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APRIL 1994
Vol 47. No 4
NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS
1994 Australian Sporting
Clays Nationals
1994 Trap Nationals
1994 Skeet Nationals
Gold Coast & Albert CTC
April 2-4
Brisbane GC
April 9-15
Melbourne GC
May 12-15
Championships."
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a young boy in cenml Illinois, Bilearned
to shoot with his grandfather's trusty Browning Auto-5. It was this inspir2tion that lead Bill
to go back to his roots and buy a Browning
Lightning Sporting. He's now one of the
hottest shootm in the world. Here's what Bi
says about his Browning: 'Y Browning shotgun gives me an edge. It's loaded with intan~....~. h l that
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Brmnings new 325 has been the rage in
Europe and now America. A tnm foream promotes optimum eye-hand
c o o r b u o n A wide 10- nb excels m p~clmgup fast flying targets
Available in 12 and 20 gauge
The Gll's extra wde 13mm top nb, ventdated s~denb and special spomg
clays dunens~onsmake rt qu~ckto the pouu and smaath swinging
TheSpedalSporcingshgh post nb prov~desan Instant view of the target
A palm swell improves shooting consistency All Browmg sportmg clays
shotguns have a radtused recod pad for snag-free mounbng
With its qulck, rounded pistol grip, hghtnmngstyle forearm and capacity for
3" magnums, thelightning Sportingis the ucket for day birds or flushg
gamebiids A hunting style low r ~ bor high post target nb make tbe
L~gbtningSpofllng a gun For any season.
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The Best ThaeIs.
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1994
April 2-3
Australian Sporting Clays Nationals
Gold Coast &Albert CTC, Qld
April 9-15
Trap Nationals
Brisbane GC. Qld
April 15-17
Tas Masters Games
Devonport CTC, Tas
April 30-May 1
SA State Skeet Carnival
South Australian GC, Bolivar
April 30-May 2
Qld State Trap Cornivol
Gemfields GC, Qld
May 12-15
Skeet Nationals
Melbourne GC, Vic
June 4-5
10th Anniversary Golden Fox Shoot
Dubbo GC, NSW
June 10-14
NT State Trap & Skeet Carnival
Alice Springs GC, NT
July 21-Aug 3
UIT World Championships
Milan, Italy
A u 13-14
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NSW State Skeet Carnival
Wagga GC, NSW
Aug 18-28
Commonwealth Games
Victoria, BC, Canada
Sept 9- 1 1
World DTL Championships
Mid-Wales SG, Trefeglwys, Wales, UK
Sept 10-11
NT State ISU Carnivai
Darwin GC, NT
Sept 24-25
SA State ISU Carnival
State Shooting Park, Virginia
Sept 2bOct 8
World Masters Games
Brisbane, Qld
NOV5-7
NSW State Trap Carnivai
NOV5-6
NZ iSU Nationals
Waitemata, NZ
NOV11-13
Victorian State Trap Carnival
Echuca GC, Vic
Auswallar~Clay Taxget Shooting News
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AUSTRALIAN
CLAYTARGET
SHOOTING
NEWS
OntcYni journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSCJfXATiON
Volume No. 47
INCORPORATED
Issue No. 4 - April 1994
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE
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1994 Ol/mpk Olscipiine Nationals, held at the Meboume Gun Club in Februa~.
National President's Notes
Stop Press-Trap Nationals
Edtlor's Mailbox
SACTAState DTL Carnival
Victorian State Skeet Carnival
Olympic Discipline 1994-Resuns..
1994Yearof thecoach
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Shooters Services Directory
A Simple Guide for the Compilation of Shooters Handicap Cards
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Clay Target Shooting News
April 1994
Sporting Clays
A n u m b e r of clubs now have w e l l established 5 Stand Sporting
Clays layouts a n d attendances a t these shoots have been
excellent. Club managements have accepted the challenge of
these events, comlng u p w i t h m a n y varied programs a n d
targets a n d offering excellent trophies for those fortunate to
win. In the last edition of the CTSN, i n t e r l m rules for o u r first
National were published. These are in n o way the rules to be
adopted a n d y o u r comments on these i n t e r i m rules would be
m u c h appreciated. Speaking w i t h members, t h e g u n position
i s t h e one most open t o comment.
NATIONAL
PRESIDENT'S
NOTES
Glenn G. Woodhatch
ACTA History Book
Copies of t h e ACTA History Book are available from the National
Office. A t a p r l c e of$19.50 p l u s postage. itrepresents exceptional
value. These books are almost a necessity for each club and as
the production was limited to only 1.000 copies. please be early.
Sales have been b r i s k a n d a number have been secured as
trophies for various events a t club shoots. An excellent ideal
Shoot Calendar
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We.a m stiiilaakine for some s t a b s to suoolv the office w i t h dates
al tllclr Srarc Carnivals in YII~iisclpllncs,a l ~ tllose
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clubs w i t h
major shoots. to supply datcs so that tllcy can be ~ n c i u d c din the
Shoot Calendar ill tile CTSN. The b c r l r r O l r publicity the longer
the notice, the better the attendance
....STOP PRESS ...
TRAP NATIONALS
1. O n Wednesday the 13th of A p r i l a special event is being
programmed for interested shooters. The event w i l l b e a 50
Target Single Barrel Ame~icanTrap.American angles, height
a n d distance.
..A
Annual General Meeting
All clubs are asked t o b e represented a t the Annual General
Meeting to b e held a t t h e Pandanus Room. Carindale Hotel. Old
Cleveland Road. Carindaie o n Friday the 8 t h April 1994. a t
8.00pm. Your clubs representation a t this meeting is important
as the direction your Association w i l l take i s often decided a n
i n p u t a n d requests from the AGM.
N o m i n a t i o ~ l sw i l l b e t a k e n o n the day w i t h shooting
commencing a t mid-day.
Trophies w i l l be for first a n d second each grade w i t h the
Overall taking h i s grade and a Sash. The trophies have been
donated b y a gloup of shooters w h o believe the futulr: of o u r
sport would be blighter t f w e followed the Amerlcan methods
closer. They wish to remain anonymous.
2. B~rdhrairtlsyours w i l l bc operating at rhc S S M Bnsbanu
d u n n g the Trap Nat~onals They t v i l l bc only a shot.^ walk
b r h i n d Ole Bxisbanr clubhouse. Shuolcrs arc cncoumged tu
t r y this exciting new shooting game
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A p ~ i 1994
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Auswallan Clay Target Shooting News
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EDITOR'S MAILBOX
DRUG TESTING MAY BE
CARRIED OUT DURING ANY
OF THE ACTA NATIONAL
Dear Sir.
Re: Need to change rules
Item 1. Baulk
Rule needs to be changed to, baulk can he paid anytime between
the qualifying targets s o a not be a distraction to other squad
members (discussion, some times overheated, takes place whilst
other shooters look on. and when shooting resumes will miss].
Baulk must not be paid later, in shoot offs b u t finalised there
and then or a s under current rule re baulk.
Reason
Time and time again over 3 0 years shooting (competitive) I have
seen shooters miss out o n apossible thmugh interuption of claim
for a b a u k a n d its reason there of. A competent referee should
be able to distinguish a genuine request and without hesitation
say 'do you shooter wish to shoot the baulk now o r a t the end of
the lwund: le, later. the squad then continues on. Shooter a t
the point of interest to shoot the target he missed from lane in
question. scorer io mark lane 5 3 2 or whatever.
Item 2. Shooter calls and shoots trap house, or ground
Rule should read (if shooter] calls and shoots trap house by
mistake one shot a n d does not follow target when it is in the air
and shoots again this is to be NoTarget, providingwhen h e calls
the target, i t would still be o n the plate in the opinion of the
referee. This is velv
. easv.to distineuish, this rule h a s seen much
discrlsston and people ]lave heell susl,en~luci rhrougl~ irs
inrrl~prrralior~s
believe it or nor (arguments over 11s lrlllcl rnu.31
say call and shoor, you wear il c v c t ~ifirs i,ut off tllc plate
Reason
Time a n d time again 1have seen n e ~ v o ushootels
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shoot the ground
or trap house and eveqone come down on them LOST LOSTLOST.
you shot a t it. Of course the seasoned shooter knows that it is a
tenible d e , the clay was not even off the plate. Tile lules ale made
up by u s to promote and enjoy tile sport not to put some poor
innocent learner who is a bitjittely out of a prize or event.
