29, 3rd D.
Taylor 26129.
2nd C. Milligun; B: A. '&harts, 2nd
H. Kcnnody; C: T. Bedingfield, 2nd R.
McGregor. 25T DB HCP: 1st B.
Cecil Park 27-6-97
Cool 1421 - 10T l T S CD: AA: G.
Roates, M. Diamond 30130; A: B.
Baratto, L. Smith, H. Smith, D.
Sultana 30130: B: S. Cali 30130: C: F.
Pignatnro 27130. 25T PTS TRPHY:
AA: M. Diamond 75/15,2nd P.Farru-
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I
BIG SHOOT IN
CANBERRA
I
I
Preliminay Notice
I
17th Australasian Police Trap & Skeet
Championships (APTSC)
Majura Park Gun Club, Canberra
12th to 15th November 1997
Open to c l v ~ l l a n sto compete alongs~dethe pol~ce
Australian and New Zealand Police Games
Majura Park Gun Club, Canberra
17th-18th November 1997
HIGH GUN MEDALLION OVER FULL PROGItAMME
Novieo lOtgt Single Barrel morning & afternoon
Open to all serving or retired Police Officers, including
recruits, cadets, trainees, full or part-time non-sworn
members of police departments and Australian
Customs Officers.
** MIROKU CHALLENGE 9TH NOVEMBER :**
$150 Open Order for possible shot over full programme
Sponsored by Elh's Hunting & Fishing
II/
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Pugdon, 2nd P. Ewart. 3rd 0 .
Benson. GLEN EDEN SHIELD.
Winning Tevm Bombaln 1. IIG: P.
Ewnrt: JNR: A. Roberts.
Full details in October C.T.S.N.
Austt.alian Clay T a ~ e Shooting
t
News
I
1
September 1997
"The Browning Challenge" at "Kibah"*
*** OVER $12,OO.O IN PRIZES ***
Saturday 4th t? Sunday 5th October 1997
Browning Citori Lightning Clays (over $2500) will be presented to the Overall High Gun winner
for the shoot Generously sponsored by Fuller Firearms"
Other major sponsors include Curlewis Co-op, Mitre 10, TFE-Technacom, Gunnedah
SATURDAY 4TH OCTOBER, 8.00AM
E v e n t 1. 25tgt ( o n e round) CD Eye Opener. Nolns $10
E v e n t 2. 50tgt ( t w o rounds) Technacoln Classic. Notns $40
1st Overall plus 1st & 2 n d e a c h Grade.
SUNDAY 5TH OCTOBER, 8.00AM
Event 3. 50tgt Eastern States Gutntree C'ship. N o ~ n $40
s
1st Overall and 1st each Grade Sash & Trophy. 2nd each Grade Trophy.
Event 4. 25tgt C a s h Divide. Nolns $10
Total norns: $100
LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS 70% NOMS
HIGH GUNS: FIRST OVERALL BROWNING CITORI LIGHTNING CLAYS,
SPONSORED BY FULLER FIREARMS. GRADE HIGH GUNS AA,A,B,C
PLUS HIGH GUN TROPHIES FOR LADIES, VETERAN &JUNIOR
" Pending N.S.W. Firearm Laws equivalent value trophy(s) otherwise
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The Cominittee reserves the right to alter the progralnme
Excellent facilities for camping on banlts of beautiful Namoi River
Note: Power available for lighting only. "Bird Brain" in operation Thursday, Friday and throughout the
weekend. Enjoy the challenge and get some practice!
LIVE BAND ENTERTAINMENT SATURDAY NIGHT
Accomlnodation Gunnedah: Plains Motel (02) 6742 2511; Overlander Motel (02) 6742 2677;
Billabong Motel (02) 6742 2033; Motorlodge (02) 6742 2377; Red
Chief Motel (02) 6742 0833; Harvest Lodge (02) 6742 3400
September 1997
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N,S.W. GUN
CLUB LTD.
SEPTEMBER 1997
Saturday 27th &
Sunday 28th
September 1997
Startling at 10.00am
200tgt
+ Final Olympic T r a p -
l O O t g t each d a y
OA - $200 + Sash
1st AA,A,B,C - $100 + Medal
2nd AA,A,B,C - $70
t
Medal
200tgt + F i n a l I.S.U. S k e e t l O O t g t each day
OA - $200 + Sash
1st AA,A,B,C - $100 + Medal
Noms $40 each day
I.S.U. State Carnival scores, together
with Grand Prix Final scores, to
count for S t a t e Shoulder to Shoulder
Team selection
Pre-Requirement - 500 Olympic Trap
Targets or 300 I.S.U. Skeet
Targets shot in N.S.W. this year on card
a t t h a t date
Our sincere thanks to
N.S.W. Firearms Safety
Awareness Council for
their sponsorship
For further information:
N.S.W.C.T.A. Executive Director:
Libbie Bunting (02) 6361 4443
or N.S.W. Gun Club Sue Nichols (02)
9450 1775 or (02) 4579 6332 AH
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Wed. 3rd 2.00pm until 9.00pm - Practice
Sat. 6th 1.00pm Skeet Competition 50T & 25pr
Wed. 10th 2.00pm until 9.00pm - Practice
Sat. 13th 11.00am Practice Trap & Skeet
Sat. 20th 10.00am
2 Day N.S.W.G.C. Annual Charity Shoot
Sun. 21st 10.00am
Inc. N.S.W.G.C. Double Barrel C'ship
(See details in advertisement)
Sat. 27th 10.00am ISU Grand Prix Final
Sun. 28th 10.00am & ISU Skeet Final
(See details in advertisement)
OCTOBER 1997
Wed. 1st 2.00pm until 9.00pm - Practice
Sat. 4th 1.00pm Skeet Competition lOOT
Sat. l l t h 10.00am Trench Competition lOOT + Final
1.00pm Southern Zone Champion of Champions
15T DB, 25T SB & 25T P S (from 15m)
Sat. 18th 11.00am Trap & Skeet Practice
Wed. 22nd 2.00pm until 9.00pm -Practice
Sat. 25th 10.00am Novelty Sporting Comp lOOT
Wed. 29th 2.00pm until 9.00pm -Practice
The Directors have the right to change the published
programme a s required.
A Firearms Safety Awareness Officer is available
every Wednesday and Saturday afternoons.
Location: 131Booralie Road, Terrey Hills,
N.S.W. 2084 5 kms from Mona Vale Road
Phone (02) 9450 1775; Fax (02) 9486 3497
President: Alex Comino (02) 9211 3888 BH
Secretary: Geoff Harvey (02) 9449 6068 AH
Treasurer: John Richardson (02) 9489 5906
Club Captain: Sergio Zuffo (02) 9948 3182
Mattarelli Traps are now in use on Trap, Skeet &
Double Trap
Layouts. 5-stand layout now in use
Note: Southern Zone Champion of Champions
Saturday l l t h October 1997 at 1.00pm
Austl.alian Clay Target Shooting News
September 1997
Saturday & Sunday 10.00a'h start
Saturday 20th September, 10.00am
Event 1. Sponsored by: Horsley Park Gun Shop
25tgt Double Barrel Championship. $16 + OS $1
Olall winner - Sash + Trophy; Grades AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd each Grade.
Event 2. Sponsored by: Theo Stamoulis &Associates
50tgt Double Barrel Championship. $25 + OS $1
Event 3. Sponsored by: Taronga Park Zoo
25tgt Pointscore Championship. $16 + OS $1
CALCUTTA ON EVENT 4 TO BE HELD IN THE CLUBHOUSE AT THE COMPLETION
OF THE LAST EVENT ON SATURDAY
Sunday 21st September, 10.00am
Event 4. Sponsored by: N.S.W. Firearms Safety Awareness Council
25tgt Double Barrel Handicap. $16 + OS $1
Olall winner - Sash + Trophy; 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th.
Event 5. Sponsored by: Sue & Nick Nichols
50tgt Double Barrel. $25 + OS $1/25T
Event 6. Sponsored by: Sergio Zuffo
25tgt Pointscore. $20 + OS $1
Olall winner - Sash + Trophy; Grades AA,A,B,C
1st One Case Cartridges; 2nd 112 Case Cartridges each Grade.
OVERALL HIGH GUN TROPHY - OVER EVENTS 1-6
LUNCH & DRINKS AVAILABLE EACH DAY
FREE CAMPING FACILITIES AVAILABLE ON THE GROUNDS
The Directors reserve the right to change the published programme as required
A Firearms Safety Awareness Offlcer is available every Wednesday and Saturday
Location: 131Booralie Road, Terrey Hills, N.S.W., 2084
(5kms from Mona Vale Road)
Phone: (02) 9450 1775; Fax (02) 9486 3497
President: Alex Comino (02) 9211 3888 BH, Secretary: Geoff Harvey (02) 9449 6068 AH, Treasurer: John Richardson (02) 9489 5906 BH; Club Captain: Sergio Zuffo (02) 9948 8182 AH
Mattarelli Traps are now in use on Trap, Skeet &Double Trap Layouts
September 1991
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SATURDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER 1997
12.00PM START
Event 1. 20tgt Double Barrel Cont.
CD EO 15m.
Event 2. 25tgt Pointscore Barwon & District
Cont. C'ship 15m.
Noms $15, OS $2
A,B,C, OS $2 Graded.
Event 3. 25tgt Single Barrel Barwon & District
Cont. C'ship 15m. Noms $15, OS $2
Event 4. 50tgt Pointscore N.S.W. Cont.
C'ship 15m. Noms $30, OS $2
AA,A,B,C, OS $2 Graded.
SUNDAY 21ST SEPTEMBER 1997
9.00AM START
Event 5. 25tgt Double Barrel Barwon &
District Cont. C'ship.
Noms $15, OS $2
Event 6. 5Otgt Single Barrel N.S.W. Cont.
C'ship 15m.
Noms $30, OS $2
AA,A,B,C, OS $2 Graded.
Event 7. 15pr Double Rise Barwon & District
Cont. C'ship 15m. Noms $15
Total noms $130; Optional Sweeps $10
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans 60% nominations
(if whole programme shot)
OVERALL HIGH GUN
A,B,C High Gun over Events 1-7
Ladies, Juniors & Veteran High Gun (3 or more competitors and
whole programme shot)
Free dinner for all shooters and partners on Saturday night
Breakfast supplied on Sunday for all campers
Cartridges and refreshments available on the grounds
Camping facilities available, hot and cold showers
The Club reserves the right to alter the programme
The Club would like to thank their sponsors
Accommodation: Brewarrina Hotel (02) 6839 2019; Royal Hotel (02) 6839 2283;
Swancrest Motel (02) 6839 2397
For further information: Colin Betts (02) 6839 2051 AH; David Hagarty (02) 6839 2106 BH, (02) 6839 2352 AH;
Jamie Boyd (02) 6839 2460 AH
Australian Clay Tsrgot Shooting News
September 1997
25T SKT DBLS: AA D. Lagden, J.
Guberins: A: G. Petrou, L. Tosolini:
B: M. Fencch. P. Kouroupis: C: A.
Lucchitti, J. Lucchitti, I. Clisdell.
Cecil P a r k 4-7-97
Cold (501 - 10T DB EO CD: A P. Far-
Cessnock 12-7.97
Fine 153) - lOOT NOV SPORTING
CLAYS: OA: M. Ling 851100: M: F.
Searles 841100, 2nd P. Bnrtlitt
801100: A: G. Hopkius 831100, 2nd B.
Boggis 811100; B: D. Lyford 791100.
2nd P. Allen 721100: C: G. Condlon
Cecil Park 12-7.97
Fine winter's day 136) - 25T SKT CD:
AA R. Clarke, D. Moorby, .N.
Wctchal.n, L. Scerosini 25125: A I.
Stewart, L. Tosolini, R. Hunt. K.
Wilbow 25125; B: W. Downos 25/25,
P. Kouroupis 23/35: C: P. Muscat, A.
Lueehitti, M. Poon, I. Clisdell, R.
Brawn 22/25. 50T SKT C'SHP: OA:
R. Clarke: M: D. Lagden; A: P.
Vcllu; B: W. Downs; C: P. Muscat.
Maxwell, Snd P. Fsrrugia; A: P.
Burtlett, 2nd B. Finlay: B: G.
Dawiing, 2nd T. C~.agg:C: M. Coyle,
2nd C. Main. SOT t25T DBI25T PSI:
OA: A. Cullis: M: T. Turncr. 2nd P.
'
Condobolin 6.7-97
Fine. windy 1171- 5T EO: G. Schncidcr,
P. Bumcs, C. Foster, R. Thompson,
M. Mooney 515. 20T CD: 1st T.
Hnwke 20120. 2nd C. Foster 19/20,
3rd G. Schncider 1Ri20.25T SB: AA. G.
Faster 23125. 2nd R. Thompson
22/25: A: G. Schncidcr 23126. 2nd J.
\Vutts 22/20; B: J. Williams 20125,
2nd T. Hnwkc 21125; C: A. Rice 20125,
2nd R. Nvsh 19/21. 25T HCP: 1st T.
Hvwkc 28128, 2nd M. Mooney 27128,
3rd C. Foster 25126.
Cooma 12.7-97
Sunny, cold 123) - lOT DB 15M CD:
S. Mclntyrc. B. Deacon, P. Ewnrt, F.
Petticlla. W. Carmen 10110. SOT PS
Cmokwell21-6.97
Great 1431 - 1OT PS: N. Skcliy. N.
Nicholson, R. Howard. 25T SB
DAY-NIGHT SKEET SHOOT
Saturday 13th Septewrber 1997
12.00 noon sharp
Event
Event
Event
Event
1. 25tgt Cash Divide Eye Opener.
2. 50tgt Graded Championship.
3. 25tgt Doubles Cash Divide.
4.State Night Skeet Championship 5Otgt.
Graded - Sash Overall.
HIGH GUN EVENTS 1-4
President: D. McLeod (02) 9625 8631; Secretary: R. Hunt (02) 9601 7594 BH
September 1997
Australinn Clny Target Shooting News
Page 3 5
D. McTaggart 23125, B. Hunter
22/25;C: P. Harris 24125.B. Heagney
22/25. B. Humphties 21125. HG: G.
Laneaster 1241125.
Gunning-Dalton 5-7-97
Overcast, showers (261 - 10T PS: M.
Campbell, C. Anderson, A.M. Barton,
D. Power. 20T DB: AA: G. Karolis, P.
Sehimmcr; A: A. Barton, B. Cole; B:
M. Campbell; C: A. Bamie. 10T SB:
AA: D. Power, G. I<arolis; A: A.
Barton, B. Cole; B: C.S. Skelly, M.
Campbell: C: R. Pollock, A. Bamic, N.
Privctt. 25T HCP: 1st P. Watchson,
2nd D. Power. 3rd Mrs. W. Barton.
Saturday 25th October
1997, 9.00am start
**NOTE CHANGE OF STARTING TIME**
(Siruared off Gohhs Bridge 16kms north ofWagga Wagga on the
Coolamon Road - turn left ia the gnain shril)
Evrnr I .
Evrnr 2.
Evenr 3.
Saturday, 12.00 noon start
Event I . IOtgt Double B a m l EO CD. $10
Event 2. 20tgt Single Barrel 15m. $17, OS $2
1st & 2nd AA,A.B.C.
Event 3. 25tgt West Bogan Double Barrel C'ship. $17. OS $2
1st & 2nd AA,A.B,C.
More events time permitting.
Evenl 4. 20pr Western Zone Night Deauville Doubles C'ship. $20
Event 4.
Sunday, 9.00am start
September 1997
Ovcn~llSash & Case of Winchester Cartridges.
AA,A.B,C I s r Ribh~m& 112 case of
Winchester Cartii<lgn.
AA.A.B.C 2nd 4 packets of Winchester C;!rrriiiges.
Optional Sweep$l an 25 targets.
O.A.M.P.S. Rohinam Insurance Brokers 25rgt
Paintscor~.C'ship. Noms $ I5
Overall Sash 6 $100; AA,A.B,C 1st Rihhon & $50;
A.A,B.C 2nd $20.
Oprintlal Swccp $1 on 25 targets.
Riverinn Fuel Supplies 25rgt Uoilblr Barrel C'ship.
Ovrmll Stlsh &C>rsc nf Winchrsrrr Carrri~iges.
AA.A.B.C Isr Ribbon & 112 case of
Winchester Cartridges.
AA.A,B.C 2nd 4 ~rackrrsof Winchester Cartiiiips.
Oprional Sweep $1 an 25 targrrs.
0 p t i ~ ~ n a l O v r r ;Swrri,$l
~ll
on Events 1 , 2 . 3 , 4
Chris blan,n Mcmorial Chiwnpion ofChampians
(20tgt- 5tgt LIB. 5rgr PS. 5rgr SB. 5tgr L>B H'cap)
Shoorcn ro qilalify br this event will he Overall &
Grade Winners froin Events 1, 2 & 3 and Isr, 2nd &
3rd in Hi~ndicap.
Overall Sash & $300; AA,A.B,C Isr Rihhm.
Event 5. 20tgt Poiniscore I5m. $17, OS $2 1st & 2nd AA,A,B.C.