Conclusion
Oncc again shooren are asked hy llle ACTAarld Slates lot. ~ r ~ p u r
ro rille changcs. I arrl now putting prrssulc on ilulcs Cotnmtrlee
ro dccldc on rhcse valid unfair rules 10 i x addlassed and rake up
a s s u c h a n d then seeing how interested the letter here h a s been,
what do members t h i n k . . . 'let me know'.
Wayne Calaby
Sebastopol GC
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Dear Sir.
I p~rtiicr011s ietterby ~nformingyou rhnr in rhc izsr rwellry ycilrn
a s a regisrered rcfcrcc 0lar I have pressed r l ~ uburron lor some of
the bcsr shots irr rhis counrry widlour one word ofdlssenl from
any shooter a s to any ruling1 have made -until now.
On Sunday February 13th.Iwas asked to officiatea t a fifty target
Continental event. The squad had shot a t a few targets when a
shooter on lane flve'refused alegal light swinger. His next target
was aleft swingerwhich although was again legal brought about
another refusal.
I asked the competitor his reason for his refusal of the target and he
said that both targets were released too slow much to the
astonishment of the remainder of the squad. I then handed tile
button to my scorer, anexperienced shooterand sllootingpromded.
There are referees who have turned in their badge after a n
incident such a s this and I must say t h a t i was molr than alittle
embarrassed, however I intend to referee whenever called upon.
I conclude by saying that the 'refusal lule' is ambiguous but I
give fair warning that If this happens again. providing that the
target and pull were legal. I shall count the thild refusal a s 'lost'
and the shooter concerned can take it u p with club management.
Wells Hitchcock
Wenibee-Victorian CTC
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mak'ng competition fairer tor ail athletes. To find out wh'ch
drugs are permitted call
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(Mon-Fri, 9.00 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. e.s.t.)
THE AUSTRALIAN SPORTS
DRUGAGENCY
Dear Sir.
Having shot DTL competition for the past 14 months I have
noticed that many shooters I have spoken to a l e not too happy
with many of t h e clubs grading systems.
One problem seems to be that d u e to a d m p off of competitors a
lot of clubs have reduced their grades from 4 to 3 , therefore
mixing both AA and A under the one grade. Many A grade
shooters Kve spoken to no longer see the sense in paying
nominations to compete against AA shooters. Adding to the
nmblem is the fact that AA shooters comnetine in 3 erade
1l;llldicap cvrrlts reduce llleir mark. Does rhis mean that A grade
siruore~swrll l ~ a v cro look lor 4 grade evcnts only7
To address tilis plwblem I feel some clubs may need to reduce
the value of t h e bophies. rather than the quantity. therefore
encouraging shooters to win their own grade.
Is this problem a n ACTA or a n individual club pmbiem or both?
1 srress rhar rhis lerter is nor lo discriminare against M shoorers
01. any spr<:iliu clubs. but rarher to have clubs encourage all
glades of shoaren in this sport.
Craig Bennett
Dear Sir.
As I a m requirrd to take a prescription drug for fluid letention i
was particularly interested in the advertisement placed in the
Feblualy issue of tile CTSN by the Australian Sports Drug Agency.
Cunosiry gnr rhe berre~.olmcand 1called tile number. Imagine my
suq,lisc wllcn 1 was inlurmrd Lila1 the plrscribed drug 1 take
INatrdrxI conwtns a banned substance under the ASDAguidelincs.
The conversation with the ASDA proved v e ~ yinteresting. I also
learnt that there a l e many 'over the counter' cough mkturesand
the like that also contain banned substances which can be
detected u p to seven days following the last dose.
n l e l r are, of course. ways amund the pmblem ofapresc~iptiondtug
with a banned substance in it.Thel~isoffen anotiler name that does
the same or similar job but does not contain that substance. As a
last resolt, your doctor can write a letter stating that the particular
dlug with the banned substance is the only one avaUahle to you and
you lequhr it on medical grounds if he cannot Ond a substitute for
you. It must be noted that such a letter has to be lodged with the
National Association of your sport to be effective.
I would urge all shooters considering attending Nationals to
make themselves aware of the reauhrments of the ASDA. J u s t
think how disappointed you would be if drug testing took place
and you have just won a NationalTitle.
It is also equally important for the ACTA to make clear their
stance o n drugs and drug testing. There is no gualantee that
drug testing will take place a t the Nationals. Similarly, there Is
no guarantee that it won't so please be warned.
C. A. Amol
Australian Clay Tirget Shooting News
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AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION
NATIONAL TRAP CHAMP ONSHIPS
APRIL 9-15,1994
To be held at the Brisbane Gun Club, Mt Petrie Road, Belmont, Queensland
- Nominations will close daily at 11.00am 2nd Womens Australimew Zealand Trap Charrpionship -50T
Nomination: $18
SATURDAY 9 -8.30am
Open State Teams Match - 25T
Womens State Teams Match - 25T
Junior State Teams Match -25T
2nd Junior AustraliaINew Zealand Trap Championship -50T
Nomination: $18
in conjunction:
The Allan Brown Club Teams Match
Nomination: $5 per club
OPENING CEREMONY -lO.0Oam
45th Grand Australian Handicap - 50T
Nomination: Open $30 UJN $18
WEDNESDAY 13-8.30am
SUNDAY 10-8:30am
42nd National Double Barrel Championship - 50T
Nomination: Open $30 Vet $18
14th Womens Double Barrel Championship - 50T
Nomination: $18
14th Junior Double Barrel Championship - 50T
Nomination: $18
MONDAY 11 -8.30am
40th National Single Barrel Championship - 50T
6th Womens Single Barrel Championship -50T
Nomination: $18
3rd Junior Single Barrel Championship - 50T
Nomination: $18
TUESDAY 12 -8.30am
33rd AustralidNew Zealand Trap Championship- 50T
1994 Womens lnternational Teams Match - 100T
1994 Junior International Teams Match - 100T
1994 Veterans International Teams Match - 100T
(named only)
1994 Mackintosh International Open Teams Match - 100T
18th lnternational Trap Teams Match -50T
(minimum of 3 lnternational Teams)
THURSDAY 14-
8.30am
54th Champion of Champions - 75T
FRIDAY 15 -8.30am
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34th National Double Rise Championship - 25Pr
14th Comark Deauville Doubles - 20Pr
Nomination: $20 per team
OVERALL HlGH GUN -LADIES, JUNIOR, VETERANS HlGH GUN
The Australian Clay Target Association will hold their Annual General Meeting on Friday April 8. 1994 at8.00pm
Location: Pandanus Room. Carindale Hotel-Motel,Cnr Old Cleveland Rd and Carindale St, Carindale, Queensland
Delegates Register will be open from 7.00pm, closing at 8.Wpm
April 1994
Australia Clay Target Shootlng News
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S.A.C.T.A.
STATE
DTL CARNIVAL
Ilth, 12th & 13th February, 1994
By Ruth Michell
T h e South Auslrallan Smrc DIL Carnival rllisy<arwas held ovcr
3 days instcad of rile usual 2 resuiurlg in a very pleasing influx
of interstarc shooters comlng from NSW, Victuria and \Vestern
Australia who all agreed the three day progtam made it a
worthwhile trip to make.
Friday's pmgrarn ofthe 50 target State Handicap and 25 pair State
Double Rise saw competitors facing h z e t s rising in the strong
winds. Frank Agostino won the handicap shooting a 55/57 over
Dino Oliviem with 54/57 and V. Adamswith ascore of48/51. Back
Markers Max Medhurst and D. Freeman both shot 46/50.
The State 25 pair Double Rise Championship was ably won by a
very determinedTony Rohrlach shooting45/50 in conditions far
from perfect. Well done! Max Medhurst came in second overall
with a 51/60.
Saturday saw the incoming Gulfwinds still in force but shooters
by now were coping much better and generally the scores posted
were very pleasing. Bill lles shot a perfect score of 100/100 to
win the 60 target Champion of Champions event with South
Aussie Steven Baynes coming in 2nd with a 99/100.
Danyn Nicholls of Broken Hill won the 50 target State Double
Barrel Championship witha scoreof 120/120 over R. Glenn who
shot 119/120. Shot in conjunction with file State Double Barrel
Championship is the S.AC.T.A. Club Team of the Year.
Monarto's team for the past three years has come in 2nd place.
missing out each year by just one target. Well. this year they
were finally victorious and a happier group of shooters you
would be hard pressed to find. Team members were Tony
Rohrlach. Tony Familglietti. Phil O'Connell. Peter Hendy and
Dennis Halikiopoulos.
TheInter ZoneTeamShaot behveen the3 zones ofWeste1n. Central
and Eastem was then shot for with the Central Zone winning the
Max Curtis MemorialShleld for the first time since 1991. Here the
team members were Tony Rohrlach. Dino Oliviem, Claig Bentiey.
Wayne Renney. Rob Fleming and John Bymes.
Iz~nallyall Sratc Champion urlc holdcrs over the past 12 rrrur~rils
faced Ole uaps once more ro compete lor rhc Ray and Par Mack
trophy. Donald B~.r.llw.of Llle \Vilka\vatt Gun Club losing only 3
was the proud recipient of this beautiful trophy.
Sunday's wralhcl. dawned wrrh clear blue skies. was already
quire warn1 and very c;iirn ;,her the pt~viaustwo days. This was
'Single BiirreI' day SO 10 gcr in an early squad
was thc sertsiblr
thing to do before the wind came in.
Tony Rohrlach, still 'hot'fmm winning the State Double Rise
Championship on Friday and being part of the Club Team of the
Year and the Central Zone Team, again shone in the 50 target
State Single Barrel Championship. This time he shot 52/52
winning out over Don Beelltz with a 51/52.
Final evcnr lor Ole chrt#ivillwas 111c 50 target State Point Suorr
Cllarnpionsh~pand rills was l a k u r ~out by 11. Fxcmatl of Victoria
who shot 1741 174 ovcr Rob Flcming\vlth 173/174.
Overall High Gun and South Australian Champion shooterwent
to Tony Rohriach (Monarto)with a score of 433/450. With the
calibre of top shots who had flown in from our borders, Tony's
win was even more sweet -Well done!
Lynn Beelitz (Wilkawatt) had not attended a State Camival for
some 5 years and came out and cleaned all the girls up, taking
out the Ladies High Gun with 237/250 - don't hide your
shooting abilliy out there a t the Wilkawatt Gun Club Lynn -it
was good to have you a t the State Carnival.
12s
a ,~~~~~~
iuniar from New South Wales took out the Junior
- - - Chant
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High Gun with a score of 245/250 and South Ausvalian Junior
Shootcrs went la Nari~snMcDon~~ell
lMount Cambier).
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TRduloeh Ouerall High Gun 4331450.
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Veterans High Gun went to S. Rossettl with 236/250.
Australian Clay Target Shooting News
Aprll 1994
Team of ihe Year member) a n d a s Phil had already lefi the
grounds guess who had to pack the trailer u p for Uie last lime
and take it back to Murray Bridge I!!
Thanks to host club of International for their hospitaiily and
condition of the g~.ounds,to all the sponsoss. Fred Guyaii and Guy
Yaannidis far their assistance and iiivolilv in the omrc lit was fun
working w i l l ) v~~~~'~uys'~.
I($ Ran) I'ohkr i t t l r i i ? h ( t ~ l t i .Ayrr9
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z<urr.buxtri.~ttct~diit~ts:
lu I'crcr Q t ~ i ~
loru 119sgvnclnus rivt..ll.on la
tile best non South AustralianTeam (we hope to make this ayearly
happening), a n d to Graham. Dino. Joy. Dennis. Kevin and to you
. . . and y o u . . . and you. . ifyou helped.
~
~
.
O p m Team
Dwt Bedxrz, lulllner i?ay and Pnr Mack Trophy.
Inte~cslUlerl focused on jusl'who'lra~lmade the Stale Teams. The
open top 1 5 weire Tony RoIII~I~cII.
Craig Bcntley. Wanren Lymn.
Danyn Nicholls. Brian Thomas. Don Beeiti?. Phil Mules. Din0
0livir1.0.Max Medhurst. Rob Fleming. R a n k Agostinn. Nathan
McDonnell. Phil Gl.c.cn. Ailan Vilclns a n d Tony Farniglietti.
Slate i ~ d i e Teams
s
consists of Lynn Beelib. T ~ a c e yGray. Barb
Wallacc. J o y Curtis. Rut11 Micl~ella n d Lisa Smith. Tracey then
retired giving h e r place to Kathryn i.y~nn. South Austlalia's
Ladies Shoulder to Shoulder Team will be made u p of Lynn
Beelitz. Barb Wallace and Ruth Michell.
Tlrose J u n i o r s to make the team a r e Nathan McDonnell.
.Jonathan Spain. Stepllen Rapp. B ~ u c eByrnes. Lisa Smith and
B ~ y c Tl~ompsorr.
e
The Shoulder to S h o u l d e r J u n i o ~ T e a nfor
~ the
Nationals is Johnathon Spain. Nathan McDonnell a n d Stephen
Rapp. Cong~atulationsto all Ulose making the teams a n d good
ltnck with y o u ~ ~ s h o o t i ning Brisbane.
To those shooters who parted s o ~ r a d i l ywith their money in
bilying ralfle tickets in o u ~giant
.
S.A.C.T.A. raffle d l w n a t the
ciunival. I thank you. Shooters numbers in our state only
number some 560. few compared to tile bigger states, and a s
gmnt money is not forthcoming in oul- Slate. money must be
raised somehow to assist those shooters representing our state
a1 National Titles. This tame was to do lust U ~ a tA
, "
ereat deal of
eflort was put in by some. and l i a l ~ e f ~ ~shn~ild
lly
we ven1lu.e Lo
lhave some kind of raffle again next yeat.. culmioating will, the
draw at Ule carnival, more support will be given. The lllcky
rvinllel. of the Lrailct. raffle was Phil O'Connell [Monario C l ~ t b
Al".ll
1994
Ladies Tea,".
J u W l r Team.
Ausuailan Clay Target Si7ouUng News
Page 7
VICTORIAN STATE
SKEET CARNIVAL
March 4. 5 & 6 saw the V.C.T.A. conduct the 1994 State Skeet
Carnival a t Melbourne Gun Club. The weather though cool, was
ideal for shooting targets and Melbourne Gun Club was a s usual
in pristine condition.
Numbers w e r e down on dlc prev~ousyear and raised duubrs in
some minds ;ll>aut the viabil~ryof running sucil ;I uanli\al.
witlluut rhc full support of d ~ skeet
e
irarernity.
Event 1. Victorian Skeet Doubles Championship
Ian Hale was the only one of the 37 entries to shoot the 2 5 pair
to take Overall & AA Grade outright. This began what was to be
a n excellent Carnival for Ian. A Grade went to Ma1 Briggs 47/50.
B Grade Wally Diston 45/50. C Grade Barry Humphris 42/50
and Women Carol Ogden 39/50,
Event 2. All States Skeet Championship
Six possibles after the 50 targets. from the 4 3 entries. Bill lles
outstayed the opposition to win with 79/79. BiU Sanster took A
Grade 50/50. FredThatcher B Grade 46/50. Alan Coare C Grade
48/50 a n d again Carol Ogden beat the Women with 47/50.
Event 3. Victorian State Skeet Championship
Entries totalled 66. Three 99s shot-off for the State Title, with
Ian Hale again beating all comers for Overall & AA Grade o n
115/116. After a shoot-off, Malcolm Hill took A Grade
110/112. Ambragio Parisi B Grade 94/100. Sam Ze~videsC
Grade95/100 and CaralOgdenmadeitthreeon the trotamong
the Women with 97/100.
la11kiaic i n i s s c d ] ~ ~ on?
s I rirrgcl ($1low 81 lo w i l l lltc Ovc~allHigh
Gun 274/275. C:~rol 0g<i011toppcd the Womcns D~visionwrth
254/275 and itoss Salpic11.0 was Junior lligl! Gut, wid) the lop
score of 253/275.
Ma1 Briees was the O ~ e Team
n
Hieh Gun with 50/50. C a m e l
Carloll Iligl~G o t ~ ~ l ct d l \VOI~CIIS
~
'l-cam with 25/25 81nd 112s
~ r o l ~ a b lbet
y SV111C sort of a record in Victorla by qualifying lor
~lo
in'rrap. OiympicTrdp and
the Srale S h ~ r u k i c ~Sl~uuldcr'fcams
Skeet in the one year
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Club Teams Match
'Ille Frankston Australian Team of Bernie Mack. Ian Hale. David
Cunningham, Mal ~ A g g sand Bob Old took the Teams Match
with 847/875.
State Teams
Open: Ian Hale. Bob Old. Attilio Bega. Mal B r i g s . Malcolm Hill,
J i m Shepherd. Mew Whitelaw. Ralph Laina. Bill Hine. Cam1
Ogden, Graham Guy. Paul Krumins. J a c k Glanville. Ambmgio
Pa~isi.David Cunningbam.
Women: Cam1 Ogden. Carmel Carlon. Katy Light. Judith Kent.