Event 6. 20tgt Double Barrel Handicap Calcutta Event. $17. OS $2
1st to 5th Trophies + Front Marker.
Event 7. 20pr Double Rise. $20, OS $2
1st & 2nd AA,A,B.C.
OVERALL HlGH GUN - $500 TRAVEL VOUCHER
INTERMEDIATE HlGH GUN
AA,A,B,C, LADY. JUNIOR & VETERAN HlGH GUN SASHES
Total nominations $1 18; OS $10
Blakes Fuel Distrihun~n25rgr Hnniiicap. Norns $15
1st Sash & Trophy; Trophy 2nJ.3rd.4rl1.5rh.6rh.
Optional Sweep $1 on 25 targets.
Turners Earthmoving 25rgr Single Barrel C'ship.
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OVERALL H I G H G U N EVENTS 1,2,3.4 S A S H
B & BTye Scnior High Gun (shuorrts 6 0 years & over) Sash &
Trophy. Rriiucrd noms Ladies, V e t e m s & Juniors - noms $45
shooting full progfinnmr
C a n r r m 6,~cilities& ammunition availahlr
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Ground location: Sydney/Marconi Clay Target Complex, Heathcote Road, Menai
Sunday 7th September
Southern Zone Double
WAS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR 21ST SEPTEMBER 1997, WILL NOW
BE ADDED TO 7TH SEITEMBER 1997 SHOOT
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
25tgt Double Barrel Graded Sweepstakes. $10
20tgt Double Barrel Cash Handicap. $20
$6 targets, $14 to prize pool.
Div 1st 50%, 2nd 20%, 3rd lo%, 4th to 7th 5%.
50tgt Double Barrel Championship. $22
Overall H i g h G u n
Saturday & Sunday 4th & 5th October - 10.00am start
25tgt Double Barrel Cash Handicap. $20
$7 targets, $13 t o prize pool.
Div 1st 50°/o, 2nd 20°/o, 3rd lo%, 4th t o 7th 5%.
This event to be conducted over two days with qualifying rounds froni 10.00am
to 5.30pm both days, with shoot-off to commence at 6.30pm under lights
Sunday evening.
Upon nominating for this event shooters will be squadded to shoot the 25tgt
ASAP and possibles will qualify for shoot-off at 6.30pm Sunday in order of
qualifying. Shooters not shooting a possible can re-nominate and shoot again
with no limit on number of times. Shoot-off conditions: Miss & out.
Target only shooting both Trap & Skeet both days from 10.00arn
Competition Graded Sweepstakes froin 11.00ain Sunday
Full canteen both days
Sunday 19th October
Marconi Marathon 100 & Graded Teams Event
September 1997
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S y d n e y 4-7-97
Cold & windy night 145) - 75T AMER
STYLE SB: OA: T. Arvanitakes
72175: M: C. Rootes 71175. 2nd P.
Athnnnpoulos 63175: A: L. Trew
69/76, 2nd T. Psnrakis 68175: B: M.
Crews 901100, 2nd J. Adamopouloe
891100; C: C. Plesses 68/75, 2nd J.
Newcastle-Lake Maoqvnrie
Moulamein 27-7-97
Port M a e q u s r i e 13-7-97
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Fine &coal (151 10T EO CD: 7 POSS~.
bles. GOT HCP: 1st B. Somcrs, 2nd G.
Brawn, 3rd K. Neill. 20PRDD: 1st G.
HuyncsK. hfe\Vhirtor, 2nd K.
NeilVB. Ncill.
S y d n e y 6.7-97
Fine (701 IOOT SB AMER STYLE
C'SHP: OA: 1. Merrick 1211124; AA:
A. Jones 1181124, 2nd A. Del Ben
9W00p; A: L. Smith 961100, 2nd C.
Sheny 96110o: B: M. Crews 911100,
2nd J. Adamopoulor 901100; C: G.
Foukas 951100, 2nd D. Porri 881100.
GOPR DR AMER STYLE: OA: A. Del
Ben 891100; AA: A. Piazza 1021120,
2nd I. Merrick 1011120; A: L. ICohler
831100, 2nd C. Sherry 8UlOU: B: J.
Pmcapiou 781100, 2nd J. Cnmilleri
751100; C: G. Foukvs 661100, 2nd D.
Perri 651100. HG: OA: A. Dei Ben
1841200; AA: I. Momick 1811200; A:
C. Sherry 1721200; B: M. Crews
1641200; C: G. Foukvs 1611200.
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New S o u t h Wales 26-7-97
Overcast 1401 . IOOT SPORTING
CLAYS: A i : Ii. Scarics 96. 2nd P.
\Veils 87; A: G. Clarke 83, 2nd N.
Nichols 81: B: C. Langlcy 77+10,2nd P.
Kouroupis 7718; C: C. Irlilner 68, 2nd
J.Alivmr 64: VET: R. Dnwson 74,2nd J.
Diamond 71: LADY: D. Walker 66.
Very cold night 1381- 20T DB: 4Possibles. 50T PS: OA & A: T. Alvanitnkcs
1491160. 2nd F. Gee 1441150; AA: P.
Athvnasouauios 1481150. 2nd I.
Newcastle-Lake Mnequnrie 7-6.97
Fino 127) - 20T DB: M: I. Lee 20120,
2nd G. Baker. J. Paul 19/20; A: G.
Petrina '1391150; B: G: Lysnght
1431150, 2nd M. Gomcs 1401150; C:
T. hlihas 1381150, 2nd J. Hamoonis
1351150. HG: T. Awanitakes 169/170.
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-. -,--
EIN CLAY
T m G E T CLUB INC.
. -.
Narrabr
Target
SKEET * 250TGTS * SKEET
13th & 14th September
TWO D N
27th September, 1.00pm start
Event 1. 60tgt Medley C'ship AA,A,B,C 1st & 2nd. $20
ZOtgt DB, 20tgt SB, 20tgt PS.
OS $1each 20tgt.
Sponsored by:A.W. & Y Robinson.
Event 2. 20tgt Single Barrel C'ship A,B,C 1st & 2nd.
$8,OS $1
Sponsored by: G. & K. Gragules Moulamein
Milk Bar.
Night:
Event 3. 5tgt Continental EO SS. $4
Event 4. 25tgt Douhle Barrel Cont. A,B,C 1st & 2nd.
$10, 0s $1
Sponsored by: D. & B. Kelly.
Open High Gun on Evenls 1,2,3,4- Case of Shells
High Gun Events 1,2,3,4 Ladies, Juniors and Veterans - Sash
Reduced nominations for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
Page 40
cnAMproNsnr ~s
3 Events
GOODTARGETS
* GOODFOOD
* GOODCOMPANY
9 OOam start both days
Pres~dentG Bayl~s(02) 6792 3056 AH,
Secretary R Faber (02) 6792 2868 AH
Camping available on grounds
*
September 1997
NEW SOUTH WALES CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC.
I997 State Trap
Carniva
Cecil Park C.T.C. - 4th, 5th, 6ih October
Sashes and Medals are presented as Trophies to all Grades for a basic
nomination and an optional graded cash prize division IS added for those who wish to enter.
This means CASH, CASH, CASH !!!!!
SATURDAY 4TH
Zone Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Event - 25tgt Pointscore
Event 1. 50tgt State Handicap.
Sponsored by Fyshwick Firearms.
Event 2. 25pr State Double Rise Championship.
SUNDAY 5TH
Event 3. 50tgt State Single Barrel Championship.
Event 4. 50tgt State Double Barrel Championship.
Sponsored by Winchester.
Junior & Womens Double Barrel Championships in conjunction
Sponsored by N.S.W. Firearms Safety Awareness Council
Medals for lst, 2nd & 3rd
MONDAY 6TH
Event 5. 50tgt State Pointscore Championship.
Sponsored by Horsley Park Gun Shop
Event 6. State Teams Matches
** Trophies OA & lst,2nd,3rd AA,A,B,C Grades - High Guns OA,AA,A,B,C
Grades **
** State Team Selection over Events 3, 4 & 5. Zone Teams Competition Event 5 **
** All C'ships - Basic noms $20 - Graded Cash Prize Division $10 - Sweeps **
** Medal for best W, J, SJ & V each Event. Medal for W, J, SJ & V High Guns **
Camping available on grounds
** The Association acknowledges the financial support given by the **
** N.S.W. Department of Sport & Recreation **
N.S.W.C.T.A.: (02) 6361 4443; Cecil Park C.T.C.: (02) 9601 7594 BH
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September 1997
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P. Lyons, M. Lyons, S. Guest, G.
Tabdn, D. Turner. R. Allen. D.
Coleman 10110. 50T WAGGA GC DB
CONT C'SHP: OA: S. Guest 53153:
Wllton Road, Awaba. Ph (02) 4950 5111
OPEN DAY
OPEN D.T.L.
Sunday 14th September 1997
Starts 9.30am
Event 1.50tgt Double Barrel. $25
Trophies OA & 1st each Grade.
Event 2.25tgt Pointscore. $17
Event 3.30tgt Double Rise. $18
Total noms: $6
Taree-Wingham 27-7-97
Cloudy & drizzle I161 15T DB CD:
AA: D. Harris, B. Haopcr 15/15; A: D.
Pasfield, P. Thompson 15115: B: P.
Ryan 15/15, W. Pine, D. James 14/15;
C: S. Wallis 13/15. S. Wallis J n r
11115. IOPR DR CD: AA: D. Harris
16120.B. Hooper 14120;A: D. Pasfield
15120, G. Brown 12/20; B: P. Ryan
15120, W. Pine 13120: C: S. Wallis
14120, S. Wallis J n r 10120. 15PR DR
CLUB C'SHP: OA & A: P. Thompson
35140, D. Pastield 24130; AA: D.
Harris 33/40, B. Haoper 24130; B: P.
Ryan 22/30, D. James 21130; C: Scott
Wallis 23130, Steve Wallis 20130.
25PR DD TPRKY: 1st B. Hoooer/D.
James 27129, 2nd P. ~ h o m p s o d ~ c a t t
Wallis 26129.
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Wakehvrst 13.7-97
Cold, rainy 127) - 30T 15M CONT
C'SHP: OA: T. Czinkcr 28/30; A: A.
Banello 27130. 2nd P. E~gelbrecht
26130: B: C. McMahon 28/33, 2nd J.
Demetriou 27133: C: G. Foukas 26/31,
2nd M. Bush 25131
W a k e h u r s t 27-7-97
Pine 126) - SIDE-BY-SIDE CBHP
30T 15M: 1st G. Poukas. 2nd C.
Muscat. 3rd C. Seiduna; JNR: B.
Rose.
HIGH GUN SASHES & TROPHIES
OVERALL & 1ST EACH GRADE
REDUCED NOMS LADIES, JUNIORS &VETS
Saturday 6th September 1997,
10.00am start
75pr Southern Zone
Double Trap C'ship
Plus 25pr Final
$60.00plus Sweeps optional
Zone Badge plus Cash
1861190.
Gibbons, R. Sagse.
Wsgga 6-7-97
Cold &fine 1281 - 10T DB CONT EO:
R. Ehlcrs, W. Burton, G. Campbcll.
+
Sunday 7th September 1997,
10.00am stalt
75pr N.S.W. State
Double Trap C'ship
Plus 25pr Final. State Sash plus Cash
B u r n i e 5-7-97
Fine & cool 1301 - 2ST SKTI2GT
SKT DBLS: A: S. Webb 49/51; B: B.
Smith SOlSS; C: A. Spinks 45151.
30T DB CONT: A: C. Rockliff 30133;
B: P. Roekliff 26131: C: D. Whelan
26/30. 30T SB: A: S. Wcbb 27/30; B:
H. VandcrWerf 25130; C: D. Whclan
28130.15PR DR: A; S . Webb 28/30; B:
H. VanderWerf 22/30; C: D. Wholvn
23/30. HG SASH: S. Webb 1281141.
CONT PS: OA & AA: S. Yates
1491150; A: S. Webb 1411150: B: S.
Coates 1361150: C: A. Brain
1351150. HG: S . Yates 2151225.
In conjunction Womens State Double Trap C'ship
$60.00plus Sweeps optional
Marconi President: Len Crema (02) 9604 0125.
mobile018415 143
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Australian Clay
lrget Shooting News
H o b a r t 29-6-97
Fine & sunny 129) - 25T DB: AA: A.
Kcnny 25125: A: G. Jackman 25125:
B: 0. Hallam 24125; C: B. Schild
September I997
a:
25125. 25T PS:
A. Kcnny 75175;
A: N. Mayne 69/78: B: B. Barrow
70175: C: B. Scbiid 58175. 25T DB
CONT: M I. Moody 25125: A: N.
Mayne 34/36; B: C. Kenny 25125; C:
K. Rayner 24125. lOPR DR: M S.
Browning 16120; A: R. Gnnvood
14120; B: M. Stingle 18120: C: B.
Schild 12120. 25T ACTA SKT: A: S.
Browning 25125; B: D. Weeks 25125;
C: M. Stingle 22125.
H o b a r t 27-7-97
Mild with some light showers (291 25T DB: M: T. Bennett 28128: A:
R. Garwood 24125; B: G. Clealy
41143: C: K. Rvynor 23125. 25T PS:
AA: S. Browning 75175: A: A.
Bennett 73175; B: G. Clcary 72175;
C: K. Raynor 68175. 50T SOUTHERN DISTRICTS OLYMPIC TRAP
CSHP: OA & B: I. Moody 46/50: A: S .
Browning 45/50; C: D. Hill 42/50.
50T ACTA SKT: A: S. Browning
61162: B: B. Barrow 47150; C: Dot
Hill 45150.
Alice S p r i n g s 6-7-97
5 T EO: B. Evans, Tanya Luker, A.
Brown 515. 20T DB: B. Evans, A.
Brown, P. O'Grady, M. Alleman
20120. 20T PS: B. Evans 58160:A.
Brown 57/60, Marlccn Niland
53160, Traeey Harker 43160, J.
Niland 49160. 20T SB: B. Evans
ISU Sub-committee 31-5-97
Cold I l l 1 - 50T TRNCH SS: A: G.
Biaskett 45150: B: P. Griocton
43150: C: R. Knies 40150. 50T
TRNCH: A: G. Biaskett 47150; B: B.
Howell 42150: C: J. Bainbridge
41150. 25PR DrPRAP: A: G. Blaskctt 42150: B: P. Gricnon 31150: C: T.
ISU S u b . C a m m i t t e e 12-7-97
Cold & fino I121 - TAS ISU SUBCOMMITTEE: lOOT ISU SKEET:
OA & A: S. Browning 82/100: B: N.
Wobb 811100: C: P. Cooper 691100.
T a s m a n i a n 13-7-97
134) - 25T SKT HCP: Is1 R. Meikie
73173. 2nd C. Rockliff 72173. 3rd J.
Sturzaker 40141: BEST JNR: W.
Groves 23125. 25T SKT: A: T.
Symons 33/31; B: W. Gmves 25125: C:
K. Hibbie 23125. 50T DB: M: S.
Yates 54154: A: C. Rockliff 49150; B:
R. Groves 50150; C: B. Groves
49150.
19/20, A. Brown 18120. Tanya
Lakor 18120, Tracey Harker 15120,
J. Niland 14/20. 30T MIXED CLUB
HCP: 1 s t Tanya Lnker 58/60, 2nd
Tmccy Harker 53160,3rd A. Brawn
47150. 4th R. Evans 46150, 5th M.
Alleman 40150. HG: B. Evans
1431150.
d 997 N.T.C."FbA.
1.S.U. Carnivai
DARWIN
CLAY
TARGET
CLUB
Saturdav 6th September 1997.1.00vm
Event 1.75tgt I.S.U. Trap.
Event 2.75tgt I.S.U. Skeet
Sundav 7th Se~tember1997.9.00am
Event 3. 50tgt I.S.U. Trap & Final.
Event 4. 50tgt I.S.U. Skeet & Final.
Event 5. 75pr I.S.U. Double Trap & Final.
Sashes & Badges for Overall & 1st in
A,B,C Grades
All events: $35 nomination fee
Contact Greg Chan (President)
ph (08) 8981 6398
September 1997
Albany 29-6.97
Fine but cold I211 - 50T SI<T HCP:
1st G. Jvnnings 73179, 2nd D. Sobik
72179.3rd K. Paterson 69176.25T DB
HCP: 15M & FORWARD: J. Crock
23125 15m: lGM & BACK: A. Durn
22125 18m. 25T DB FTS 15M: 1st D.
Sabik 70/15.2nd I<. Patemon 66.3rd J.
Croek 64.
Collie 28-6.97
Fino 1161 75T DB: M: N. Nowey
74175: A: V. Heard 75/72: B: G.
Kutzor 74/75,
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Collie 13-7.97
Wet & horrible (16) - SOT DB CLUB
C'SHP: 1st M. Cubic 50150, 2nd D.
Fox. N. Dowey 49150; FM: Metr. P.
Miragliottu.
MIXED TARGETS
CLUB C'SHP: 1st D. Fox. 2nd P.
Tyler, 3rd T. Kent.
Eastern Goldfields 31-5&1-6.97
Fine & mild 1861. HEADFRAME 25T
DB 15M: OA: T. Calling 7917% AA: T.
Frascr 61162. 2nd R. Bailey 59160; A:
M. Bosehetti 76179. 2nd G. Wuiff
47146; B: B. Pritchard 42143. 2nd hl.
Kelly 41143: C: T. fiec 26128, 2nd hl.
Wright 25128. SUPERPIT 25T SR
15M: OA: M. Boschetti 26126; M T.
Catling 32133, 2nd L. Shipp 37139: A:
G. WulR25126,Bnd R. Skony 24/25: B:
E. Hoggard 23125, 2nd A. Sexton
33138: C: T. Frce 22125, 2nd N.
Braund 20125. GORDON MILE 25T
DB PTS ISM: OA: J. Dizinno 74175:
M: T. Frusev 73175, 2nd S. Forsyth
1291132: A: G. Wuiff 81/84, 2nd B.
Voddcn 71184: B: M. Kcliy 83187, 2nd
R. Day 82/01: C: T. Frce 77187, 2nd
M. Wright 74/87. SANDELWOOD
HCP 25T DB: 1st S. Forsyth 37137.
2nd A. Sexton 36137. 3rd G. Shim
27128. 4th V. Heard 25/26, 5th hil.
Watson 46147. 6th R. Holtfreta45147, 7th N. Brvund 29/31.
PROSPECTOR 25T DB CONT: OA:
D. Fox 68/69: M: P. Strike 67168,
2nd M. Watson 58159: A: M. McDonald
64165, 2nd E. Toomcy 28129: B: R.
Harrison 36137, 2nd R. Day 24125; C:
M. Wright 28/30, 2nd G. Bowden
27130.50T DB STATE CONT C'SHP:
OA: T. Catling 52/52: AA: G. I(e1ly
92193, 2nd P. Strike 91/93, 3rd S.
Fol.syth 70172: A: B. Vodden 51152.
2nd M. Hatch 60161, 3rd E. Toomey
59161: B: R. Harrison 49150, 2nd E.
Haggard 48152.3rd Julie Wood 47152:
C: C. Shirvington 42150. 2nd G.
Poul.san 49158. 3rd P. Holmvn 48158.
LUCICY STRIKE 25T DB 15M: OA:
S. Forsyth 72172: M R . Bnilcy 5950.
2nd B. Humphrey 52153: A: M.
Roschctti 71/72,2nd K Grccn 41112: UR. Harrison 50151. 2nd G. Piekersbill
35136 C: G. Pcamon 28/30. 2nd M.
Ivonkav 27130. HG: OA: T. Frascr
2431300; L A D C. Pallitt 2131300:
JNR: M. Kellv 2311300: VET: R. HoltE a s t e r n Goldfields 7-6.97
Fine
lOPR DR: OA: E. Hoggard
19/20; AAIA: M. Roweil 15120: C: C.
Bowdcn 16120. 50T DTL CLUB
C'SHP: OA: S. O'Bricn 50150: AAIA:
M. Rowcli 49/50; B: Julic Wood 47.50;
C: G. Pcarson 44150.
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TAIdGET CLUB ING.
presents
Cherry Tree
Carnival
Saturday 1st November, 8.30am
Event 1. 25tgt Double Barrel.
Event 2.50tgt Handicap STATE TITLE.
Event 3. 25tgt Double Barrel Pointscore.
All Events Graded
Cherry Tree Pool
Cha&pionship
Sunday 2nd November, 8.30am
"
Open Intermediate " Veterans " Ladies ':
Juniors
T h e Committee reserves t h e right to alter the programme
Contact President: Ian Coleman (08) 9821 4836 AEI,
Fax (08) 9821 0012
Page 4 3
Geraldton Fishermen's Co-Operative - Rock Lobster Processors and Exporters
50tgt Double Barrel Championship - Miroku Challenge- 50tgt Pointscore lnshore
Electronics Championship -25tgt Calcutta Air Ticket to Melbourne
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Pool Trap open: Friday 12.45-1.15pm &
Saturday 7.45-8.15pm
Pool Trap open: Sunday 7.45-8.15am
Friday 19th September,
Sunday 21st September,
8.30am start
Event 1. 25191 Cash Divide. Norns $12
50% noms to each Grade AA,A,B,C.
Event 2.25pr Commonwealth Double Rise C'ship.
Overall winner Trophy & Sash.
Ist, 2nd each Grade AA.A.B,C - Juniors, Ladies &
Sponsoredby: St. George Bank Ltd.
Saturday 20th September,
8.30am start
Event 3. 25tgt Pointscore Zone C'ship. Norns $13
Ist, 2nd each Grade AA,A,B,C.
Sponsored by: Energy Power & Systems.
Event 4. 50tgt Double Barrel Inshore Electronics C'ship.
Ist, 2nd each Grade AA,A,B,C - Juniors, Ladies, &
Sponsoredby: lnshore Electronics.
Event 5. 50tgt Geraldton Fishermen's Co-op C'ship.
Overall winner Trophy. Sash & $200.
1st $100,2nd $50,3rd $25 each Grade
Ist, 2nd each Grade AA.A,B,C - Juniors, Ladies &
Sponsoredby: Geraldton Fishermen's CO-'O~Pfy.Ltd.
Sash awarded over besl score on Saturday programme
A.C.T.A. Handicap Cards must be presented when nominating
Committee reserves the right toalter pr>gramme ifnecessary
The Club accepts no liability lor any damage to any person or propelly
Enquiries 10: Presidenl Mick Watson (08) 9921 1078
Secretary Scott Jackson (08) 9964 2905
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Event 6. IOtgt Pointscore Pages Special Norns $7
Overall winner - Portable Lighting Plant.
Sponsored by: Pages Auto Electricians.
Event 7. 25tgt Calcutta (Grades: C-12m, 6-15111, A-16m,
AA-18m). Norns $14
Overall winner - Return Airfare to Melbourne.
Sponsoredby: E. Toomey & B. Boschelti.
Event 8. 30tgt Handicap Miroku Challenge. Noms $30
1st place Miroku Shotgun - 2nd to 11th place
Crayfish.
Juniors,
Sponsored
Ladies
by: Fuller
& Veterans.
Firearms Group & Fishermen
Members.
Event 9. 25tgt Single Barrel District C'ship. Norns $13
Ist, 2nd each Grade AA,A,B,C.
Sponsored by: Taylor Marine.
Crayfish & Salad Lunches
MORNING & AFTERNOON TEAS
Breakfast on t h e grounds cooked by expert chefs
Mick Watson & Bertie Boschetti -available from
6.00am. Bar Facilities available
HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 3,4,5,6,7,8 & 9
OVERALL HIGH GUN SASH & STERLING SILVER
SPONSORED BY: MITCHELL FUEL DISTRIBUTORS
LADIES PERPETUAL HlGH GUN TROPHY DONATED
BY JACK & LAUREL HARTLEY
VETERAN & JUNIOR HlGH GUNS SPONSORED BY
STUARTS MENSLAND
BARBECUE AT THE FINISH OF THE SHOOT ON
SUNDAY NIGHT
BACK YOURSELF TO WIN IN THE 25TGT DOUBLE BARREL CALCUTTA AIRFARE TO THE TRAP NATIONALS
THE CALCUTTA AUCTION WlLL BE HELD ON SATURDAY NIGHT SHORTLY AFTER SHOOTING CONCLUDES
AA-l8M. A-16M, B-15M & C-12M
SYNDICATES WELCOME
RULES & CONDITIONS WlLL BE EXPLAINED PRIOR TO THE AUCTION COMMENCING
WER &SYSTEMS; ST. GEORGES
FULLER FIREARMS; PAGES AUT
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Aust~.alinnClay Target Shooting News
September 1997
International Shooting Complex, Whiteman Park, Perth
Saturday 27th Se~tember.8.30am start
Event I.
50tgt W.A.C.T.A. Skeet Championship. $21
First round 25 Zone Skeet Teams Event.
AA,A,B,C Ist, 2nd, 3rd & best unplaced Lady, Veteran & Juniol-.
Sponsored by: Concourse Four Wheel Drive. ,
Event 2. 50tgt State Skeet Championship. $22
AA,A,B,C Ist, 2nd, 3rd & best unplaced Lady, Veteran & Junior.
Sponsored by: Lesley Ann Fishing Company.
The State Skeet Team will comprise o f 1 5 sl~ooterswho achieve the lziglzest aggregate ovo- El~erztsI & 2.
These shoofers will fire a.further 50 targets to deter-mine tlzeirfirzol ranking in tile tecrnz. Tlzc Prcsentafiorl qf
all Skeet Trophies ivill,follow !I?@ concl~lsiorzo f tlze day's shoorirzg.
Sundav 28th September. 8.30am start
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
Winchester Junior Teams Match.
W.A.C.T.A. Champion of Champions. $25
2Otgt Double Barrel, 20tgt Pointscore, 20tgt Single Barrel.
AA,A,B,C 1st. Znd, 3rd &best unplaced Lady, Veteran &Junior.
Sponsored by: Express
50tgt State Double Barrel Championship. $22
AA,A,B,C lst, 2nd, 3rd & best unplaced Lady, Veteran & Junior.
Sponsored by: Shane Williams Autos.
In conjunction with the Junior State Championship.
Sponsored by: Roy Alexander (Himselt) & Sons.
Mondav 29th Se~tember,8.30am start
Event 6. 50tgt Single Barrel State Championship. $22
AA,A,B,C 1st. 2nd. 3rd & best unplaced Lady, Veteran &Junior.
Sponsored by: Latitude Fisheries.
Event 7. 5Otgt State Double Barrel Pointscore Championship. $22
First round 25 Zone Trap Teams Event.
AA,A,B,C lst, 2nd, 3rd &best unplaced Lady, Veteran &Junior.
Sponsored by: Ian McGeoch & Kevin Wright.
T l ~ eStcrte T m p Te~1171
will conlprise of 15 shooters who achieve tile highcjst aggregate over Events 5.6 & 7.
These shooter.^ wi11,fire a,firrther 50 targets to deterr7zirze tlzeir,final ra~zkirzgi17 the tenm. After co~~zl>letion
of
tlze T e a ~ n
placirzgs arlv .slzoot-qff required to detennirze Crrrrzivnl Higll Glrns will be corzdlrcted and the pre,sentrrtior~.sof all trophies 1vil1,fOllo~~
irn~z~ediatelv.
TRAP TEAM HIGH GUN & SKEET TEAM HIGH GUN WINNERS
will each receive 9ct Yellow Gold Badge compliments of Carlo Romeo Jewellers
THE CARNIVAL HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1.2.4.5.6.7
OPEN HIGH GUN SPONSORED BY STRATCO
LADIES HIGH GUN SPONSORED BY LAMBERT & HELEN JACKSON
JUNIOR HIGH GUN SPONSORED BY DAVID FOX & VETERANS HIGH GUN
JUNIORS 50L%O F STATED NOMS
OLIMPYC TARGETS ARE USED
BBQ ON SUNDAY NIGHT BBQ PACKS AVAILABLE
Targets: Black targets will be used for Skeet and full fluros for Trap
Practice: Open 7.30am daily and will remain available unless instructed otherwise
Catering: Full catering and bar facilities will be available
For further information:President: Elaine Forward 08) 9825 1137 AH; Vice-President: J i m Turner (08)9537 1079 AH
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September 1997
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1241125. 2nd K. Green 1221125 B: E.
Hoggsrd 7U75,2nd M. Ho$vley'i~76:
C: M. lwanki 69/75. 2nd B.J. Sims
45. HG: S. O'Brien 1701175.
. ".
Eastern Goldfields 6.7-97
Fine - 25T DB HCP: 1st J. Green
25125, 2nd J. Neve 24125, 3rd E.
Hoggvrd 27i28. 10T WALK-UP:
AAIA: J. Neve 6110.8: J.Cmcn 5/10. C:
c. ~ o w 5/10.
d ~ ~~
O P ROR: iWAj J.
Nevc 18/20: B: R. Day 24130; C: D .
Donker 21/30.
Eastern Goldfields 20.7-97
FinolOdepeer 1271 10T DB EO: B.
Pritchard. G. Pearson, M. Neve, T.
Frcc. 0 . Brawn, S. O'Brien, M.
Rowell 10110. 25T DB: AA&A: M.
Howlcy, M. Rowell 25125; B: J. Wood
25125: C: M. Wright, M. Ivankiv, T.
Free 22/25. 50T PS CLUB C'SHIP:
OA: M. Howlcy 1471159 AA&A: S.
O'Bricn 1431156. 2nd J. Ncvo
1401150; B: J. Green 1441159, 2nd M.
Nevc I40/150: C: T Free 1361150,
2nd G. Bowden 1341150.
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Fine & sunny 1261- 25T DB: G. Kelly,
N. Watron. M. Boschctti, B.
Boschetti 25125. 25T SB: G. Icelly, B.
Boschctti 24iP5. 25T PS: B. Boschetti
75175. 25T CONT: G. Kelly 34134.
HG:G. Kelly. AGG: R. Bailcy.
Fino 1101- C L U B 10'r HCP: I<.
Green
10110. 50T PS: OA & A: K:Green
1471150: B: D. Nowland 1301150; C:
S. Gray 1171150. HG: I<. Green
1571160.
Northam & D i s t r i c t 29.6-97
fine & suntly 1131 - 25T DB125T
SBl25T CONT CLUB CSHP: OA &
A: J. Fissiol 73175; B: B. Chandler
70175: C: R. IVohh. 53/75. CONT
CLUB CBHP WINNER: R. Holtfrctcr 25125.
N o r t h n m & D i s t r i c t 20.787
Pine br sunny 191 25T DB. A: R.
Holtfretor 24125; B: B. Chandler
24125: C: R.J. Wcbb 21/25. 2ST DB
PTS: A: R. HoltBTter 66175; B: B.
Chandlcr 71175; C: P. Adnmini 53/75.
15PR DR: A: R. Haltfrctcr 27130; B:
L. Rcynolds 23130: C: R.J. Wobb
15130. IOT IVALI<-UP: A: R. Holtfreter 6/10: B: B. Chandler, R. Suunderson 6/10: C: P. Adomini. R.J.
Wcbb 5/10.
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Championships
TWO DAY SHOOT
13TH & 14TH SEPTEMBER 1997
West Australian 6.7-97
Wet - 75T SIff: B:J. Coci 6V75.2nd A.
Fcrreo 64176:'C: J. King 68/75,2nd C,
Alcrvndcr 60175.3rd L. Wnlsh 53175.
SATURDAY 13TH, 8.30AM START
EVENT 1. 25tgt Silver C l t y Hand~cap.Norns $1 5
1st 2nd, 3rd, 4th Trophies.
EVENT 2. 25tgt West End Pointscore C'ship. Norns
$15 + $2 0s
Graded AA,A,B,C; 1st Sash &Trophy,
West Australian 13-7.97
IYct - lOOT SKT: DA: hl. Pantn
9911W. AAIA: C. Beriini 981100,2nd S.
Gibson 961100 B: L. Shut.man
951100, 2nd S. Forayth 931100; C: J.
Icing 841100.
EVENT 3. 25tgt S~lverC~tyDouble Barrel C'sh~p
Noms $15 + $2 OS
Graded AA.A,B,C, 1st Sash & Trophy.
West Australian 20-7-97
Perfect 2 W DBl25T SBI25T HCP:
AA: B. Svdler 7117.5: A: 1C Skey
71176: B: L. Snwycr 66175, 2nd A.
Brown 65175, C: A. Coleman 61/75,
EVENT 4. 25tgt S~lverC ~ t ySingle Barrel C'sh~p.
Noms $15 + $2 OS
Graded AA,A,B,C; 1st Sash &Trophy,
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West A l l r t r n l i a n 27-7-97
Fine - 75T SKT: MA: M. punta
73115, 2nd D, ICnight 72175; R: M.
Yoke 69175; C: C. Hvllntt 67175. 2nd J.
King65175.3rd J. Rose 64/75,
HlGH GUNS ON SATURDAY PROGRAMME O N L Y
OVERALL HlGH GUN SASH &TROPHY
4 GRADE HlGH GUNS SASH ONLY
LADIES, VETERANS, JUNIOR HlGH GUN SASH ONLY
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EVENT 1. Sport~ngClays 25tgt Norns $15
Graded A,B,C; 1st Sash &Trophy,
EVENT 2. 75tgt + 25tgt Broken Hlll Ball Trap C'ship
Norns $35 + $3 OS
Graded OA,A,B,C; 1st Sash &Trophy,
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September 1997
UNDO ROAD, BOLIVAR
SEPTEMBER
ANNUAL SKEET
27th, 28th, 29th
September 1997
Event 1.
Venue: State Shooting Park
Event 2.
Parks Road, Virginia, South Australia
Saturdav 27th 8; Sundav 28th. 9.30am
Event 1.
Event l a .
Event 2.
125tgt State Olympic Trap C'ship. $45
OA Sash; 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
75tgt State Women Olympic Trap C'ship.
$27. OA Sash; Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
125tgt State I.S.U. Skeet C'ship. $45
Event 2a.