J a n Woodhatch. Debolah Bmok.
n ~ Shoulder
e
to ShoulderTearns to representvictoria a t the Skeet
Nationals are: Open: Ian Hale, Bob Old, AttUio Bega. Ma1 Brigs,
Malcolm Hill. Women: Cam1 Ogden. C a m e l Carlon. Katy Light
Thank you to all the workers who so willingly gave of their time
to ensure tile smooth running of the carnival.
Event 4. City of Melbourne Skeet Championship
Two possibles finm 6 3 starters after the 7 5 targets, Bill Hine and
Ian Hale. The shoot-offwentjust 5 targets with Ian Hale winning
Overall & AA Grade on 80/80. Tom Edwards beat the A Graders
with73/75. B Gradewastaken by KatyLightinashoot-off80/83
and Calmel Carlon made it a double by winning both C Grade
and the Womens division with her vely good 73/75.
One torget dorunfor the c m u a l . Ouemll High Gun Ian Hale.
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AprU 1994
4 994 National Skeet Championships
Thursday 12th May - Sunday 15th May
To be conducted at the Melbourne Gun Club,Lilydale, Vic.
- Nominations close daily at 11.00am -
THURSDAY 12
Commencing 8.30am
Open State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match - 50T
Womens State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match - 25T
Junior State Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match - 25T
Event I
8th National Skeet Doubles Championship - 100T
Overall - Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash &Trophy
Second &Third Overall - Medal &Trophy
Grade Winners AA A B C - Medal &Trophy
Grade Placings (AA A B C - Second &Third) Medal
Women, Juniors & Veterans - Medal &Trophy
Nomination: Open $40 Section $25
Optional SweepdPurse Available
F R I D A Y 13
Commencing 8.30am
Event 2
ASSA All States Skeet Championship - lOOT
Sponsored by AUSTRALIAN SKEET SHOOTERS ASSOCIATION
Overall - ACTA Medal, Sash &Trophy
Second & Third Overall - Medal &Trophy
Grade Winners AA A B C - Medal 8 Trophy
Women, Juniors & Veterans - Medal &Trophy
Nominalion: Open $40 Section $25
SUNDAY 15
Open Australian Skeet Team
TOP12 qualifiers to shoot the Skeet Challenge Trophy
Top 10 scores to count
Womens Australian Skeet Team
To shoot the Skeet Challenge Trophy
Top 5 scoresto count
Junior Australian Skeet Team
To shoot the Skeet Challenge Trophy
Top 5 scores to count
Veteran Australian Skeet Team
(named only)
Event 4
25th National Skeet Championship - IOOT
Overall - Silver Australia Badge, Royal Blue Sash & Trophy
Grade Placings (AA A B C - Second & Third) Medal
Women, Juniors &Veterans- Medal & Trophy
Nomination: Open $40 Seclion $25
Oplional SweepdPurse Available
SATURDAY 14
Commencing 8.30am
Event 3
Commonwealth Skeet Championship - IOOT
Note: A minimum of three entries must be received
in a gradelsection before trophiedmedals are awarded.
The Australian Clay Target Association is
extremety grateful for the supporl shown to the association
through the Target 2000 Sponsorship Program:
FULLER FIREARMS
BRIAN HEFFER OF I.T.P. PTY LTD
OLIMPYC TARGETSISCORPIO CARTRIDGES
Overall - ACTA Medal, Sash &Trophy
Women, Juniors 8 Veterans - Medal & Trophy
Nomination: Open $40 Section $25
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Naamal Skeet Champian- A. i E. PedencnPerpelual Trophy.
open Slate Shulderto Shwider Team - VCTA PerpetualTrophyiieam Member Badge.
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AustralIan Clay Target Sliaotlng News
Page 9
I
MAJOR SPONSORS
The Australian Clay Target Association Inc. gratefully
a c k n o w l e d a e s t h e suDDort of t h e followina comoanies
w h o have.-& t h e time of going to prini, a g r e e d to
become major sponsors of t h e association b y entering
Into t h e Target 21XX) Sponsorship:
Olimpyc TargetsJScorpioCartridges
Fuller Firearms Pty. Ltd.
Brian Heffer of I.T.P. Pty. Ltd.
OLYMPIC DISCIPLINE
1994 RESULTS
City of Melbourne ISU S k e e t championship
Overall: 1st C. Meuleman 136/150. 2nd I. Hale 134/150. 3rd J .
Summers 133/150: AAGrade: 1st M. Inguanti 107/125,2nd D.
Cunningham 102/125: A Grade: 1st J . Wiiberforce 125/150.
2nd G. Yoannidis 120/150. 3rd C. Barlon 101/125: B Grade:
lsl F. Gi~yatt101/125, 2nd G. Taylor 98/125: 3rd P. Avison
93/125: C Grade: 1st R. Dalgleish 79/125, 2nd C. Fitzgerald
79/125. 3rd S. McCulloch 78/125: Ladles: K. Light 56/125.
Citv of Melbourne Olvmoic Trao Chamoionshio
0v&ll: l s l R Mark li5;150. 2r;d J . ~ a k v e l 14-1/150.
l
3rd W
107/125: CGratle: 1stP. Headon lOG/125,2ndC. Kaan94/125.
3rd J . Yanco 94/125: Ladies: D. Muddiestan l09/125: Junior:
B i<elley 1 14/ 125.
Commonwealth ISU S k e e t Championship
0vel.all. I s t J . Slimmers 141/150. 2nd C. Rsrloll 153/163, 3rd
1. I-lalr 152/163: AA Grade: Isl C. Menleman 115/125. 2nd D.
Cunningham 113/125,3rd M. Inguanti 104/125. A Grade: 1st
R. Dower 112/125. 2nd G. Yoannidis 111/125. 3rd G. J u k e s
110/125: B Grade. 1st P. Avison 106/1'25, 2nd F. Guyatt
105/125. 3rd G Taylor 105/125: C Grade: 1st S. McCulloch
100/125. 2nd M. Coster 89/125. 3rd M. Whitelaw 85/125:
Ladies: K Light 67/125.
Commonwealth Olvmoic Trao Chamoionshio
S Pillpasidls 114/125. 2nd B Webb 111/125. 3rd J . Finis
109/125: C Grade: 1st F. Seambellon 103/125. 2nd F. Minici
101j125. 3rd J. R~lssell:00/125: Ladies: D. Huddleston
130/150: Jtlnior: B. Kelley 113/125
National ISU S k e e t Championship
Overall: 1st I. Male 139/150. 2nd C. Meulemar~143/156. 3rd J.
Sttmnrers
140/154:
~~~~~~~~~~.AA
-~~~Grade: 1st D. Cunninehak 114/125.
2nd M. Inguanti 108/125: A Grade: 1 s t J . Wilb&orce 114'/125;
2nd C. Barton 113/125. 31d G. Yoannidis 112/125: B Grade:
1st F. G~iyatl103/125. 2nd W.Reeves 101/125. 3rd P. Avison
97/125: C Grade: 1 s t S. McCullogll 94/125. 2nd C. Filzgelald
8G/125. 3rd M. Whitelaw 79/125: Ladies: K. Licht Junior: B.
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National Olympic Trap Championship
Overall: 1st M. Diamond 146/150.2nd F.Petriella 1451150.3rd
C. Tilley 144/151: AAGrade: 1st R. Mark 143/150. 2nd A. Vella
146/154. 3rd K. Perkins 145/154; A Grade: 1st J. Gilopidis
119/125.2ndG.Ede 118/125.3rdT.Turner 117/125; BGrade:
1st R. Candido 113/125. 2nd S. Pilipasidis 111/125. 3rd T.
DeMuri 109/125: C Grade: 1st F. Minici 124/150. 2nd G.
Gillespie 123/150. 3rd G. Kaan 96/125: Ladies: D. Huddleston
113/125: Junior: B. Hall 121/125.
State T-s
Shoulder t o Shoulder (conduetedorcr the ~ a t l o n l l ~ u u ]
ISU Skeet: Open: 1 s t Victoria 346/375 -C. Meulernan 116. I.
Hale 115. J. Summers 115. 2nd New South Wales 329/375,3rd
South Australia 324/375.
Olympic Trap: Open: 1 s t Victoria 349/375 - R. Mark 118. G.
Hayden 116. N. Pedula 115: 2nd Northern Territoly 344/375.
3rd New South Wales 343/375. Juniors: New South Wales
215/250 -B. Kelley 117. D. Webster 98. 2nd Victoria 215.3173
Queensland 187. Ladies: New South Wales 204/250 - D.
Huddlestan 113. L. Lloyd 91. 2nd Victoria 193/250. 3rd
Queensland 191/250.
High Guns
ISU Skeet: Open Ian Hale 344/375. Ladies K. Light 203/375.
OlvmoicTrao: OoenG. Bovd358/375. JuniorB. Kellev344/375.
Lahie's D. ad dies ton 33i1375.
Commonwealth Olympic Double Trap Championship
Overall: 1st R. Mark 184/200. 2nd S. Haberman 177/200,3rd
N. Pedula 1 7 6 / 2 0 0 AA Grade: 1st J. Manveil 179/200. 2nd T.
Turner 173/200, 3rd M. Diamond 172/200: A Grade: 1st J.
Gilopidis 120/150. 2nd G. Hayden 117/150. 3rd K. Selwood
117/150: B Grade: 1 s t A. Snooke 102/150. 2nd A. Lloyd
100/150. 3rd G. Michell 99/150: C Grade: 1st G. Yoannidis
941150.2nd M. Baternan88/150,3rd R. Smith 86/150: Ladies:
1st D. Huddleston 117/160. 2nd I. McJarnes 115/160. 3rd D.
Reeves 100/160: Junior: B. Kelley 129/150.
National Olvmoic Double Trao Chamoionshio
overall: ~ s t k$ark
.
178/200. f n d ~ . ~ e i174/ioo.
la
3rd C. n u e y
173/200; AA Grade: 1 s t S. Atkins 131/150. 2nd T. Turner
130/150. 31d G. Boyd 128/150 A Grade: 1 s t J. Gilopidls
125/150. 2nd G. Hayden 118/150. 3rd D. Nielsen 117/150: B
s
2nd A. Snooke 105/150.
Grade: 1st G. ~ o n t o ~ o u l o106/150.
3rd J . Laurence 101/150: C Grade: 1st R. Smith 95/150. 2nd
M. Baternan 82/1<0. 3rd C. Kaan 76/150: Ladies: 1st D.
Huddlestan 123/160. 2nd L. Llovd 104/160. 3rd N. McCaUum
100/160: ~unior;: 1 s t B. Kelley <33/150,2nd B. Hall 122/150.
3rd G. Gillespie 120/150.
Double Trap S t a t e Teams
Open: New South Wales 375/450 -J. Maxwell. M. Diamond. C.
Tilley. 2nd Victoria 374/450. 3rd Queensland 323/450.
Look for full story in next m o n t h s CTSN.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Clubs intending on advertising shoots being held very early in
the month, areadvisedtoadvertise thedetailsin an earlieredition
to that of competition,to avoid disappointment of the material not
reaching the reader in time.
Every effort is made by the office and printers to mail out our
monmly magazine to arrive prior to oron the Istofthe month. This
is not always a certainty as many factors are to be determined in
reaching this deadline, some of which are beyond our control.
Early advertising will assist both your club and you the shooter.
AustralIan Clay Target Shooting News
AprU 1994
SHOOTERS SERVICES
DIRECTORY
It i s pmposed that a Shooters Dfrectory be included in the magazine.
Uyou have goods o r a service that would h e of benefit to your fellow
shooters then why not place an advertisement in this directoly.
This could take t h e form of a business card o r like. As a special
introduction we a r e offering ACTA Members six (6) months
advertishe' for $250 o r $50 o e r month. This would h e a n
advertisement 9Ornrrl x 5 0 m m , s o let yuurscll be knowt~s o that
shootcrs c a n support shootrrs.
-
1994 THE YEAR OF
THE COACH
Fonvard y o u r advertisements a n d payment to ACTA. PO Box 557.
Mount Waverley. 3 1 4 9 o r Fax (03) 8 0 7 2716. Any queries please
ring D a n n i i n t h e National OIfice o n 103) 8 0 7 7577.
T h e Australian Coaching Council (ACC] h a s declared 1 9 9 4 T h e
Year of t h e Coach.
AU
Australians w h o participate i n sport, whatever their level of
endeavour o r aspiratlon, deserve good quality coaching. Good
coaching i s a k e y element i n t h e development of sport i n
Australia. F m m an individuars perspective i t i s t h e key to
enjoyment, implovement, safety a n d conthlued participation in
sport. Indeed m a n y studies show t h a t t h e behaviour of coaches
i s crucial t o satisfaction i n s p o r t s participation.
'CheACC h a s dcvelupcd a national campaign designed to incrrasc
a n d e n h a n c e tlrc pronlu ofcoaches riuring 1994 a n d htyond'i'iic
c a m ~ a i c ni s fox. tllu bcnelil of uoachcs a n d parri<:ipanrs at all
levels in every sport.
The Year of t h e Coach campaign is designed to highlight a n d
recognise t h e valuable contribution coaches m a k e t o sport, a n d
t h e community at large. T h e Year of t h e Coach campaign h a s
been endomed b y t h e Sport a n d Recreation Ministers' Council
a n d with t h e s u p p o r t of all sporting bodies a n d t h e community
t h e a i m i s to:
lncrease the number of NCAS accredited coaches
improve the quality of coach education
increase the status of coaches and coaching
Increase theopportuniffesforfemalecoaches to b e ~ o r n e a ~ ~ r e d l t e d
increase coach education oppoltunities i n rural areas
increase the availabilltv of accredited coaches to athletes
emphasisetheimportanceandvalueofappointlngaccred(tedcaaches
promote coachlng as aprofesslon
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For further information o n The Year of tile Coach campaign
phone008641994.
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Example
Consider the example where the following program was offered
to shooters:
l o u t D/U Eyc Opener
Event 1.
Event 2.
251gr D/U Championship
Event 3. 25Gt P/S Championship
Event 4. 25tgt S/B Championship
As was stated previuusiy, in rhc past the Douhie Rarrri ID/BI
scorcs were added together and placed on thc shooters card a n
a combined score, this is shown in F~gureI.
Discipline: COMMON MAFS
A Simple Guide for the
Compilation of Shooters
Handicap Cards
nis bookler is dedicated lo h e memory ojlala Clmrles 1927-1993.
ExeutiwMemberNS. W.C.T.A. 1983-1993. Sadly missed
History
In early 1993 several new rules were introduced that caused
some confusion in how the handicap cards should be filled out.
Along with these rule changes and the introduction ofthe revised
handicap card in 1994, the whole procedure of placing scores on
the shooters handicap card has become totally confusing.
This booklet is designed to hopefully make this process a little
more understandable.
Introduction
Since the introductionof the rule changes the two rules thathave
caused the most confusion are Rule 2.lIa) and Rule 2.lIh).
Just to refresh your memory. Rule 2.lIa) states the following:
All appropriate 1 5 metre scores [common mark) shall be
recorded for percentage performance class(ficat1on
irespectiw ofhow the event is run
NOTE
All targets t h a t are s h o t under common mark
competition conditions to be entered on the ACTA
shooters card, with the exception of Double Rise events.
This is all well and good but for Rule 2.l(h) to have any chance
of working then the scores should be entered on the shwters
card a s shown in Figure 2.
Discipline: COMMON MARK
oab
club ~ t ~ m d d
1n1uan
~wnt
Rag.
%
made
And Rule 2.llhI states the following:
It s l d l be rhe responsibiliry oJ a dcsig,mlrd club o r i i a i to
progressively mark U t e slmters card with his 15 mere resdls
and qfler each 200 targets regrade the slmrer ~ n c c c s s a r y .
NOTE
All shwters hauingshot at 200 targets wouldbegraded.
Any one (1) bod score entered on the Double Barrel
competition would be wiped off and transposedfor any
one (1) good -re from another event competition (off
equal target amounts fi possible).
It is this note to Rule 2.lIh) that has caused the most problems
with the handicap cards and the regrading of shooters.
Placing Scores on the Handicap Card
- Rule 2.l[aI
Double B a m l Events
In the past all Double Barrel (D/B) scores were added together
and placed on the shooters card as a combined score.
If this was to happen now under the new lule system Rule 2.11h)
would not be able to be applied colrectly. To overcome this
problem all individual event scores should be entered on the
shooters card a s is stated in Rule 2. lla).
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Notice that in the EventSmle/Targets miumn has been divided into
two mlumns, one is headed Other and the other is headed D/B.
This is done so that when it comes time to apply Rule 2.lIh)
the handicapper will be able to distinguish between Double
Barrel [D/B) scores and the other event scores, how this
happens will be shown in later examples.