75tgt State Women I.S.U. Skeet C'ship. $27
OA Sash; Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
1 & 2 shot 75tgt Saturday, 50tgt + Final Sunday
l a & 2a shot 50tgt Saturday, 25tgt + Final Sunday
50tgt Skeet Doubles C'ship. $15
Olall Sash; 1st & 2nd A,B,C.
50tgt Skeet Singles C'ship. $15
Sundav 14th, 10.30am
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
100tgt Skeet Singles C'ship. $30
2Otgt D.T.L. Handicap CD. $8
Ist, 2nd, 3rd.
25tgt D.T.L. Double Barrel CD. $9
1st & 2nd A,B,C.
Fridav 19th. 7.00om
Event 1.
50tgt Commonwealth Night Single Barrel
Event 2.
15tgt Night Pointscore CD. $6
1st & 2nd A,B,C.
Event 1.
100tgt Colin Jacobs Skeet C'ship. $30
25tgt Trench CD. $9
1st & 2nd A,B.C.
75tgt Singapore Airlines Champion of
Champions. $25
Olall & Grade Sashes; 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
Mondav 29th. 9.30am
Sundav 12th. 10.30am
OA Sash; Ist, 2nd. 3rd.
Event 2.
All Events
OVERALL SASH
S.A.C.T.A. PEWTER MEDALLIONS
Event 3.
Grade 2nd, Jnr & Vet (min 4 entrants)
Junior and Veteran (65) reduced noms
State Postal and Shoulder to Shoulder Teams as per
S.A.C.T.A. 1997 State Programme Book
Event 1.
Camping/Showersavailable on Grounds
Septombev 1997
Fridav 17th. 7.30wm
15tgt Night Double Barrel CD. $6
1st & 2nd A,B,C.
Event 2.
50tgt State Night Handicap. $16
Overall Ist, 2nd & 3rd.
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans (60) Reduced Noms
Camping/ Showers available on grounds
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Dip Road,
Mingbool(23km
19312W; B: A. Sehirmer 1891200: C: S.
Thompson 1791200.
Fontnnelli 25128. 0.4 HG: J. Finis
1161130.
International 6.7-97
Fine, cold (351 -50T B&R DO\VER SICT
CSHP: A: R. Dower 47/50, 2nd J. Finis
40150: 8: F. Caltagirone 46150, 2nd A.
Goadall 44150: C: A. Smith 44150.2nd J.
Zerafa 41150. 25T P. D'ALESSANDRO
TRNCH CSHP: OA & A: P. Marmorale
47150, 2nd J. Finis 43150: B: P. Marcaionni 43/50, 2nd B. Byrncs 21/25: C:
J. Zerafa 30135. 2nd &I. Panazzolo
29135. 10T EO: hi. Panazzolo. G.
Ri~hi~hi,
R. Ayrcs. A. Caltagirone. R.
Fleming, d. Finis, S. Halikiopoulm. P.
Fontanelli. P. Pearee 10110. 20T HCP:
1st A. Smith 24125, 2nd P. Marmorale
23125. 3rd J. Finis 28130. 25T DB
CBHP: OA & AA: G. Richiehi 56158.
2nd J. Finis 54/55: A: A. cultrgiione
57158, 2nd F. Caltagirone 40141; B : A.
Panazzolo 24127. 2nd ?i Atkinson
24126; C: S. Zoumis 26128.2 nd F.
hfallaln 29-6.97
Cool & overcast 128) - 20T OB: OA & A :
R, Fleming 34131: B: C. Meaney 2U223 C:
NE of Mounl Cambier)
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October Shoot Sunday 5th
Practice: 12.0$111; Start: 12.30~111
(S.A. time)
25tgt
Double Banel Graded Cash Divide. $8 A,B,C.
Double Barrel Graded C'ship. $14
OA Sash: 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
Sporrsored $: Asron Nebv~aanT i i i ~ b e r : ~ .
Prizes: 2 cases of shells.
30tgt
Double Barrel Graded C'ship. $14
OA Sash 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
S p o ~ t s o r e dby: " M e l l a Ynousin Stud! C ~ I I I / J Dobv,ir.
~,~OII
Prizes: 3 cases of shells.
30tgt
H I G H GUN S A S H
PRIZE POOL INCLUDES 5 CASES OF SHELLS!
S.A.C.T.A. Eastem Zone Carrr
20th & 21st September - Millicent Gun Club
(opposite saleyards, off Beachport Road)
SATURDAY
20TH SEPTEMBER - 12.30PM
START - MILLICENT SHOOT
Event 1. 50tgt Double Barrel C'ship.
1st & 2nd A4.A.B.C.
Event 2. 25lgl Double Barrel Handirvp.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. BM.
AA.A.B.C.L.J.V
Teams Trophy - 'Alex Steetc Memorial
Trophy"
Events 3-5. 4 registered shooters. all Clubs
cligible Vic.. S.A.. ctc.
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GAMBIER
CLUB
Chanfle t o Proeramme
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Event 2. 25tgl Double Barrel Handicap.
1st. 2nd. 3rd. BM.
Event 3. 25tgt Club Continental C'shlp.
1st & 2nd AA,A.B.C.
OVERALL HIGH GUN
D.T.L. J A C W T -
TGTS TGTS TGTS - TOP
TROPHY VALUE REDUCED
SUNDAY
21ST SEPTEMBER 10.00AM
START - EASTERN ZONE
CARNIVAL
H i g h Guns Two Day - Euenlr 1-5 in each qf
A4.A.B.C
Sunday - Events 3 - 5 in each of Overall.
SATURDAY 13TH SEPTEMBER 12.30PM START
Event I . 5Otgt Can~monweaithBall
rTap
hi^. ist & Ztld M,A,B,C.
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125 SUPERSHOOT
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AS pan of our 125 years of operatian celebration
a ~upcrshoathas becn arranged. The relebrallon
will provide shooters mth ereepiional vuluc.
already $0004 In trophy value has bcerl arranged
and trophies will be awnrdcd to 5th
place in all events. 125 Supershwt Programme:
Even1 I . 25tgt Potntscore C'ship.
Ist.2nd.3rd.4th.5lhA4.A.B.C.
Event 2. 25tgl Single Barrel C'shfp
Isl.2nd.3rd.4th.5thM.A.B.C.
Event3. 25tgt Double Barrel Handicap.
ls1.2nd.3rd.4th.Sth.BM.
Event I . 25tgt Double Barrel C'ship.
lst.2nd.3rd.4th.5thAA.A.B.C.
High G u n s : Ouerall. M.A.B.C.L,J.V
Nominations $ 6 0 J o r the dug and includes
aflernwn a BRQ teus
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September 1997
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'rankston-Australian 6-7-97
'erfeet I421 - 25T ITS: A: J. Attard
'7181: B: P. Grasso 65/75; C: R. Caieo
i2175. 50T ITS:A: P. Mills 1411150: B:
..J. Irons 1391150. C: R. Cnleo 931150.
iOT DB: A: C. dalen 64166: B: L.J.
rons 53156: C: C. calco 36150. 75T
IKT: A: A. Cousens 75/75: B: K. Ellis
15/06; C: P.M. Brawn 65175. 25T SKT
>BLS: A: D. Cunninghnlli 25125: B: A.
'rokec 22125: C: P.M. Brown 21125. 25T
PRNCH: A: C. Galen 23fZ6; 8: L. Lewls
16/25: C: J. Flcteher 21125.
?rrankston.Australian 13.7-97
iunny, cool 142) - 25T ITS: A: R.
qisbet 7475: B: L.J. irons 7on5: C: L.
61175. IOOT DB C'SHP: AA: D.
.unningham 1001100: A J. Lawndcs
141100: B: D. Ronniei 931100: C: L.
:aruso 911100. IOOT SKT C'SHP: AA:
2.
1101110: A G.
+
PI. S t e w 941100. 25T TRNCH: A: C.
Galcv 24125: B: M.\mitelaw 2U25: C: F.
Grssso 23125.
Fmnkston-Australian 27-7.97
Overcast, cool 1531 25T PTS: A: R.
Nishet 74/15: B: J. Turner 66/75: C: R.
Calm 66175. 50T DB DUKE .OF'
GLOUCESTER CUP: OA: S. Pilipnsidisi
69170; A: R. Willianls 54156: B: F:
Grnsso 48152: C: R. Calco 38/50. 501P
ITS: AA: J. Attrrd 1501150; A: R:.
Wilivrns 1471150: B: J. Turner 128/150;
C: C. Agius 1131150. 50T SKT: A: 1).
Cunnighvm 49/50: B: S. Hcwitt 4915'5:
C: P.M. Brawn 43150. SOT TWR ITS:1 9 :
J. Parscli 1471150: B: G. Rahm;in
1431150: C: B. Devries 1411150. 7RT
TRNCHIFINAL: OA: N. Pedu'ils
911100; A: S . Pilipasidis 65/75: B: D.
DiPietro GM5: C: R. Attsrd 56175.
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Aiexavrclva
Gun Club (Inc.))
Brooks Cutting off Swann Road
Sundav 7th September. 12.30pm
Event 1 lotgt Eye Opener
Event 2 20191 Double Barrel Graded Old Trout Opening C'shlp (Tallan Sa',h)
Event 3 2Otot Hand~cao
0uldoor Yrophies '
We have hosted this Championship with it's coveted sash for OV6i!r
20 years. Swing into Spring with us on the 7th it could be your*:
Pres: Jack Waolmer (03) 5772 1050; Secretary: Barry Pyke (03) 5772 11139
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Sunday 7th September 1997
9.30am start
Practice 8.OOam to 9.OOam
Event 1. 30tgt Pointscore Championship.
$15, LVJ $12
1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
Cerberus Gun Club
Saturday 6th Seotember. 12.00om start
Event 1. 1Otgt Po~ntscoreEO. $4
Event 2. 50tgt Double Barrel Annual C'ship. !;I8
Saturdav 4th October
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1Otgt EO, 30tgt DB, 25tgt H'cap.
11
Sec. C Carrol (03) 9775 7926
Mornington Clay Target Club (Inc.)
Saturdav 13th Seotember. 12.00om start
Event 1. 5pr Double Rise EO. $4
Event 2. 20pr Deauville Doubles. $8
Event 3. 20tgt Handicap. $8
Practice every Friday 4.30pm
Sec: Jeff Lowndes (03) 5975 4412
Nepean Clay Target Club (Inc.)
Saturdav 20th September, 12.00orn start
Event 1. 10tgt Double Barrel. $4
Event 2. 75tgt Graded. $22
Event 3. 15tgt Step-Back. $7
Fridav night 26th Seotember. 6.30om start
Event 1. 5Otgt Medley 25tgt DB + 25tgt Points.
Hon. Sec: Rod Scott; V~ce-Pres:Ken Rose
September 1997
Event 2. 3Otgt Miroku Challenge
Handicap. $30, LVJ $22
1st Miroku Grade 1 Trap Gun
2nd 2 cases of shells
3rd 1 case of shells
4th 112 case of shells
5th 114 case of shells
Event 3. 30tgt Double Barrel
Championship. $15, LVJ $12
1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
LADIES, JUNIORS & VETERANS
TROPHIES ON EACH EVENT
Food & refreshments available
Ausltralian Clay Target Shooting N e w s
Eehuoa Clay
Target @labllne.1
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Sundav 14th Se~tember.12.00 noon start
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5pr bouble ~ i s e ' ~ Noms
0 . $4
15pr Double Rise C'ship. Noms $10
Graded A,B,C 1st & 2nd.
30tgt Pointscore C'ship. Noms $10
Event 3.
3Otgt Double Barrel C'ship. Noms $10
Event 4.
Graded A.B,C 1st & 2nd.
HIGH GUN OVER FULL PROGRAMME
~ v e ; 1.
Event 2.
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Event 2..
Event 3.
25tgt N.E.Z.Night ~o;ble ~ a h C'ship.
e~
Noms $10. Graded A.6.C 1st & 2nd.
25tgt N.E.Z. Night Continental Double
Barrel C'ship. Noms $10
40tgt State Night Mixed Target C'ship.
Norns $18. Graded AA.A.B,C 1st & 2nd.
H:srnilton 19.7.97
Faille1301 25T DB C'SHP: OA & A: P.
Clsggett 82182,Znd M. Sullivan 8U82; B:
C. Bell 25% 2nd T. Cilehrist 24/28: C: F.
Clutterbuck 21125.2nd L. Henry 18/25,
25T PS C'SHP: OA & A: T. Smith
751'75, 2nd N. Shnrrock 14/75: B: T.
Gilahrist 7W5,2nd L. Wines 70n5: C: P.
Cleegctt J n r 66175, 2nd R. hloibium
51175.
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BLACK - WHITE - FLURO - BANDED
SHELLS ALSO AVAILABLE
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SECRETARY: PETER SING (03) 5852 2478
Event 1. 25tgt Pointscore C'ship. $12 + I
Event 2. 25tgt Single Barrel C'ship. $12 + I
Event 3. 25tgt Double Barrel C'ship. $12 + 1
Fridav 24th October. 7.30am
Event I. IOtgt Double Barrel Eye Opener.
Event 2. 25tgt NWZ Mixed Target Night C'ship
Event 3. 15pr Double Rise C'ship.
7th November. 8.00pm
Event I . IOtgt Cont. Double Bar@ EO.
Event 2. 25tzt Cont. Double Barrel C ' s h i ~
Event 3. 25tgt Double Barrel C'ship.
21st November, 8.00pm
Event I . I Otgt Single Barrel EO.
Event 2. 25tgt Pointscore C'ship.
Event 3. 25tgt NWZ Single Barrel C'ship.
All Championships 4 Grades
NOVICE EVENT LADIES, JUNIORS & VETS
REDUCED NOMS " LADIES &JUNIOR SASH
President: Ray Peatling;
Secretary: Wendy Fletcher (03) 5456 8278
Pagc 5 2
H o ~ , s h a m12.687
Finr! & sunny 1301 - 25T ST GEORGE
BANK PS C'SHP: OA & A: C. Jar.
g e n t m 75175, D. Flavol 84185; B: B.
Robinson 72175, L. Nieivand 71175: C:
L. C ~ u t e66178. J . Sande3.s 63178. 20T
HCF': 1st D. Hvrris 24124, 2nd A.
Bolniell 23124,3rd D. Flavel32/33,4th L.
Crutr: 31133. ZOT DB CASH EVENT: A:
T. Foster, D. Flavel, hl. Crimmins, A.
Jones 20120: B: B. Robinson 20120. J .
Ough, G. Strauss, D. Harns 19120: C: J.
Sanders, T. Balwcll 18120.
Jepatit 20-7-97
Excellent (26) - 15T DB CASH: A: D.
Flavel, S. Newcambe, R. Papst, R.
Black, 0. Hnyek, T. Foster, A.
Bolwell, R. Haunsell 15115: B: L.
N ~ o v a n d ,C. Mayberry 15115; C: B.
Hlaekwaod 15115. 30T WINCHESTER MEDLEY C'SHIP: OA & A: M.
Crimmins 50150, 2nd D. Flavel49150:
B: D. Harris 48150, 2nd L. Niewand
45/50: C: J. Sanders 40150, 2nd B.
Blaekwaod 37150. 20T SB C'SHIP:
OA & A: S. Newcombo 20120, 2nd J.
Gawith 30131; B: G. Strauss 18120,
2nd D. Ilvrris 17/20; C: J. Sanders
11120,Znd H. MeClure 16124.
Kerang 5-7.97
Great 1241- 10T PS EO: B. Dornaehenz,
C. Street, J . Absalom, M. Vistarini, T.
Robinson, A. Stevens. 25T DB C'SHP
AMER. S T n E : OA & AA M. Vistarini
1241124, T. Robinson 1231124; A: G.
Vogel 52/53, 6. Brown 50151: B: F.
James 49150, H. Vartiainen 48/50: C: B.
Domaehenz 24/25, T. Oram 22125. 25T
SB C'SHP AMER. STYLE: OA & A: T.
Robinson 41141. M. Vistarini 26127; B:
C. Streot 40141, F. Jamec 24125; C: P.
Pctzke 24125, T. Oram 21125.
Kyneton 13-787
Finc but cold 1211 - 10T m S EO: A: C.
Langridge, C. Ponna 30130; B: R.
O'Meara 29/30, G. Hawdon 27130: C: C.
Wickhnni 28/30. K. O'Mcnru 26130. 25T
SB: OA & B: R. O'Mcara 30131. C.
Howdon 29/31: A: hl. Spcncor 23125. N.
Frankling 23126: C: K. O'Mcnra 20125,
C. Wickham 29137. 20PR DD: P.
MeKenzieN. Frankling 24125, M.
Spcncorlc. b m v l d g e 23125.
Silnday 21st September, 12.00 noon
Event 1. lOtgt Pointscore EO.
Event 3. 50tgt Single Barrel C'ship.
Sf~onsored6y R. 01.:C Glenn Aulo?~~oliue.
N o w $35 plus sxue~/~s
Shnday 19th October, 12.00 noon
PRESIDENT'S DAY
Event 1. 1Otgt Cont. Double Barrel EO.
Event: 2. 30tgt Cont. Double Barrel C'ship.
Event: 3. 3Otg.t Double Barrel C'ship.
Noms $35 plus sweeps
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13reer.e slight 1251 - 10TFTS EO CD: P.
Mnrsden, W. Robereon, D. Nielsen, S.
iHabermnn, J. Jolly 30130. 30T DB
1::'SHP: OA &AA: D. Nielsen, S. Haberman. J. Jolly 1001100: A: G. Soppi
:1'1136: B: J. Pcnny 35136: C: S. MaeCrcear 29130. 20T PS: OA & AA V. Mollien
611150; A: J. Soppi 67/69: B: R. Rankin
5CV60: C: S. MaeGregor 49160. 20T DB
OBF 18M: OA & A: G. Sappi 41141: AA:
DI Nielsen 40141: B: R. Rnnkin 2U22;
C: S. MatGregor 19120.
Fridav niaht 19th September, 7.00pm start
Event 1.
Hsyek. A. hubey, I. Diekins, W.
Calnby 30130.25T DB C'SHP: OA & A:
M. Mvrkesich 1001100: AA: S. Habcrman 1001100: B: T. Zagor 27128: C: A.
h u b e y 24125. 25T PTS C'SHP: OA &
AA. W. Rogasch 87187; A: 0. Hayek
84/87; B: T. Zagor 74/75: C: P. Dunn
17275. 20T CD: AA: A. Vsrano. W.
jRogasch 20120; A: 0. Hayok. D. Usher
12W20: B: P. Marsden 20120: C: T.
!Rogaseh 20120.
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Rossiters Road, Carrum Downs Ph: (03) 9782 1626
President: John Mitchell; Secretary: Warren Wigmore
Ph: (03) 5229 4259
Event 1.25tgt Points A,B.C Cash Divide. $10
Event 2. 50tgt Points A,B,C Trophy. $17
Event 3. 50tgt Double Barrel A,B,C Trophy. $17
Event 4. 50tgt Skeet A,B,C Trophy. $17
Event 5. 50tgt 5-Stand Spotting Clays A,B,C Trophy. $20
Event 6. 75tgt Trench + Final. $30
OA,AA,A,B,C plus Ladies if 3 or more.
PROGRAMME
Sunday 7th September,
Event 1. 25tgt Points A,B,C Cash Divide. $10
Event 2. 30tgt Single Barrel A,B,C Trophy. $12
Event 3.30tgt Double Barrel A,B,C. $12
Event 4. 30tgt Handicap lst,2nd,3rd. $12
1st 300 shells; 2nd 125 shells; 3rd 75 shells.
Event 5. 75tgt Skeet A.B,C Trophy. $17
Event 6. 25tgt Skeet Doubles A,B,C Trophy. $10
Event 7. 25tgt Trench A.B,C Trophy. $10
Saturdav 20th
75pr Double Trap + Final. $55
Event I.
OA.AA,A,B.C plus Ladies if 3 or more.
Saturday 13th September,
1 1.00am start
Sundav 21st
Event 1. 25tgt Points A.B.C Cash Divide. $10
Event 2. 50tgt Points A.B.C Trophy. $17
Event 3. 50tgt Double Barrel A,B.C. $17
Event 4. 50tgt Skeet A,B,C Trophy. $17
Event 5. 50tgt 5-Stand Sporting Clays A,B.C Trophy. $20
Event 6.25tgt Trench A,B,C Trophy. $10
Event 2. 100tgt Double Barrel C'ship AA,A,B,C. $27
Overall - Tri Colour Sash + 250 Shells; Overall
takes Grade. Sash & 200 Shells each Grade
Event 3. IOOtgt Skeet C'ship AA,A,B,C Trophy. $27
Overall -Sash + 250 Shells: Sash & 200 Shells
each Grade winner.
(Forms part of Yearly Aggregate)
Event 4. 75tgl Trench & Final. $30
OA,AA.A,B.C plus Ladies if 3 or more.
Sundav 5th October
Event 2. 50tgt Points A,B,C Trophy. $17
Event 3.5Otgt Double Barrel A,B,C Trophy. $17
Event 4. 5Otgt Skeet A.B,C Trophy. $17
Event 5. 50tgt 5-Stand Sporting Clays A,B.C Trophy. $20
Event 6.25tgt Trench A,B,C Trophy. $10
PRACTICE AVAILABLE EVERY DAY EXCEPT THURSDAY FROM
1O.OOAM TO 5.00PM
SUPPORT THE CLUB THAT SUPPORTS SHOOTING
We use and recommend Manarelli auto mot;^ Traps
September 1997
25tgt Sporting Clays $7
Graded AA,A,B,C,L,J,V
Sunday 28th September,
Event 1. lOtgt P/S E/O CD. $5.00
Event 2. 25gt Double Barrel. $8.50
Graded AA,A,B,C.Badge OA.
Event 3. 30tgt Medley. $9.00
lotgt DB, lOtgt Pts, lOtgt SB.
Graded AA,A,B,C. Badge OA.
Event 4. 15tgt Sliding Handicap. $7.50
ltgt of each H'cap mark.
Graded AA,A,B,C. Badge OA.
Canteen a n d cartridges available on
PRACTICE EVERY WEDNESDAY FROM
2 OOPM
Annual 2 Day Carnival
22nd-23rd November
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Maryboraugh 22-8-97
CENTRAL VIC GRAND PRIX: 20T SB:
AA A. O'Conncll 42142, 2nd B, lies
41/42: A: M. Di Clcrnento 20120,Znd D.
Patorson 23124: B: C. Battisti 20120.
2nd I. Pc1.w 20122: C: G. ~ a s s a ~ a q u d
19/20. 2nd J. Burke 19/22. 25T DB
CENTRAL VIC GRAND PRM: 21-25:
W. lles 1011101, 2nd P. Clrggett
1MVlOl,3rd D. Nellsen 68169: 18-20: R.
Duthic 92193, 2nd J . Shale 88189. 3rd
B. Taylor 48149: 15-17: J . Lowndes
25125. 2nd B. Hunter 62/63, 3rd L.
Howcll 39/40. 11-14: D. Brim. 25125.
2nd C. Barry 24125, 3rd P. Molblom
23125. 20T PS CITY OF MARYBOROUGH: OA & M: S. Atkins 1051105,
2nd R. Nivbet 1041105,3rd R. Godfmy; A:
L. Johnson. 2ntl B. Taylor, 3rd W.
Barry; B: N. Wterson 60160, 2nd D.
Glenn, 3rd J . Lowndcs; C: K.R.
Newmon, 2nd J . Burke, 3rd C. Barry
53160. HG: OA: B. Iles 1051105; A: M.
Di Clcrnente 1001105: B: L. Howcll
991105; C: C. Barry $41105; VET: G.
hlaoro 981105; LADY: N. Jenkins
961105; JNR: D. Glenn 971105. TEAM:
hfaryborough 3981415 1J. Shepherd, A.
O'Connell. J. Finis, B. Rafirtyl.
Metropolltan @lay
target @lab in@.
SEPTEMBER PROGRAM
Sundav 7th - 12.00 noon dart
Event 1 i Slat EO DB PS
I CD $8
Event 2.50tgt DB. lst&2nd A.B.C. $20
Event 3.50tgt Skeet. lst&2nd A.B.C. $20
Event 4. 15tgt Handicap lst.2nd.3rd. BM 22-25. $9
Event 5. 15tgt Continental 1st A.B.C. $9
Sundav 14th
- 1 1.00am start - Noms close 1.00om
Event 1. 75tgt F&G OTG.
Sundav 21st - 12.00 noon dart
Event 1. 15tat EO DB Pts CD. $8
Event 2. 25tgt DB. 1st A.B.C. $10
Event 3.50tgt Skeet 1st A.B.C. $20
Event 4. 25tgt DB Cont. 1st A.B.C. $10
Sundav 28th
Mclbovrne 14-6.97
Cold (651 75T TRNCW25T FINAL:
OA: P. Dorvn 931100: AA: N. Pcdulla
931100: B: P. Kirlcy 891100: C: W.
Rogvseh 62175. 25T PTS:A: W. B a r n
81/84: B: L. Howell 73175; C: C. Diognvrdi 69175. 50T DB: AA: B. Hurnphris
82182: A: W. Barry 49150; B: L. Howell
48152. 15PR DR: A: A. Trcentc 26130: B:
C. Barnes 25130; C: M. Steui21WO. 75T
S m : A: D. Mcnara 75175: B: A. Biggs
73175; C:T. Wultcrs 69175.
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- 1 1.00am start - Noms close 1.00om
-
Event 1.50tgt F&G.
Event 2 2 5 t a t F&G.
~PRACTICE:
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T u e s d a y - S a t u r d a y - 12.03 noon to 5.00pm D.T.L. Tower, S k e e t
President: Bert Lobley (03) 9465 1396. Mobile 019 184 347
S e c r e t a l y : N. V e a l PhIFox: (03) 9401 3134
Melbourne 21-6.97
Fine 1601 - 5OT PS: OA & AA: R. Nisbct
2021201; A: D. Luelf 1431150: B: C.
Milray 1371150: C: B. King 1251150.
GC
50T DB: OA & AA: M. Briggs 99199: A: D.
Down 76177; B: C. Battisti 49150: C: R.
Blackwell 50150. 1OUT SKT: OA & AA D.
Menain 9911W: A: L. Mvupr 12Al129:B:
E. Pessot 931100.
Melbourne 28-6.91
Cold 1451 - 25T DB: A: R. Lambden
31131: B: C. Barnes 25125: C: B. King
19125. 30T MIXED: A: G. Meconachy
29130: B: D. Jackson 29130: 20PR DD:
1st L. McKinnofi. Briggs 26126, 2nd
J . MollieaiA. Bleaso 25126. 10OT SKT:
M: A. Couscns 1001100: A: R. Carter
$81100: B: A Biggs 951100.
Melbourne 5-7-97
Cold 1551 - 25T Pl'S: AA. I. Jewel1
75R5: A: A. Sponee 69175; B: A. Jovric
69175; C: C. Diogusrdi 71/75, SOT DB:
AA W. Rogaseh 72172: A: A. Sponce
49/50: B: L. Howell 49151; C: Sirnone
Tignni 43150. 25T HCP: 1st 0. Flotcher
25125, 2nd M. Briggs 24/25, 3rd B.
Perks 24125. IOOT SKT: AA: B.
Dudenas 1001100: A: G. Whitnker
1151118: B: A. Dnff 961100.
Melbourne 12-7-97
Fine 1651 . 75T TRNCHt25T FINAL:
OA: B. Iles 911100: A: R. Burgess
881100: B: P. Kirlcy 871102: C: Gaye
Shale 5 M 5 . SOT PS: OA & AA: J . King
24W249: A: G. Donnison 1521156: 8: D.
Tignni 1761179: C: B. King 1331150.
50T DB: OA & AA: J. King 86186: A: R.
Lambden 85186: B: C. Barnes 50150: C: B.
King 42/50. 75T SKT: OA & AA. G.
Avison 85185: A: C. Bennett 74/75; B:
M. hlvrino 78183: C: C. Diopardi
65/75,
Melbourne 19-1-97
Cold - 75T DB: M: B. lles 93194: A: P.
Attard 92/94: B: B. Pryde GW5; C: B.
Waldron 74/75. lOOT SKT: M: D.
Menarv 1141114:A: D. Crevatin981100:
GET CLUB INC.
In recognition of his years of dedication to the Kerang Clay Target Club Inc.
and the sport of clay target shooting and being co-recipient of the 1996
A.C.T.A. Presidential Medal, you are are invited to join us for:
JARlES APPRECLATION TOURNMENT"
""F
Saturday 4th October 1997 - Start time 10.00am sharp
* Over $1,600 worth Sashes and mophies *
EVENT 1.
30tgt Pointscore C'ship. $15 * ,
EVENT 2.
30tgt Single Barrel C'ship. $15
EVENT 3.
30tEit Double Barrel C'shi~.$15
TO^ noms: $45
I
.
-
OS $1per event + $2 OA = $5
All Events AA,A,B,C
All Events Sash each Grade
All Events Trophies 1st & 2nd each Grade
":
:I:
:':
Practice 9.00-9.45am
Noms for 1st event close 11.00am
Reduced noms for Ladies, Juniors &Veterans if
shooting whole programme - $30 + OS
I
" OA High Gun - Sash & Trophy
":
Ladies, Juniors &Veterans - OA High Gun
Trophy (if 3 or more)
":
Lunch available - BBQ + salads $3
President: Mark Vistarini (03) 5453 3072; Secretary: Phyllis Epps (03) 5453 3166
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September 1997
Nepenn 25-7-97
Fine night 181 . SOT DB: G. Quick
47150, S. Stone 46150.
Noorat 28-6-97
1201 75T DB C'SHP: OA & A: G.
Haydcn74'75,Znd B. Burton 7.3175;B: 0.
Height 7ll75. 2nd L. Whyto 69175; C:
D. Moloney 57Pi5, 2nd B. hioloney
43175. 25T CD PS: 1st D. Height, 2nd
G. Haydon, M. Gruar.
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Ballan Road, Werribee
Practice All Disciplines
Every Wednesday & Saturdayfi-om 1.30pm
28th September, 12.00 noon
SUNDAY 7TH
Event 1. I Otgt Pointscore EO.
Event 2. 20tgt Pointscore.
Event 3. 50tgt Medley.
Event 4. 2Otgt Double Barrel.
HIGH GUN OVER 4 EVENTS
Sporting Clays - 12.00pm start
50tgt Sporting Clays
1st & 2nd A-B-C Noms $20
1st LJ,V Noms $16
SUNDAY 14TH
D.T.L. & Double T r a p 12.00pm start
75pr Double Trap & 25pr Final
O/all & 1st A,B,C & Best Lady.
Opt. purse $10
Event 1. lOtgt Pointscore EO CD. $6
Event 2.25tgt Graded Double Barrel C'ship. $10
Event 3. 30tgt Mixed Target Event. $12
10T DB, 10T SB, 10T PS.
Event 4. 15tgt Handicap. $8
Event 5. 25tgt Skeet 1st A-B-C. $10
Event 6.25tgtTrench. $10
D.T.L. Events Sash Overall.
2nd Trophy if numbers permit.
SUNDAY 2 1ST
12.00pm start
Event 1. 75tgt Trench & 25tgt Final. $30
Event 1.75tgt Skeet. $25
Sash OA both Events.
Event 2.25tgt 22's.
Enquiries: D. Nielsen ( 0 3 9741 7205
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SHEPPARTON
CLAY TARGET CLUB
SUNDAY 7TnSEPTEMBER
12.00 noon start - Heated Clubhouse Ladies, Juniors & Veterans reduced noms.
Sponsored by Kalafatis Cooislores
Event 1, lotgl Double Barrel Continental EO. Nams $6
Event 2. 20191 Double Barrel Continental C'ship. Nams $9, RN $7
1st 8 2nd A,B,C. Sash each Grade.
Event 3. 30191 Double Barrel C'ship. Noms $10, RN $8
Event 4. 20191 Handicap.
1st. 2nd. 3rd 8 Front Marker.
SUNDAY 5TH
OCTOBER
12.00 noon start - Heated Clubhouse - Ladies,
SUNDAY 28TH
Juniors & Veterans reduced noms
D.T.L. &Tower
Event 1. 50tgt Double Barrel. $18
Event 2. 50tgt Pointscore. $18
Event 3. 30tgtTower. $12
LJ,V reduced noms all Events.
Presidenl: T. De Muri (03) 9369 5052:
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Sponsored by North Vic Ammo
Pres: A. Cole (03) 5864 6442; Sec: T. Hicks (03) 5862 2106
Sponsored by Rendevski Transpori Shepparton
Event 1. 10tgt Single Barrel EO.
Event 2.20tgt Single Barrel C'ship.
Event 3.30tgt Double Barrel C'ship.
1st 8 2nd A.B.C. Sash each Grade.
Event 4. 2Otgt Handicap.
?st, 2nd. 3rd & Front Marker.
President: Ian Stark (03) 5821 9998 BH;
Secretary: Bill Eagle (03) 5821 7058 AH, 0418 335 416 BH
September 1997
24125, 2nd L. Whytc 20125: C: 0.
Moloney 22125,Znd C. Moloney 20125.
Numurknh 22.6-97
1391 5PR DR: L. Rankin 9/10. D.
Rnchclo. S. D m . T. Pemey, T. Hieks, D.
Rankin 8/10. 20PR DR: OA & A: D.
Dean 35140, 2nd T. Hicks 45150; B: K
Peny 26140,Znd T. Calandro 28/40; C: A.
Patten 29140, 2nd C. Brown 27140. ZOT
DB C'SHP: OA & A: D. Hunt 1571157,
2nd D. Kalafvtis 1561157; B: K. Perry
27128. 2nd D. Rankin 17120; C: K.
Rankin 19120.2nd C. Brown 18120.20T
SB C'SHP: OA & A : D. Dean 2222, S.
Dunn 21122: B: K. Perry 17120, 2nd T.
Calandro 16120; C: L. Calnndm 17120,
2nd C. Warburton 16120. HG: D. Dcan
63190.
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Numurkah 27-7-97
10T DB EO: C. Sanders, C. Brown, K.