Single Barrel and Continental Events
If only it was so simple to include only the Double Bamel ID/B)
scores on the shooters card. but Rule 2.11al states that "W
targels Lhnr are shot i'nder common mark compelition conditions
are to beenrered on dwACI'A slmlers card", tllis includes Single
Barrel [S/U] and Conlirtrnwl ICuntl tnrgets.
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Example
With the above in mind. if we now take the program fmm the
previous example, all the scores fmm that program should be
entered on the shooters card. After entering the scores. the
shooters card wlll now look like Figure 3.
Iisclpllne: COMMON MARK
0.b
1
ClubAllnded
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NOTE
If only the Double Barrel (DIB) scores were taken into
account, as shown in Figum 4, then the shooter would have
a percentage of 93.6%.therefore be would remain i n B grade.
However this is not the case, and step 2 will explain further.
step 2.
The next step under Rule 2.lIh) is to substitute one bad Double
Barrel (D/B) competition swre for one good score (ofequaltaget
amounts if possible) from another event competition. This
sounds complex but let's consider the following example.
Example
Under Rule 2.l(h). I. Gotit's smre of22/25 for aDouble B m l D/B)
went can be ~eplacedwith the Other event swre of 24/25. This wlll
effectivelychange the pmgtssive total a s shown in Figure 5.
Notice that the inclusion of the Single Barrel (S/B) event, in the
Other column on the card, had no effect to the progressive total.
Regrading Using Rule 2.l(h)
You may have thought that the previous pmcedure was a waste
of time. However, a s you will see, without placing the scores on
the shooters card in thiswav t re at difficulties will be encountered
in applylng the regrading d d e 2.lIh).
rhar is required to apply iiule
Let's now look at the
2.1(h].This has Ikrn brokcrr down into rum slrrlple srcps Lo make
it a little easier to understand
step 1.
As is the normal rule, regradingonly takes place afterthe shooter
lias shot a t 200 targets, that is 200 Double Barrel ID/B) targets.
Example
Consider the handicap card of the shwter called I. Gotit a t Figue 4.
Oak
Club Allrhsd
I893
1 SCORESBROUGHTFOAWARD I
13Uah
Event
hog.
WreTwpetr
SOIBllwgels
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With the substitution oI scoles. I. Gotics percentage has now
increased to 94.6%. this would regrade him to'A'Gradeas shown
in Figure 6.
B
Notice that he has competed in several events including Double
Barrel, and Other events i.e. Single Barrel (S/BI and Continental
lContl events. These s c o ~ e shave been entered on the card in
sepalate columns.
I
The total number of Double Barrel ID/B) targets shot a t lias
leached in excess of200 targets, the(-eforethe card is to be ruled
off and the shootel. is to be regraded.
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The Zone Skeet Carnival was hosted by Tamworth CTC in
associationwith theirhnual Openshootand in conjunctionwith
the ASSAOpen inpebmaryand once again proved a great success.
Over 70 sllootels contested the Zone C'ship on the Sunday with
Peter Vella of Cecil Park winning the event 112/112 after a shoot
Without the scores being entered on the shoote~scard as shown
off with seven other shooters. The ZoneTeam for Wagga in August
it would become nearly impossible to substitute scores of equal
is Rod Prior. David Michie. Joe Marshall. Peter Nash. Col Burtand
value from Double Barrel (D/BI events with scorxs imm other
Kevin Weathexall with R. Melville. M. Deneate and R. Tavlor as
events as required under &le ~ . l ( h ]
reserves. Northern Zone also fared well in &e state selectiGn with
If the steps that are laid out in this booklet ale followed by all
Rod Pnurarld David Micllir i l l d~euprrlwcuon and Grorge Uanun
club handicappers then hopefully the confusion that has
m rhelunior. Long hrwaks from Mewe Daley (1001. George I3;lnun
occurred in the past may be rectified.
(100).K r i s ,Jarlrs (50).Idiclt Carnrrnr~150). G c o w Viskovlcl~IN'%
150).Tony Long (100). Margaret Denton (100). Peter Vella (200).
Max Barton 12001. and anew e ~ o u n d
record of223fmm PeterVelh
This booklet has been ~ r e ~ a r and
e d resented bu Andu Sanders.
belmljof ihe N.S.W.C.T.A.
N.S.W. State ~ a n d ( c a i ~ &
for. and
aU added to great Zone C-ival.
and is hereby reprinted withpermission
The Zone Trap Carnival was also a huge success at Guyra in
February with avely rejuvenated club and congratulations must
go to the Committee for the excellent presentation of the club. A
new glound record was established of 353 by Geoff Lancaster.
who also took the Zone DB with 128/128 while Roger Vidalwon
the ZaneSB 32/32and John Far~elltheZonePS 123/123. Roger
Vidal also won the High Gun.
The Zone Team for the State Carnival is Jeff Nash. John Farrell.
Roger Vidal. Col Burt. John Kent, Harry Yates, Geoff Lancaster.
Les Kennedy. Ian Merrick, prthurvine. Bud Sweeney and Peter
Southern Zone
McGuire. The Junior Team is Andrew Kingdom. Johnny
Cunningham and Cameron Brooks.
Bega Gun Club has advised me of a change of program due to a
clash with the Trap Nationals. The shoot set down far Sunday
The Northem Zone Meeting selected a new President in Mike
3rdApril has been brought fonvard to March 27th to allow ample
Height from Newcastle-Lake Macquarie CTC and re-appointed
time for shooters to travel to the Nationals in B~isbane.Please
Jenny Burt for a 3 year term a s their delegate. They were unable
contact Secretazy Lynne Teale for further info on (064192 2734.
to fill the position of Zone Coach.
The Tamworth Sports Star of 1993 Awards were conducted on
Central Zone
26th Februaly with extremely successful results for clay target
Grenfell Gun Club has been allocated the 1994 Commonwealth
shooters in the area. The Presentation Nieht was a elitterine
Nighr Deauviile Doubles aftcr 11 was re-allocalcd ro NSW. l'l~cy
affair. with
Indeoendent
Member far ~ i m w a r t h .f i r i on;
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A~
havc scheduled the champ~onsl~il~
ro Sarrtrday 10rh Sepret~~bcr Windsor present, a s well a s other Council embers anh
arid luuk forward to a b ~ g
1011 ilp lo IJlr slluor.
dignitaries. The special Guest Speaker far the night was Dawn
fiaser, who gave an enlightening look into the many aspects of
A group of Central Zone shooters attended the Marconi/
her brilliant career and life.
Winchester 100 C'ship on Sunday 13th Februaly to particularly
contest the Marconi 500 TeamsT~oohvEvent. which I understand
Col Burt was nominated by the Tamworth CTC for the Coach of
in 25 years of competition has never left the'sydney area.
the Year (12 ent~xnts)while Clive Barton was nominated for the
Sports Star Award (36 entrants). There was great jubilation and
J . W . Smith, Dick Piotlowski and George Bunting all from the
excitement when both were named as the winners for the two
Blayney CTC a s well a s Orange Gun Club President Joe
sepalate awards. As Clive Barton was away competing in the OD
Caltabiano and Sunny Corner GC member Peter Griffiths, all
Nationals in Melbourne. Clive's father Col was pmud to accept
travelled down to Marconi to attempt the seemingly impossible
the a w a ~ don his behalf. These types ofawards all assist inlifting
task of making their mark on the PerpetualTrophy.
the profile of the Shooting Sports in the eyes ofthe general public.
With scores of JW 100, Dick 100. George 99. Joe 97 and Pete 95
giving a total of 491/500, the impossible became a reality with
five very pleased and pmud shooters heading back over the
mountsins with the trophy in tow.
Conclusion
As has been seen both Rule 2. lla) and Rule 2. l(h1work hand in
hand and must be appiled together.
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Congratulations guys, and also to J W for taking the Overall in
the Individual Marconi 100 C'ship.
Northern Zone
I have been advised that Rod Prior. has been appointed as a
TraolSkeet Referee Examiner to reolace Andrrw Futter who ilas
lec;ntIy resigned. He can be conta'cted at 50 Peel St. Tamworth
or on (067) 66 1455 BH.
Boggabri Gunnedah GC has advised of the appointment of
Burnie Flnlay 'Coogie' Wandobah Road. Gunnedah, as their new
Seclrtaly. Ph: (067) 44 7830. The new President is Greg Bain.