Perry, B. Hamtey, B. Ford. T Hicks. P.
hiaeFndyen, P. Harrison, S. Dunn, N.
Cwper, J. Kelly, R. Felminghham, 0.
Dean, B. Beard. ZOT DB CSHP: OA & A:
B. Ford 72172, 2nd P. Gabbo 7 m 2 : B:
C. Sanders 34/36. 2nd T. Calsndro
33135: C: C. Bmwn 19120.2nd J . Knight
16120.25T SB C'SHP: OA & A: D. Dean
3V31, 2nd T. Hicks 30131; B: K Perm
23/25, 2nd C. Sanders 22125: C: J.
Knight 23125,Znd A. Patten 20125. ZOT
CONT C'SHP: OA & A: N. Coaper
6816s. 2ndT. Hieks 57155: B: T Calandm
19120,Znd K. Perry 21123; C: A. Pattcn
19/20, 2nd J. Dun" 22125. SHIELD IN
CONJUNCTION WITH EV 3: Benalla
1121125 IT. Plum 19125, N. Coopor
23125. B. Ford 24l25. B. Beard 24125. C:
Sanders 22/25), Numurkah 11V125.
HG: T. Hicks 75175.
Sebnstopal20-7-97
Mild, light wind 1111. 30T 08 CD: AA:
A. Breen, L. Cook 29130; A: C. Carlon, P.
Carlon, K Wildo 29130: B: J . Matthoy
30130.30T PS CD: AA: A. Breen 86190; A:
P. Carlon 87190; B: J. Matthey, R.
Rankin, C. Turner 90190, lOPR OR CD:
kA: A. Breon 12i20; A: C. Carlon 14120;
B: J . Penny, K. Wilde 14120.
S h e p p a r t o n 6-7-97
Fine 1321 - LLOYD ARMSTRONG
MEM: 20T DB TWR: MEM: A: K
Fisher 72/12,2nd D. Hvmfard 4445; B:
B. Hcvm 51152.2nd R. Bowen 19120. C:
R. Wild 72/12, R. Fclmiagham 41;42.
20T FTS TWR: A: R. Billinss 50160,
2nd D. Hansford 59160; 8: S. Sawiski
89193, 2nd R. Bowen 86193; C: S.
Kemp 57160, 2nd R. Fclminghrm
56/50. ZOT SB TWR: A: B. Billings
36135, 2nd K. Perry 23124: B: S.
Sawiski 20120, 2nd R. Bowcn 19120;
C: R. Felmingham 17120. 2nd S.
Kemp 15120.
Swan
. Hill
..... 28.7.41
.. . ..
Good, cool I131 - 10T DB 8s:A. Byrnes,
N. Whaln, E Parker, G. Coxvland
10110. 25T DB C'SHP: OA & A: G.
Cowlnnd 42143, 2nd I. Dower 23125:
AA E. Parker 41/43. 2nd S. Bates
32/34: B: P. Hutchinson 23125, 2nd A.
Bymos 21125: C: Chriitine Spang.
15PR D R M : 1st G. Cowland 32140,
2nd A. Byrnes 26140, 3ru G. Cnssclls
23/30.
Tyrendarra5.7-97
Finc &windy 1341- 25T DB C'SHP: OA
& A : T. Smith 1051105, 2nd P. Cleggctt
1051106: B: K. Dyson 32133, 2nd D.
Height 31133: C: E. Pliee 24/25, 2nd C.
hlason 23125. GRD LUCKY DRAW: A:
M. Sullivan; B: M. Dumesney. C: &
Brooksby. 25T SB C'SHP: OA k A: R.
hiitlard 35135, 2nd T. Smith 34/38: B:
K Dyson 22125, 2nd H. Durbridge
21/25: C: E. Prim 22/25, 2nd C. Mason
21/25.
Wslmer 5-7-97
Perfect 1341 - 10T YPS CD: N.
September 1997
Frankling, N. hiorrison, J . Lendon, M.
Stuehbree, C. Langridgo. J. Elliot
30130. MT GRD C'SHP: OA & A: 0.
Hayek 34135, 2nd A. James 32135: B:
W.Wnilaec 3X35,Znd J . Hill 32/35: C: G.
Mahon 30135, 2nd Nola Blake 25135: C:
N. hlorrison 23125: OVER 50: 0. nioore
30135. 20T DB C'SHP: A: G. Willett
50150, 2nd S. Landsborough 49150; B:
N. Culpitt 21/21, 2nd J . Hill 53155; C:
N. Morrison 25128, 2nd G. hiahon
24128.
I Union Steel 1
Walmer 19-7-97
Cold & cloudy 1241 - 5PR DR CD: G.
hlahon, R. Waltan 10110. IOPR DR
TWR C'SHP: OA & A: P. Stowe 29/30,
2nd N. Paterson 27130; B: W.Wallace
43150, 2nd J . Hill 42150: C: G. Mvhan
25130, 2nd T. Archer 23/30; D: W.
Dodson 12120; LADY: N. Blake 7120;
OVER 50: K Mitchell 18120. 2OT FTS
T\VR CSHP: A: B. Billing 1741174,2nd
P Stowe 1731174: B: J. Hill MIIM), 2nd M.
Ford 59/60; C: A. Mohon 54166, 2nd G,
Mahon 63/66.
W n n g a r a t t a 29.6-97
Cold & cloudy (311 50T SKT C'SHP:
OA & A: K. Demsl 73174, 2nd A.
Penney 7W74: B: G. Rudd 56159,Znd K
P e w 55/59; C: S. Norman 46150,Znd
A. Sims 50155; BJ: B. Willey 43/50.
25T SKT HCP: 1st J. Reynolds 75175,
2nd S. Norman 65156. 3rd P. Smith
58/59.
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Wengarstta 20-7-97
Fine & cold 150) - 10T DB EO: 10 Possibles. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA & A: K
Dmmj 3030.2nd B. Hartney 29/30; B: C.
Sanders 20121,2nd N. Quick 36138: C: B.
Robinson 21122, 2nd B. Willey 19120.
30T SB C'SHIP: OA & A: B. Honshall
30l30.2Dd K. Dcmaj 29130: B: N. Clark
2802, 2nd N. Haydo" 27132: C: P.
Petzke 27130, 2nd T. Hcnshall 25/30:
Jnr: J . Herman 25130.20T HCP: 1st D.
Broekwcll 20120, 2nd T. Henshall
35137, 3rd K. Maurey 35137. 10T JNR
SB: K. Hillier 8/10. HG: B. Hcnshall
981102.
Warracknabeal26-7.97
Overcast 1351 - 10T PS EO: D. Bany,
D. Flavcl, M. Kingwill, G. Mark 30130.
25T PS C'DHP: OA & A: D. Flavol
75/75, G. Mark 1071108: B: 0. Barry
69/75, J. Ough 68/75; C: A. Fvehin
52175. L. Lehmann 5 m 5 . 25T OR
C'SHP: OA & A: G. Mark 51161, R.
Hounscll 60161: B: L. Niewand 36137,
B. Papst 35137: C: L. Lohmann 22125,
H. hicLure22127.
Wemibee-Victorian 0.7-97
Cwl, d e a r 1311
SOT SPORTING
CLAYS: OA: K. Gntt 41/60; AA G.
hlcKenzie 39150; A: P. Avison 38/50: B: J.
Prochilo 37150: C: M. Lax 37/50; VET:
R. Smith 35/50; JNR: A. Panetta 30150.
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Wemibee-Victorian 13.7.97
Cool. clear 1451 - 1OT PS EO: O.
Mngozian, G. Flctehcr, M. Itnlin, J .
King. 0. Nielscn, I. Fratantam 30130.
25T DB C'SHP: OA: D. Niolsen 70170;
AA: J. Stonc69170;A: M. Itaiir 37138;B:
K. Kay46147: C: H. Chambcrlvin 24/25.
25T CONT DB: OA: R. Godfrey 38/35:
AA: D. Niotscn 37138: A: I. F~vtantaro
26127: B: S. Reginsto 23125: C: N. Kay
21/25. lOPR DR: OA: D. Frecman
28/30; AA: T. Karakiros 28/30; A: M.
Mifsud 16125: B: K. Kay 15125: C: W.
Kay 25130. 25T SKT: A: hi. hlifsud
25125; B: M. Lux 23125: C: T. Psaila
25129. 25T TRNCH: A: 0. Azzopsrdi
21125: B: A. DiNatale 24/25; C: J.
Flotchcr 19125.
\Verribee-Victorian 20.787
Finc & cold 1421 - 75T TRNCHtFINAL:
OA: D. Niclscn 941100; A: N. Pedulla
931100; B: S, lneani 891100; C: A.
Padoin 54175. 75T SKT: OA: G. Avisan
Championships
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WERRIBEE-VICTORIAN
CLAY TARGET CLUB
1
4th & 5th October 1997
Practice Double Trap Friday 12.00-2.30pm,
Olympic Trap 2.30-6.00pm
125tgt Olympic Trap + Final (Flash targets)
100tgt Double Trap + Final (Flash targets)
Saturday 4th, 9.00am
100tgt Olympic Trap
Sunday 5th, 9.00am - 25tgt Trap + Final
followed by lOOtgt Double Trap + Final
Nominations: $125 each event; $10
optional purse each
First 36 entries only each event
IMPORTANT: Postal Nominations only
Noms close last mail
Tuesday 30th September
Drazo Wednesday 1st October
Post entries to: P.O. Box 806,
Werribee 3030
Prize Money each event (if 36 shooters)
as follows:
Overall - $550
2nd - $400
3rd - $350
1st AA,A,B,C - $300
1st Junior - $250
1st Ladies (Double Trap only) - $250
Juniors & Ladies can only win one award
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72/75: A: E. Bulimorc 66175: B: D. Hunt
70i75: C: A. Loubey 62175.
Wangaratta
Clay Target Club Inc.
SATURDAY 20TH SEPTEMBER
- D.T.C. 12.30pm start
Event 1
IOtgt Double Barrel Eye Opener. $5
Event 2.
20tgt George Walker Memorial Double Barrel
C'ship. $9, RN 57, Jnr $3, OS $2
1st & 2nd A,B,C & BJ.
Event 3.
20tgt Chris Walker Memorial Handicap
lst,2nd,3rd. $9, RN $7, Jnr53, OS $2
Event 4.
2Otgt Single Barrel C'ship 1st & 2nd A,B,C. $9,
RN $7, Jnr $3, OS $2
10tgt Junior Single Barrel approx. 2.30pm
Werribee-Victorian 27-7.97
Cool, windy 1181 SOT DB: OA: M.
Hutchings 49/50: A: G. Went 48150, T.
Psaila. A. Varano 47150: B: G. Faranda
48150. SOT DB PS: OA: A. Varano
1471150: A: M. Hutchings 1431153: B:
G. Faranda 1411150. 30T T\VR: OA: R.
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Wonthaggi 5 7 - 9 7
ldcal 143, - lOOT DB: OA & AA: B.
Webb 1231124. B. Stokes 1031105, J.
Attard 1151117, A. Brown 1141111: A:
G. Bennett 1221124, Lvkc Lewis
981100. W. Parks 971100. R. Pearson
96110o: B: S. Stokes 991104, B. MeGvw
971100, L. Batemnn 981100. L.
Azropardi 951100: C: L. Caruso 961102, S.
MeHenry 951102, R. MeMillnn. L.
Fineham 921100.
Woods P o i n t 27.7-97
Fine but cool I221 10T EO PTS: D.
Guppy, N. Phipps, J. West 30130. 25T
CITY OF MATLOCK DB CSHP: OA: ?
58156: MA: N. Phipps 55156: B: J.
Woods 24125: C: K. Guppy 24125: JNR:
W. Apps 21125. 20PR CITY OF
MATLOCK DR C'SHP: OA: R. Kirlcy
38140: AAIA: R. Bevis 33/40: B: D.
Hopkin 33/42: C: W. Apps 31/40: JNR:W.
Apps 31/40. 1OT TWR: l e t N. Phipps
33/33. 2nd P. West 41/42, 3rd \V. Apps
46147. Excellent day's shwting. Many
thanks to our sponsor for this shoot,
Lyn Stewart of Stewart Busline Mnnsfield.
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High Gun Trophy overprogramme
Ladies & Veterans (over 65) reduced noms Events 2-4
SATURDAY 18TH OCTOBER D.T.L. 10.30AM
~ e & s ,D. ~e1ke.F.Redo, A. Frew 25125.
25T DB 15M: AA: hl. Collins. A. Poccioli. D.
1711175
Come to the North East for the
Miroku Challenge
Event 1
lOtgt Double Barrel Eye Opener $5
Event 2.
2Otgt Double Barrel C'ship 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C
& BJ. $9, RN $7, Jnr $3, OS $2
Sponsored by Sellier & Bellot.
Event 3.
30tgt Miroku Challenge Handicap. $30,
LVJ 522,OS $2
Sponsored by Miroku Shotguns and Sellier &
Bellot Cartridges, courtesy of Fuller Firearms.
l S T PRIZE - U/O MIROKU SHOTGUN & SASH PLUS $500
BONUS FOR WINNER IF USING A MIROKU;
2ND - 2 CASES SELLIER & EELLOTSHELLS;
3RD - 1 CASE SELLIER & BELLOT SHELLS;
4TH - 1/2 CASE SELLIER & EELLOTSHELLS;
5TH - 1/4 CASE SELLIER & BELLOTSHELLS.
Event 4.
Ballandean 15-6.97
Cold, bright & sunny 1241 - W PS 15hl:
G. Smith. F. hlurumcei, J. Bcllcri, G.
Cosmo, D. Roulston 15115. 25T DB SS
15M: G. Smith, C. Miilcr 25125. 25T PS:
A: G. Smith 7m5: B:D. Rovlston 73115: C:
S. Soncgo 68184. 25T DB HCP: 1st M.
Bcrtinuzzi 25F26, 2nd C. Schocnfisch
36137, 3rd P. Rvpisardv 35137. 1OPR DR
SS 15M: S. Sonego 16120. HG TRPHIES:
OA: G. Smith 1481160: Il-14M C
GRADE: M. Bcrtinami 1271160.
Burdekin 12.7-97
Good 1241- QLD NIGHT PS CSHP: OA &
M: M. Nicolnidos 1451150: A: B. Gall
1411150: B: B. MeBow 1411150: C: R.
Bloccardo 1381150.
Brisbane 6-7.97
Windv - 25T SPWS: AAIA: N. Dimmiek
23: BY D. McPntc 23: C: N. Alexander 21.
50T HCP: 1st R. Pasme, 2nd N. Alexander.
3rd D. MePate. 25T SWPS: MA: N.
Dimmick 2.1: B: D. McPate 25: C: N.
Alexander 22. 25T DBLS: NVA: N.
Dimmiek 29: B: D. Moliitt 21: C: N.
2Otgt Pointscore C'ship 1st & 2nd AA,A,B,C.
$9, RN $7. Jnr $3, OS $2
Sponsored by Weabra Constructions Pty. Ltd.
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAMME
Ladies & Veterans (over 65) reduced noms Events 2-4.
10tgt Junior Single Barrel approx. 2.30pm
Pugs 5 8
Brisbane 27.7-97
Finc & warm 1491 .25T DB S\VPS ISM:
President: David Jackel (03) 5721 6026;
M: J. Smaniotto. H. Joass, G. Seknf, J.
Secretary: Bev Penney (02) 6024 4 215 AH
Box, C. Tanncr. P. Cistkson. L. Chant
25125: A: G. Turnbull, D. Momtt. N.
Walsh. B. Weedon. \V. Wood. E. Little. R.
A u s t r a l i a n C l a y T ur g e t S h o o t i n g N e w s
Cabooltum 6-7.97
Finc, cool & windy 1361 - LT DB CSHP:
OA: D. P o m r s 26126: M: M.Joass 19F20:
A: K. Noud 12114: B: J. Droupiic 31.1: C: G.
MvrAtl 12/14. 25T HCP: 1st M. Wclk
55158, 2nd A. Robertson 54158, 3rd R.
Dolo 28131. SOT F'IS'
TRPHY: OA: R.
September 1997
FRIDAY 24TH, 1.00pm: Pre-Anllual,Practice
SATURDAY 25TH, 9.00am
Event 1. 1Otgt Double Barrel E y e o p e n e r 15m; $75 first each
Grade AA,A,B,C.
Event 2. N Q Home Hardware Pointscore C'ship 50tgt 15m
OA,AA,A,B,C.
OA Sash; Trophies & Badges each Grade.
Event 3. Hiland Ford Handicap 25tgt Double Barrel Handicap
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Event 4. Fuller Firearms Single Barrel C'ship 25tgt 15m
OA,AA,A,B,C.
OA Sash; Case S & B Shells & Badges each Grade.
SATURDAY NIGHT: Dinner, Calcutta Draw & Auction
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SUNDAY 26TH, 8.00am
Event 5. BTM & S. Stankovitch Earthmoving & Heavy Haulage
Double Barrel C'ship 5Otgt 15m OA,AA,A,B,C.
Event 6. Miroku Challenge 50tgt Double Barrel Handicap C'ship.
1st Miroku Model 1 U / O Shotgun; Trophies 2nd to 5th.