Coming events for the Northern Zone include t h e Annual
Tailey-Ho Cup Open Shoot over the 14tl1/15th May a t Bogabri
Gunnedah GC and a little further ahead, two adioinine clubs
have scheduled a 1 day shoot each over one weekend ;t allow
shooters a full two days ofshooting. Saturday 9th July at Coffs
Harbour is the Golden Schnapper Open Shoot followed by the
July Cup shoot at Grafton on Sunday 10th July. Taree Wingham
is hostine the State Nieht SB C'ship on 23rd Aprilwhile Inverell
is hostlng the State ~ B ~ oC'sllip
n t on 18th ~ ; n e .
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1994 National Skeet Teams
As you all know, our State had to conduct a Special Skeet Teams
selection shoot this year due to the very early dates of the Skeet
Nationals in Melbourne in May. The team selected inTamworth
is a s follows: Christian Naudin 198/200. Peter VeUa 198/200.
Rod Prior 196/200. David Michie 195/200 and Laurie Sceresini
193/200 with the resenre being Kevin Weatherall 192/200.
Once again it was very pleasing to be able to select Womens and
Juniors Teams with the Women being Robyn Faber 190/200.
Helen Sanders 181/200 and Rebecca Langley 175/200. The
JuniorTeamwillbeKrisJones 186/200. MichaelFaber 183/200
and George Barton 182/200. Congratulations to all our teams
and best of luck for Melbourne.
fact that to help the shooter who needs help is to explain to him
and demonstrate in ave'y
manner the
Of the
that 'Oncern
the moving target'
All too often we see a shooter being given advice on how to shoot
a particular target. The station no. 3 lane and the shooter is
having trouble breaking the target from this position. especially
the straight away target. What the shooter wants to know is.
"How do I overcome this problem?"
One olrhe most common prohlcrrls and one Uiat is ai!nosralways
neglrctcd when instructing the new slruorer is, does his or licr
gun suir the slluutur. Docs i t fit a ~ r dllavc they itecn shown how
to mount it properly on shoulder in order to obtain correct gun
and eye alignment? This is a much neglected subject.
Special overseas visitor for Orange Gun Club
Qualities of a coach
Tllere was great excitement a t Orange GC recently when the
Scuito Family gathered for an enjoyable afternoon of shooting. I
was present to see 3 generations of the family shoot together
which is quite outstanding.
Without contradiction, to be a successful coach does not mean
being a world champion shotgunner, however he must have
experience and a complete knowledge of the techniques involved
and be able to communicate with his pupils. Beinga good coach
and teacher is not always a n easy job.
Mr Sam Scuito from Catania in Sicily was on vacation to visit his
sons Joe [Orangeland Alfe ISydney) and Joe's son, up and coming
junior shooter Sal, made up the historic group. Mr Sciuto owns his
own gun club and gun shop inItaly and the family boasts 75 years
of clay target shooting. Conglatulations and well done.
Coaching with the aid of the video camera
When used in the hands oi a very well informed coach. the video
camera becomes a very useful aid to coaching and trouble
shooting:In the hands ofagood coach thevideo camera can help
to solve many p~vblemsrelating to a shooters bad habits.
The video has an immediate effect on the shooter when the tane
~~,~
1s played back by the i:o;lci! rvllo can explain wllcrc rhc fatrlls arc
Ii:~l.l~elling
and 1>8111 11ilbiI.sdcvelol>.
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SHOOTING THE CLAY
TARGET
By George Biggs. former Victorian
State Coaching Director
A simple, commo_nsenseapproach to coaching
Forty odd years experience with the shotgun and ammunition
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Care should be taken to be surp the cameraman gets the right
angle that will show up the trouble spots.
A still ylr;iter intcrcst can
crcarcd by rile cw~.ll,liwhen he is
filniing thc cu;~(:l~iny
acrion. he Ciln usca micrnphon~.~vi~ich
will
lccnlrl lliscon~mcnrnryor1 lilc Wpcss it goes tlllougli the camrrd.
This procedure will provide lots of discussion when the tape is
played back.
,
and how to use them both in the field and a t clay target shooting
has convinced me that there is a n ureent need for our Australian
Coachine Svstem to have a standarzin depth coachine manual
011 Corlrcl ro;~!llingant1 teaciting prorerlllrc in ordc'v to pruvidc
tltliform conulling instn~cuunh r tlap and skecr shoori~lgar rhc
zone and club level.
When I first commenced using the shotgun itwas a case of figure
thines out for vourseliand bv trial and error and lots of oractice.
A1 rltat time tllcrc was xlu ulle around to sl~uw
you how ;firlfI wllar
to do in urdur ro stloo1 a iriovin$ tnrger.
If our sport is to grow and prosper we have to promote and offer
expert teaching advice to the beginner so that he/shewili quickly
begin to shoot targets. Given the right instructions and
encouragement this will surely happen.
It's not uncommon to see a beginner shooter in a squad a t trap
or skeet - miss a target and almost right away he begins to get
advice on how to shoot. Advice like, you're shooting behind or
you're lifting your head. you're stopping your gun, etc, etc. All
this advice is negative to ill& new shooter and the not s o new
shooter. It does indeed only coniuse him and h e begins to think.
what the hell do I have to do to hit the darn thing?
Acrually at lllis point. I see n u !casoll all all to lcll rlic slloorcr
what he 1s doirlg wrong, it will mly give l l l t r l r r a r c derail ro Ihirtk
al>otlr.\Wmt tllc lr.su.uctur rlccds roilu iscxl,l;lirtand ifnccess;lry
demonstrate to the pupil, not what he is doing wrong, but w h i t
he must do in order to hit the target.
I a m sure a lot of advice is given with tlie best intentions to
shootets about what they are doing
- wrong,
- but unfortunatelv it
is not always the best advice.
Dtlring my 40 01. su ycals uicoaci!ing srld traclling rhr skills oi
sl~ootingrlic <:l:ly rargcr I liavr i~ccotncvcxy much ;iw;rrc of rhc
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Australian Clay Target ShooUng News
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STERN AUST
BREAK BADGES
1994 Coaching Clinics & Accreditation Seminars
New South Wales
B. Rlchards
J. Famll
G. Sinelar
J. Go-
DTL 7 s
Skeet 50 7 5
DTL 150 200
D m 7 5 100
C. Rowland
DTL 100
DTL 100
C. Cunningham
Mr Kohler
DTL 50
G. C d l e d e
DTL 50
Mr Wwtbn
DTL 150
DTL 50
H. Burchell
M. J. Daley
Skeet 5 0 7 5 100
Skeet 5 0 7 5 100
G. Barb"
K. Jones lhlstrl
Skeet SO
L. came&
Skeet 5 0
G. Viskovieh
Skeet 150
A. B. Long
Skeet 100
M. K. Denton ( M d Skeet 100
L. See-ini
Skeet 100
P. C. Vella
Skeet 200
T. Pfieffer
DTL 103
W. Channing
SB 50
D. F. Porteus
DTLlW
G. Sweeney
DTL 100
L. Kennedy
DTL 150
G. Lancsster
DTL 3 h 1 3 5 0
DTL 7 5
R. Carbone
R. Justice
DTL 7 5
0. Reidy
DTL 5 0
DTL 100
T. Hams
W. E. Morgan
DTL SO
DTL 7 5
M. Stevenson
Queensland
B.
Powr
P. Dupuy
T. Wlse
I. G. Wynyard
IAa
CLUBS
VENUE
DATE
Narrogin & Wagin
Augusta & Busselton
Nanwgin
Busselton
10-4-94
17-4-94
South Australia
N. W. McDonnell (Mstr)LYII.
7 5 100
Tasmania
D. Dunn
J. Blyan
Victoria
A.
Bohwll (Mstr)
D. Rosenhain
R. R o s
S. Landsbarnugh
G. Turner
G. Coburn
I. Stark
E. Calandm
A. Dundas
G . McClum
R. J. Black
D. Dean
L. Rankin (Mstr)
A. 8olwll
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L. Rech
DTL 5 0
DTL1502W250
Annual Marconi/Winchester 100
m 50
m so
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DTL 1M)
m50
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Tower 5 0
Cont 5 0
DTL 5 0
DTL so
DTL 100
DTL50
DTL 50
Western Australia
DTL 5 0 7 5
N. Suckling
DTL 150
S. Kowald (Mstrl
DTL 5 0
J. Baughen
DTL200 250 300 P. Cook
MARCON1 GUN CLUB
m 7 5 100
DTL50 7 5
DTL SO
DTL SO
Sunday 13th February. The s u n shone brilliantly early in the
morning after two days of inclement weather. This assured that
there would be a good attendance for o u r annual 20th
Marconi/Winchester 100 and Marconi 500 teams event.