Sam Spina Memorial Shield - Calcutta Event.
Event 7. John & Birget Wilkinson Continental C'ship 25tgt
Double Barrel 15m OA,AA,A,B,C.
Jim Dick Memorial Shield
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HIGH GUN EVENTS 2 T O 7
OVERALL * AA,A,B,C * LADIES "JUNIORS * VETERANS
Juniors, Ladies & Veterans 60% noms
Pres: Maurie Costa (070) 912 130, (070) 914 024 AH;
Sec:John Suner (070) 953 706; Treas: Robbie Draper (070)"958 287
For Accommodation Phone: Atherton Motel (070) 911 500; Hinterland Motel
(070) 913 311 or (070) 911 885; Woodlands Tourist Park (070) 911 407
September 1997
Australian Clay Target Shoolipg News
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G r o s s Road. Woongoolba Old. UBD Map 8 4 F t
Programme for September 1997
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Practice every Saturday 2.0010 5.00pm
55 for 2 5 t a r g e t s
Novice shooters a n d beginners only
Saturday 20th September 2.00pm
Wednesday 3rd September, 7.30pm
75191 Trap Graded Trophies. $25
Sunday 7th September. 9.30am - 1001gl Sponing Graded Trophies. $35
Salurday 20Lh September, 9.30am - 1251gt Skeet Graded Trophies
- . Event 1. 25191 Doubles. $7
Event 2. 50lgl Handicap. S t 4
Event 3. 501gI High Gun. $14
Total programme: $35
75191 Ball Trap Graded Trophies. $25
Saturday 20th September, 2.00pm
Sunday 21st September. 9.30am r l a n -Trap
Event t 2 M g l Double Barrel 15m Eye Opener Sweeps.
Event 2. 30191 Double Barrel September High Gun.
Event 3. 25191 Double Barrel Points t5m.
Event 4. 25191 Single Barrel 15m.
Even1 5. Captain's Trophy 25191 15m Sparrow Event.
Total programme: $40
Graded Trophies 1st B 2nd AA,A,B,C ' Overall High Gun - Front Marker High
Gun. 60% noms for VeteranslLadiesNuniors
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Caboolture 22-6.97
10W DB: OA: David Groundwater
981100; AA: Danyl Groundwater 811100,
2nd C. Hume 641100; A: J. Winnall
1041127, 2nd D. \Vhiting 1021127: B: K.
Nasarenko 811100, 2nd G. White 781100;
C: A. Robertson 741100, 2nd C. Campbell
641100.
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Club J a c k p o t - 2 draws unlimited tickets - $1 .OO each
BBQ Lunch 'Afternoon Tea Refreshments
***CASH BONUS! ***
$500 Cash Bonus for possible shot in e i t h e r Trap or Sporting
Money divided if more than one possible
Central Burnett 20-7-91
Cold & windy 191 - 25T HCP SS: 1st R.
Smith 23, 2nd B. Zillman 23, 3rd M.
Jambi 22.20TDB SS: A: R Smith 18:B: G.
Linsket 20; C: B. Zillman 18. lOPR DR:
A: R Smith 15: B: K. Vicary 17: C: A.
Mneyke 13. 15PR DR C'SHIP: A: R.
Smith 25, B: M. Jambi 21: C: A Maoyko 17.
Charters Towers 6-7.97
1201 - 25T SKT: C. Scott, G. Archcr, K.
Stout, 8. Smtt, P.Jackson, J. Bradley, R.
Linton 25125. 10T HCP: M. Stillwell
1U10, W. Gourley, J. Brownson, K.
Arroita, D. Killick, K. Linton. C. Smtt
9RO. 15THCP: R. Bell, K h i t a 15115,M.
Stillwell, \V. Gourley, J. Bmdley, G.
Archer, R. Linton, C. Smtt 14115. 10T DB
15M: R. Bcll, G. Archer, D. Killick. R.
Linton 10110, J. Bmdley, C. Smtt. K.
Stout, R. Seatt, I. Turner, B. Christensen
9110. 25T DB 15hl: AA: C. Smtt. G.
Archer 25125: A: J. Brownson. R. Bell
24125; B: K. Arroita 23125, B. Scott, J .
Bradley 2U25: C: I. Turner 20125, M.
Stillwell 19125.15T C O m AA: C. Smtt, G.
Archer 14118: A: R. Bcll. K. Stout, D.
Killick 15115: B: J. Bradley 14115, B.
Seatt 13115: C: B. Christensen 13115, 1.
Turner 12115.
Chinchilla 5&6-7.97
Cloudy, rain, windy & sunshine 1421- 25T
DB SS 15M:AA: D. Smith, P. Anderson, W.
Humphreys, P. Fields 25125: A: P.
Daugall25: G. \Vatton 24, R. Gundry, R.
\Viedon, S. Seouller 23: B: G. Ault 24, K.
Denton, I. Rabinson, B. Griffiths 28: C: A.
Seauller 19, M. Day, E. Denton 17. 25T
PTS 15M. OA: D. Smith 84184; AA: P.
Fields 96/97, P. Anderson 95197: A: N.
Head 83184. S. Smuller 73/75: B: L. Nothdurn 7475, G. Ault 7U75: C: A. Seouller
54175, M. Day 42/75, 30T CONT 15M:
OA: B. Allnn 45145: AA: P. Anderson
44145. W. Humphreys 31/32; A: G.
\Vatson 37138, K. Kuhl32133; B: J. Allan
34136, B. Griffiths 33135: C: M. Day 34138,
A. Scouller 33138. 50T DB 15hk OA: M.
Hsss 75175: AA: P. Fields 74/75, B. Allan
70/71; A: S. Smuller 49150. N. Head
58165, P.Dougnll 52155: B: I. Robinson
48150, N. Gabbert 50155, L. Nothdurlt
49155: C: A. Scouller 43150, T. Battomley
4U50. M. Day 40150.25T SB 15M: AA. P.
Fields 3U32, M. Hnss 30132, W.
Brisbane Gun
Mt. Petrie Road, Belmont
September Shooting Programme
Event 2. I.S.U. Skcel75tgt
Event 3 . 7 5 Double
~~
Trap
Event 2.25tgt BGC PoinLs C'ship. $10
Badge & Trophy OA. 1st AA.A.B,C.
Event 3. 251gl BGC Singlc Barrel C'ship. $10
Badge & Traplly OA, Is, AA.A,B.C.
Evenl4. 251gc Mini Championship. $10
Badge & Trophy OA. I3 AA.A.B.C.
Evenr 5. 15pr Double Rise. $10
Trophy OA. 1st AA.A.B.C.
High G~ais- OA, Vet.$& Jzrni,,,~
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each month
9.3Oam a t a r t
September I997
Condamine l4&15.E-91
Fine (Sat. 55. Sun. 651 - 30T DB SWPS:
AA: G. Coupar, C. Raid, I. Greenland, J.
Egan, A Dentan, B. Cameron, D. Smith. W.
Allnn, A. Park; A: P. Poulsen, M.Loy, G.
\vatian; B: B. Faweett, 2nd R. \V*idon, 0 .
Burchardt, R. Loughlan; C: A. Henning,
2nd M. Day, P. Mitchell. I T DB CONT:
AA: P. Jones. 2nd D. Smith: A: M. Lov.
2nd D. ~ o r t o b B:
; S. Mc~ullogh,2nd P:
Knight; C: A. Hurst. 2nd T. Penfold. 30T
DB CONDAMINE BELL CBHP: OA &
AA. Q. Poifiri, 2nd W. Allan; A: G.
\Vatson. 2nd G. Bickerton; A: G.Nuske,
2nd D. Cusaek: C: M. Fergus, 2nd B.
Sauaee. 30TDB HCP: 1st A. Hurst 2nd hl.
Per& 3rd G. Borehardt, 4th smith.
30T DB FTS CHAIR EVENT: AA: M.
McGill, 2nd G. Porfiri: A: B. Pile, 2nd R.
Wmdmw; B: D. Cusack, 2nd L. Notdurlt, C:
A. Hunt, 2nd P. Mitchell. 30T SB CONDAMINE BELL C'SHP: OA & AA: A.
Denton. 2nd M. Mffiill: A: J. Kennedv.
TWO DAY
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS
Practice Friday 24th October at 1.30pm
10.00am sharp
Eton-Maekay 13.1.91
Fine & overcast 1281 20T DB: D. Turner,
B. Powell, R. Pentan, T. Whitehead Snr,
R. Dunn 20P20, P. Welch, G. Faweett
19120. SOT MEDLEY: R. Dunn, D.
Turner. A. Love 49150. B. Powell 48150.
25T HCP: B. Powcll. G. Pawmtt, P.
Welch 25125: 1st B. Powell 43143. 2nd G.
Faweett 42143, 3rd P. Welch 30131. 25T
CONT: B. Powell, 8. Dunn 251'25, A.
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Kwh. hanks to d l v~sittng shooters
hopo ta sec you next year
Dysnrt 6.7-97
Matnly fine 1221 - DAY 1 &DAY SHOOT.
ZONE SKEET
CARNIVAL
Charters Towers Gun Club
Lynd Highway - opp. the Cemetary
Saturday 6th, commencing 9.00arn
Event 1. 25tgt Skeet SS on Handicap.
Event 2. 50tgt Northern Zone Doubles C'ship.
Sash OA; Badges AA,A,B,C.
Event 3. lOOtgt Northern Zone Skeet C'shlp
(shot 50 Sat & 50 Sun).
Sash OA: Badges AA,A,B,C.
Sunday 7th, commencing 9.00am
Continuation of Event 3.
Event 4. 50tgt Carnlval C'ship.
Medallions OA,AA,A.B,C.
Northern Zone Team selected on this Event.
Evcnl 1 . 25tgl D a u b l c Barrel C D Graded AA.A,B.C. $14
Evcnt 2. 25tgt Single Barrel 15m. $14
Traphics Overnll, 1st & 2 n d AA,A.B.C.
Sponsored by Hcndcrson's Firearms.
Evcnl 3. 251gl Double Barrel Conlincntal 151". $14
Trophies Ovemll, 1st & 2nd AA.A.B,C.
Sunday 26th October 1997
I!:vent 4. 25tgt Double Barrel 15m. $14
Trophies Overall, 1st & 2 n d AA.A.B,C.
Sponsored b y the Bill-tan Family.
BarIn,~Tco,n Sl8oor 5-~rmnlen,,,.s XI0 per re<r!rr- T,r,/,h? 10 <,<~cb
!8r<,>,/>cr
o ( ~ v i ! ~ , ~ i ICY,!>!
>rg
E v c n t 5 . 50tgt Points 15m. $30
Traphics Overnll, 1st & 2 n d AA.A.B.C.
Over;>ll w i n the Nocl Masscy Pcrpctual M?n,oiial Trophy.
S p o t ~ s o r e db y the Massey Rlmily.
E.vcnl 6. 25tgl I-lanr1ic;ip - Miroku Challenge. $24
1st Miraka Shotgun, 2nd 2 2 5 0 Shol Siiclls: 3rd 1250 Shot
Shclls: 4111 7 5 0 Shot Shclls: 5th 5 0 0 Shol Sheils.
CALCUTTAONEVENT6,CALCUTTA
HELD SATURDAY NIGHT
Womens, J u n i o r s , V e t s 60% No~nsi f s h o o t i n g programme
l ' h e C l e r m o n t G u n Club w i s h e s t o t h a n k t h e f o l l o w i n g s p o n sors: G.R. M o t o r s ; P u r d i e s Tyres; Jammo's B a k e h o u s e ;
( 3 r o k e r s F u e l ; Toby M a r f y n ; T r e v o r G o o d w i n ; W i n c h e s t e r
Australia; N o r t h Jacklin Nissan; Henderson's Fireanns;
W a l l y S t a p l e t o n ; John Walsh, P a t t i ' s I n s p i r a t i o n s .
Camping,
Ammo, m e a l s etc. a v a i l a b l e o n t h e grounds
The Co8nnlilife reserves ,lie righi to alter the p r o g m ~ r ~ ifn rnecersn~y
Forr
any enquiries phone Peter (079) 831 417,015 130 110
or Barry (079) 831146
Overall Sash on 225 Targets
Contact Geoff Archer (077) 872 467
September 1 9 9 7
Australian Clay T a r g e t S h o o t i n g News
P a g e 61
FESTIVAL
16th Open Shoot
** $6,000 Cash and Trophies **
Saturday and Sunday 13th & 14th
September 1997
Grimshaw 1531160.
Saturdav. 9.30am aromat start
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
50tgt Double Barrel 15m Goondiwindi Welding :
Works. Trophy. $28, OS $2
OA Sash; AA,A,B,C lst, 2nd, 31.d; Junior 1st.
25tgt Double Barrel Miroku Challenge
Handicap 1st to 5th. $22
1st Miroku Grade One Trap Gun,
Fuller Firearms.
50tgt Single Barrel Royal Hotel Cup 15m. $28
OA Sash; AA,A,B,C lst, 2nd, 3rd; Junior 1st.
Ilfracambe 5.7.97
Tho llfracombe Clay Target Club held
their oficinl opening on the 5th July
1997.40 shwters attended. Thank you to
cvcryone who helped make this day a
success. 25T EO CD: M: G. MePherson,
2nd \V Chandler, 3rd R. MePherson; A:
R. Jackson. 2nd B. Chandler: B: A.
MePherson, 2nd \V. Parker, 3rd J.
Webber, B. Doyle; C: A. Maclean, 2nd A.
Burbcler, 3rd L. MeArdle. 25T PS: OA: J.
Webber 25125: M: R. hlePhcrson 25/71.
2nd G McPhcrson 24/70; A: R. Jackson
25/73, 2nd B. Chandler 24/71: B: A.
McPhcrson 27/70, 2nd S. Chapell 23170;
C: R. Costin 25173,Znd A. Barbelor 24170.
25T SB: OA: J. Webker; M: G. MePherson,
2nd R. hlcPhcrron; A: R. Jaeksan, 2nd B.
Chandler; B: W. Parker, 2nd A. McPherson;
C: R. Ellifson, 2nd L. McArdlc. 30T HCP:
1st A. Barbelci. 2nd A. hlaelcun. 3rd J.
Webber. HG: J . Webbcr. INT HC: R.
Costin. I,O\V GUN: J . Doyle.
6.00PM SMORGASBOARD - CALCUmA - ROYAL
HOTEL - $15
RED FACES - ENTRIES WELCOME INTERCLUB CHALLENGE
Sundav. 9.00am aromot start
Event 4.
Event 5.
Event 6.
25tgt Double Barrel 15m Caarey's Classic. $20,
OS $2. OA Sash: AA,A,B,C lst, Znd, 3rd;
Junior 1st.
25tgt Double Barrel 15m Points Border
Builders Trophy. $14
OA Sash; M,A,B,C Ist, 2nd, 3rd: Junior 1st.
50tgt Double Barrel Shooters Loot Sudholz
Earthmoving Pty. Ltd. 15m. $28
25tgt DB, 25tgt Points.
Sash Overall; M $200; A $200; B $200;
Div. 60%, 30% 10%. Calcutta Event.
Total nominations $106 if luholeprogramme shot; OS $4
HIGH GUNS:
AA Grade - Goondiwindi Refrigeration and Air Conditionir~g
A Grade - Cotton Trading Corporation
B Grade - Desbrows Jewellers
'
C Grade -Don and Muriel Park
Junior - Cam &Glenda Ellis
Ladies -Peter Elseley
Junior Trophies by Spink Harvesting on Events 1,3,4,5
Three-Man Team event on Calcutta for Perpetual Trophy
.
C Grade Ladies, Juniors and Veterans 60% noms if whol(:
Black targets thrown with fluara backup far overcast
Radar set, sponsored by Olimpyc Targets
Shells sponsored by Winchester Australia
For further information contact Ian Greenland 018 718 165
Hamilton Island 12&13&14&15.7.97
Overcast, very windy 1421 -DAY 1: 10T
DB CD: G. Nuske. B. Aiundt. F. Gee
10110. 25T 15M SB C'SHP: OA & A: A.
Gull 23125, 2nd R. Brawn 21126; M: F.
Roberts 22125. A. Boschetti 2U25: B: B.
Bulliek 21125, 2nd R. Jennings 20125: C:
R. Mehlillan 16125. 2nd F. Laehron 13125.
30T 15M MEDLEY: M: P. O'Neil 49/50,
2nd R. Smith 46150; A: F. Gee 46150.2nd R.
Broivn 26/50; B: G. Mchlillvn 46150, 2nd
R. Jcnnings 44150; C: R. hlchlillan 34/50.
2nd A. Cioker 28150. DAY 2: 10T DB CD:
G. Mchlillun. D. Gull. R, hlcGovern, R.
Tavget S h o o l i n g News
Mount I s r 13-7-97
Fine & cold - 25T SPORTING: A: G.
Brown 21/25. R. Power 20125. J. Edmonds
17125. Rob Cusaek 16126; 8: M, hlcGill
23125, N. Sinelair 16125, Rod Cueack
16126; C: 8 . Knight 26130, B, Murphy
26130. SOT FP.5 A: B. Murphy 1491150.
G. Brown 1451150. Rod Cusaek, llob
Cusnck 1441150, J. Edmonds. M. hlcGill
1431150,T. Matthcws. Glenys Palothome
1391150. R. Power 1361150, N. Sinelnir
1331150. 8. Pnlcthorpe 132115O; B: B.
Knight 1311150. S. Edmonds 1301150. J .
Sebostiani 1241150; C: J. Cameron
1361150. K. Moss 1131150, J. Whntmore
961150. G. Fenk 821150. C. Bmwn 751150.
A. Letts 721150. SOT DB: A: G. Biown
5U51. B. Murphy. T, hlntthews 50151.
Glenys Palcthorpc 36137. M. hleGill
25126. J. Edmonds. N. Sinclaii. Rod
~ u s a c k Rob
, Cusack 24125, B. Palcthorpc
23125, R. Power 21125; B: J. Sebastiani
23125, S. Edmonds. B. Knight 20125: C: J.
S e p t e m b e r I997
Camoron 23125, K.Moss. Ceeilo Edmands
2(V25:J. FVlatmore 190.5. A Letts 181'25.C.
Brown 15125. 25T SB: A: B. Murphy
25125, R. Posver. T. Mntthews, B.
Pvlothorpc 24125, G. Brown. N. Sinclair.
M. MeGill 23125. Rod Cusnck 21125, Rob
Cusack, Glcnys Palcthorpo 20125: C: K.
hloss 17125, J. Cameron 16125, J. \matmore 13125, C. Brown 11/25. 25T OFF
HCP: J. Camemn 30130, J . Sebastiani
29130, Rob Cvsvek 25128, G. Brown 25128,
B. Palethorpe 24127. S. Edmonds 23125,
hl. MeGill, N. Sindair, T, Matthe>vr, I<.
hloss 22125, R. Power. B. Knight. Glenys
Palethorpe 21/25, B. Murphy 19125, Rod
Cusaek. J. Edmands 18125. J. Whatmoro
15/25. C. Bmwn 14125.
Wedding 45150. 25T SKT DBLS: A: L.
Chclepy 25125: B: M. Boll 23125: C: A.
Hahcrkorn 21/25. 50T SKT: A: P. Wood
48150: B: M. Bell 44150: C: B. Brighton
45150. HG & RON BELL MEM TRPHY:
M. Bell 1361145.
Texas 27-7-97
Ovorevst 120) . 25T DB SS: A: B.\Voods,
R. Brown, R. Potter: B: hl. MeGovern,
2nd J. Rurnctt, B. LYhitc: C: J. Cmk. 2nd T,
Sambell, S. Wagner. 25T DB CSHP: A:
hl. H m l d , 2nd 8. Bmwn: B: N. Roberts.
2nd B. IVhite, C: S. Wagner. 2nd T.
Sambcll. 25T PS HCP: 1st M. McGovern,
2nd B. Woods, 3rd M. Hamld. 15PR DD:
1st hl. HnroldiJ. Brown, 2nd M. ForestlP
Sambcll.
Normanton 26&29.6.97
Windy & mol 171 - 75PR DmRAP QLD
STATE ISU ELIM: OA: W. Reeves
14U200: A: Diane Recws 133120% B: hl.
hlecill 1321200: C: R. Anderson 841200:
JNR: Cherie Reeves 125t200. '125T
TRNCH QLD STATE ISU ELlhl: OA: hl.
hleGill 1291150: A: Diane Reeves 1261150;
B: Chcrie Reeves:C:R. Anderson.
Toogoolawah 5-7.97
Overcart 1271 - 100T 15OT DBISOT F B I :
AA: G. coupvr 1901200: A: G. Smith
1871200: 8: D. Wyland 1801200: C: G.
Blatchly 1691200: JNR: D, Jensen
12U200, 2nd C. Coleman 1191200. OA
HG: Q. Porfiri 1931200.
Redoliffe 13-7-97
Wet, cold SOT DB PTS: M: I. hlohr
1491150,2nd W.Wood 1461150: A: J. Cassimatis 1441150.2nd J . Chizrotti 1421150:
B: D. \Vylund 1441150, 2nd P. Chsng
1391150:C: D.Taylor 1281150.2nd C. Bell
1261150. 25T DB HCP: 1st P. Petersen
29/30, 2nd D. Wyland 28129, 3rd D.
Taylor 25127. 30T DB CONT: M: \V.
Wood 80190: A: A. Com 86190: B: D.
Wylvnd 86190: C: D. Taylor 71190. HG:
AA: I. Mohr 2501265: A: J. Cussimatis
2461265: B: D. \Vyiand 2541265: C: D.
Taylor 2231265: VET: I. Hedger 237.
T w w w m b a 12&13.7.97
Cloudy 1351 . IOOT SPORTING CLAYS:
OA: David Gmvndwvter 961100: AA:
Darryl Groundvatel 9311W: A: M.
Murphy 881100: 8: 0.Hnlwood 721100: C:
D. Read 661100. lOOT IRONMAN: OA: D.
Clark 961100: M: Darryl Groundwater
921100: A: W. Allan 831100: B: E. Collcss
751100: C: A. White 661100: OA HG: D.
Clerk 1881200. 25T DR 15M: AA: Danyl
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25125:
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B:
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Pnge 21/25: C: C. Hanna 24125. 25T PTS
15hI: AA: W. Allnn 73/75: A: D. Clark
74/75: B: A. Page 70175: C: K. Jankc
68)75. 25T SB 15M: M: Darryl Gmundwater 25125: A: D. Clark 23125: B: A. Page
20125: C: K. Janko 21125.
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Rockhnmptan 6.787
Cool 1341 - 20T ROCKY MUG DB HCP:
M. Bell 21/21. SOT DB: AA: L. Gall 4960:A:
R. Hannah 49150: B:J Cuddihy50153: C: B.
Toowwmba 15.7-97
Fino 1251 . 20T DB 15M: M: R. Dale
Duffield Road, Clontarf 401 9
President: D. Wyland (07) 3284 3503
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13th & 14th September
Saturdav 13th. 1 2 . 0 0 ~ m
start
Target Club
Gympie Gold Classic
Satiirdav 11tlz October 1997. 9.30am
Ken Mil1sToyoi;t 2Slgt P<,ints C'Bip. $15
0A.AA.A.B.C Irt & 2nd.
Slolherg Plumhiog Supplies 501g1 Douhlc Barrel
C'al~ip.$25.OA.AA.A.B.C I*, & 2nd.
221gt CantinellVal. $10
AA.A.B.C 1st & 2nd.
Sundav 12tlz October 1997. 8.30am
Coolool;~Ba;as & W ~ l c Spilrls
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50tgl Douhle Rarml
Gyrnpic Gold Clarric C'\l!ip. $25
0A.AA.A.H.C 1st & 2nd.
Miruku Cl~allenge22lgl Hondiuap. 525
Is, Miroka SBagun: ?i,d.3rd.4th.5111.
?St# Single R;$rml.510. AA.A.B.C 1h1 & 2nd.
Total !nc>lt\s$1 10
LADIES. JUNIORS IN C GRADE& VETERANS 60*
NOMS IF PllOGKAMMESHOT
AA.A.B.C kIlG11 GUNS GOLD NUGGETS: LADIES. VETERAN &
JUNIOR HlGH GUNS TllOPHlES
Event 1.25tgt Double Barrel 1st & 2nd all Grades. $15
Sponsors: W. Stevens & Sons Firearms.
Event 2.50tgt Double Barrel Points 1st & 2nd all Grades.
Sponsors: Village Motors.
Event 3. 25tgt Double Barrel Cont. 1st & 2nd all Grades.
Sponsors: Mower Barn.
Sundav 14th. 9.30am start
Event 4.25tgt Double Barrel 1st & 2nd all Grades. $15
Event 5.50tgt Medley. $25
Sponsors: Village Motors.
Event 6. 25tgt Double Barrel Cont. 1st & 2nd all Grades.
Sponsors: Mower Barn
HlGH GUN OVERALL
GRADED HIGH GUNS
LADIES, VETS, JUNIORS
Gympic Clity T&$rgCl
Club. B;tnkr I'c~kel Road. Gyrnpic. Qld.. 4570
Near Pig & CaliSnle Yard.;
Cmul l i t \ l e n ~Motor Inn (07) 5482 7288: Gympie Muster Inn
Mole1 1071 2482 8666
Sashes &Trophies sponsored by A.A. Coco
President: W.G. tGeorgc1 Foster 1071 5482 1974: Sccreldry:
Ladies, Vets, Juniors $70
September 1997
Noms $1 10; Full program $100;
A u s t r a l i a n C l a y Target S h o o t i n g News
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2V2'2: A: B. \Vstkins 19120: B: A. P u s
21122: C: D. \Vme 16120. 20T PTS 15hI:
M: R. Dole 59160: A: S. Hodgson 56160:
B: T. Dierke 55/60: C: T Gill 48160. Aust
Showman Night Trap Shield ivon by
Taoaaanlhr 2811320 iT. Dierkc. H. %is.
W. Saunderr, A. Pagel. Aust. Showman
2821320.
Townsville 19&20.7-97
Fine & very windy 1711. 25T DB: M: D.
Bruce 42142. 2nd hf. McCiil 41142; A: D.
Bowcn 43143. 2nd P. Botlato 42143: B: A.
Torressn 24125, 2nd N. \\'enning 23125:
C: A. Diklla 24125. 2nd P. Robertson
23/25, 25T DB PTS: AA. D. Brucc
1111111. 2nd M. MeGiII 1101111: A: D.
Bosen 72175.2nd B. Weedon 70176: B: L.
Cnrty 73175.2nd N. Wenning 69tl6: C: A.
Dibclln 66175. 2nd A. Lamoii 8375. 25T
DB HCP: 1st hl, hlcGill 48119, 2nd F.
Ghidolla 47148. 3rd K. Ashton 4 W 3 NZ
DB NIGHT C'SHP: Oh & A: S. MeDo%vall
25125. 2nd P. Fnbris 39140: M: N.
Shoehon 35136. 2sd S. Robwt~on34136:
B: G. Rcevci 21115. 2nd J. Bvrbagallo
23125: C: A. Dihcliv 22125, 2nd D.
Edwards 21125. 50T DB: M: R. Cusvek
9293.2nd M.Collins 91193; A: D. Killiek
49150. 2nd G. Yaltby 5U53; B: N.
\Venning48!50.2ndA.Torrcsvn 5147:C:
A. Larnari 64168. 2nd C. Rudd 63168. 25T
DB HCP: 1st D. Mills 33138, 2nd T.
Matthews 37138. 3rd K. Arhtan 33/34.
HG: M: D. Brucc 2141225: A: P. Babiis
207/225: C: N. \\rcnning 2021225: C: A.
Dibclla 2071231.
Warwick6-7-97
Cold & windy 1561 - 25T DB 15h1 PTS:
A4: R. Loy 73175: A: A. Lay 77J75: B: R.
Felt 70178; C: D. Thomson 66176. 25TSB
ISM: M: R. Loy 26130.2nd R. Bortlcy; A:
C. Schocnfiseh 22127. 2nd A. Lay 23127;
0: K Rowling 24/27,2nd E. Little 23127: C:
C. Cannovo 20126.2nd D. Thomson 19/26.
25TDB CITY OP\VAR\VlCKC'SHP:M:
L. Paync46146.2nd J. H d p o n 45146.4 C.
Schoenfirh 26426.2nd S. Hdgson W26: B:
R. Sm25125.2ndK. Ro>rling24125:C:R.
blorrison 24125. 2nd S. Scllam 23125. 25T
DB HCP: 1st B. Felt 25125, 2nd d. Batchetti 27128. 3rd R. Scllocnlisch 26128.
ENCOURAGEMENT
AWARD.
J.
Skinnci, OA HG: R. Loy 1431150. C
GRADE HC: D Thamron 1281150.
Whitsunday 19&20-7.97
Finch windy [Sat. 49. Sun. 471 - 25T CD
EO 15hk M: 11. Davis. R. Collinson. P.
Field, R. Dunn 25125: A: G. Dan- 25125. G.
\%itfield, T. Harrison, B. Nnsser, A.
Dlscn, G. Dalton, B. Powell 24125: B: E.
Bates 25/25, A. Smith. S. Rym, A.
Huy%\,oad 24125: C: A. Zarh 25125, F.
Nielscn. L. Camcron 2U25 25T SB 15hl:
OA & AA: R. Colllnsan 38139. T, hleoney
25127: A: G. \%itfield 37139. A. Olsen
2128: 8: C. Bcttcridgc 24125, S. Ryan
23125: C: N. Pye 20125, W.Simpion 21127.
50ThIEOLEYi25TDBl25TPSI 15hl:M:
R. \Vise 99iY0, R. Collinsoli 1961198; A:
A. Olien 991100, T.Nieisen 1131118: B: S
Ryan 1111116, A. Smith 1061118; C: B.
Spillmsn931100. L. Lachrnn 1001113 5OT
DB 15hi: 0.4 & A: B. Po~YcII90199. B.
Nvrser 83/84: M: P. Field 98199, R. Dunn
73174: B: A. Smith 18150. S.Ryan43151;C:
A. Z n h 49150. R. Woods 48150. 25T PS
15M: OA & A: G. Whitlicld 75175. S.
Mcsney 71175: r\A: 8. Beckei 1101111. D.
hlclnlosh 1071111: B: A. Symonds 80181.
S. Reeker 75181: C: D. O'Donncll 70175. A.
zvrb 68n5. 2 5 HCP:
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1st R. u8isc 3545.
2nd R. Collinsan 34135, 3rd S. Hnrdvick
33134 HG: OA: R. Collinson 29U3W: M: R.
Wire 2901300: A: B. Poivell 9lRR36: B: S.
Ryan 284Q00; C: A. Zsib 2711300: LADY:
C. Bcrterid~e2831300.
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I Event 4. 25tgt Handicap Pointscore.
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Even1 I .
E y e O p e n e r I5rgl D o u b l e Bsrrcl IStn. $10
Cash divide AA,A.B,C.
6 0 % shooters - proportional l a shooters in each Grade.
Evem 2.
S o u t h W e s t Ford Charleville30tgt M e d l e y . $ I 5
T r a p I l 0 l g t DB: Gully 10181 S B ; T r a p 2 IOlgl PIS.
Overall. AA.A.B.C.FM 1st & 2nd.
Event 3.
S c r u b b y Championship 30tgt D a u b l c B a r l r l 15111. % 16
Trophicr donated m o n y m o u s l y .
Overall G r a d e d AA,A.B,C.FM.
Event 4.
Ricks T y 8 . e ~30181 Points. $ 1 6
Overall - Fourcar lyres.
G r a d e d AA.A,B.C.FM Is1 & 2nd.
Even1 5.
Bredhauer & Wincheslcr IOpr Dciwvillc Doubler. $8
In the Gully: 1st & 2nd.
,
SUNDAY, 9.00AM START
Even1 6.
Q.I.D.C. 301gl S i n g l e Bitrrel I s m . $15
Ovcrvll G r a d e d AA,A.B,C.PM I \ [ & 2nd.
Even, 7.
Miroku C h a l l e n g e 301gl Handicap. $25
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Overilll - G u n : 2 n d 2 l/?cases a m m o ; 3 r d - 1 112 c : w r
anlrno: 41h 314 caser ;!ltllna:5 t h - 114 case ainmo.
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Event 8.
Michael's Elcclmnics 201gl Single Bewcl. $111
In the Gully: O v c ~ a l Glrsdcd
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AA.A.B.C.FM.
' h l a l nominnliuns: 5115
Veteran, & Jusiorh hll? nolri#s#tio~h
"C;dru,,:,
run an Even, 7
,Canpin&. ;nir\lrip. amlhc,. meal\ & rclicrlirnclllr ;~mil;#hle
"All a#rc,ko. Sundey hrc;>klit\l & Sundry BBQ Ic;, are
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AA Gr&tdcIliil11 Gun - Witrwick Butler a1Pri8nsu Elden In\ul;,scc lRolr81
A Cr;idc High Gun -C~\tle#n:#in
Perlillr
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C Cr;nle HigIt Gua - T<aiw<r,l
Pnlnl M;skr.r liigh Gsll - J c r Peckct Muzllorial
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For further particulars and directions contact:
Brad Markr Bullccotbrt Cllorlevillc 4470. pi, 111761 540 145. tar 10761 550 2'J1
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Austl.nlien Clay T a r g e t S h o o t i n g News
S e p t e m b e r 1997
Russell Mark, Beretta & Winchester
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Russell Mark - Most awarded Shooter
Beretta - Most awarded Gun
Winchester - Most awarded Ammunition
Congratulations Again to
Russell Mark on being named:Australian Sportsperson of the Year
This coveted national award -the first for any
Australian shooter follows on from a
seemingly endless record of achievements in
recent times.
Awards include: Milano World
Championships, Munich World Cup final,
Olympic Gold at Atlanta and closer to home
?cognitionthrough the Australia Day
the "Order of Australia Medal"
~4 Is with' +n
rport) and now sportsperson
(fo
of the Year.

Sunday 7th September 1997 - Australian Clay Target Association

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