After the eye opener was carnpletcd the serious business was
underway. llie 100 targets being shot in 4 rounds of 25. After
the flrsr round there were orlly 10 possibles our o l 100 srnrtrrs
in the event. In the teams event there were 10 teams competing.
three fmm Marconi Gun Club including the winning team fmm
last year. Two teams from Sydney Gun Club and one each from
Cecil Park. NSW Gun Club, Orange. Blayney and Newcastle.
After the first mund Blayney led on 123 followed by Newcastle
121. Marconi No. 1 on 120. Sydney No. 1 on 120. NSW Gun Club
119. Sydney No. 2 on 117 and the ixst of 115 orless.
At the halfway point after the second round there were 7
possibles 50s.
In teams Blavnev with a brilliant 124 went to a commandinelead
wrth 217/260 i;llu8vcd by Ncwcasrle with 123 for a s c h c of
244/250 anrl M;~i.~.oni
NO. I ivirl! 123 ful. a score ol243/250 wit11
all rhc other rctrns bci~tgourclasscd at rlils point.
HOBART GUN CLUB
Pictured is the result of the 1993 Commonwealtll Tower
Championship held a t Hobart Gun Club in October 1993. The
weatherwas fine on the day and about thirty shooters competed.
Therewas only the one possible shot, with afew39s on the boaxi.
The ~ e s u l t swere : OA & A : D. Krause 40/40: B: G. Jackman
39/40: C: P. Pettman 37/40.
WiMers at the Hdwt G m Club Cmauuenllh Tower Chmrpbnships - 1993
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Three quarter mark after the third mund there remained six
shooters still clean on 75/75. J. W. Smith, D. Piotrowski. J.
Blazley. H. Yates, J. Wotton and Frank Smith.
In the teams Blayney consolidated their position with a steady
122 for a progressive score of 369/375 with Newcastle matching
their 122 but still 3 targets behind on 366/375, but the Marconi
team fell away with a bad mund of 119 to be on 362/375.
On completion of the last 25 the pressure round for competitors
still in contention for individual or team honours. Three
shooters out of 100 starters shot 100/100, J. W. Smith, Dick
Piotrowski both fmm Blayney Gun Club and J o h n Wotton from
Marconi, all M grade shooters. After a shoot off J. W.Smith a
past winner of the event in 1985 won the Overall and M grade
with a scare of 150/150. J o h n Wotton on 149/150 2nd and
Dick Piotrowski 118/119 3rd.
Results inothergradeswere: A: J. Osman98/101,2nd J.Pmcopio
97/101. 3rd P. Etherton 100/104; B: J.Kladis 113/117. 2nd G.
Lysaght 112/117, 3rd A. Vallelonga 120/126: C: F. Marcellin0
96/100.2nd G. Agostino 88/100,3rd T.Boulos 87/100.
'lhe Dlaynry team of J . \V. Smith. D. Piurrowskl. G. Bunring. P.
Grillithand J. CalUbianca shot astcady i22/ 125 fura rutalscorc
of 491/500. which meant that the Newcastie team of J. Blazley.
B. Banatto, R. Hibbert, H. Yates and M. Height
. had to shoot
125/125 to tie the score. a hard task.
They crashed with their worst round of 116/125 to finish on
482/500. In the meantime the Marconi team of B. Samuels. J.
Boulos, G. Raotes. E. Boulos and Chlis Young carded 120/125
for a total of 482/500 and finished equal second with Newcastle.
l h i s is the lirst urrre in 20 ycan thar the teamsevent llas bccn won
by a club ours~dethe Sydney/Wullungong a i d sur~ounding8w:ls.
On Sunday 24th April Marconi Gun Club is combining with
Sydney Gun Club to present the Chris Young Auto Wreckers
1.000 teams event. The five oerson teams have a first orize of
$1.000.00 courtesy of the spinsor and $500.00 for secoGd prize
put up by Marconi and Sydney.
We invite all clubs in NSW and interstate clubs to send teams to
participate to what we hope will become an annual event to
determine the best team in NSW. The actual program will be
advertised in the ACTAjournal.
Thanks to Winchester for their part sponsorship of the
Marconi/Winchester 100 for the past 20 years. Thanks also to
the visiting shooters and to the ladies and workers of Marconi
Gun Club for making the day such a success.
TELL A TALE
Thcrc was a discussion at tllc N.S.\V. Gun Club years ago which
I heard as a teenager rliat cam" about alrcr my latllcrannounced
that he was after a good
English Pointer.
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The gentleman involved in the conversation was a respected and
well known hunter and target shooter of many years and he was
adamant that his gun dogs were of the finest stock. It went
something like this . . .
Well I'll tell ver mv does have to be the best I've seen. I took two
pups out with tileu nloUler recently on thc quail out at Cowra.
Well they woke up real quick once dlc bitch found the first nest
and after that I couldrr't stop them from hunting.
Anvhow bv the late afternoon thev had this hunting and wintine
worced out to a tee and as it was getting late7 headed baci
to
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-.. homestead. The next marnine after breakfast I went out
ro rhe dogs and found that one of rhe pups was missing. This
started a search that lasted all day and took meall overthr eight
thousand acres with no success.
That nieht the owner ohoned the nelehbourine omvcrties to ask if
thev mkht
have seen'a oointer o u o ~ b o u tGidloinine
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ownersaid h a t he had sccnadogon his p m p e q thatday standing
in one 01h s stubble paddocks looking at the ground.
The next day I made my way to the paddock and found the pup
pointing hard and fast. I walked up to her and looked down at
the ground to find that she was pointing at a msella on the side
of a n Arnott's biscuit tin!'
Dan Lagden
Cecil Park GC
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STR CLAY TARGET SHOOTING
UIT IQULES 1993
n i e Administrative Council of the UIT annroved at its last
meeting in Acapulco. Mexico on Decernbkr 3rd, I993 the
following corrections and amendments of the UIT Rules 1993.
GENERAL REGULATIONS
3.1.2
3.1.5
add a s last line: 10m Running Target, 40 shots
mixed rum
add a s last line: 10m Running Target. 40 shots
mixed runs
6.4
change the number of participants and the word
"Additional" as follows:
Men
Trap
Double Trap
Substitute, any event
Total men
Women Trap
Double Trap
Substitute, any event
Total women
6.4.1
Only o n e (1) substitute per category may be
nominated i n separated World Championships.
When junior category events a r e scheduled in the
6.4.2
World Championship the number of participants
allowed per event i s the same as those for men
(junior males) and women (junior females).
Oflcials:
Maximum of 40%........
In case of
he nominated.
Correct "ANNEXTO ART 6.3.8" to ANNEX TO ART 12.3.6 and
correct also on page 2 of that ANNEX:
2.4.2
For Women
90
Double Tlap. 120 Targets
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Delete the following Articles:
T.6.2.12.4
7.1.2
D.7.2.1.2
D.7.2.2.2
7.1.3
"'Mer a NO BIRD.....
following conditions:"
"After 125 targets .....according to Rule 12.1."
"'After 150 targets according to Rule 12.1."
"Alter 120 targets .....according to Rule 12.1:
win he renumbered to 7.1.2.
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TJE-BREAKING
Ties i n Olympic events for m e n and women
(specified i n Article 3.2 General Regulations) will
b e d e c i d e d a c c o r d i n g t o STR f o r F i n a l
Competitions i n Olympic Shooting Disciplines.
Art. 1.8.4.
Ties in non olympic events and categolies will be
decided a s ioliows:
Ties for shooters with perfect scores will not he bmken.
If the shoot-off time ...is competed (see Rules 12.2.2.
and 12.1.21.
D.12.1.2 Amend to read:
Double Trap:
If two or more shooters have equal scores for the first
three (3) places in the event, they will all shoot a t one
double from station 3, in sequence until one shooter
records a "lost" target. He will be declalrd the loser.
All tied shooters must shoot a t the same number of
targets.
12.0
A.S.S.A. NEWS
Some new faces appear on the executive ranks following the
A.G.M. held atTamwortl1, during our open shoot.
President:
Tony Long
10/30 O@onneU Street
Kangamo Point, Qld 4169
(07) 217 3464 AH
(07) 372 3241 BH
Secretary:
Jenny Burt
PO Box 836
Tamworth. NSW 2340
(067) 6 5 9386
GENERAL TECHNICAL RULES
3.2.3
1l t h line:
Black from 4 - 9 rings = 30.5mm
The t e n sing i s a white dot = 0.5mm
Ring Thickness:.,.,..
3.6.3
line 5/6: replace the world 'World Championships''
by UIT competitions.
3.21.6
12.0
Add last sentence: A lamp must be fitted t o the
outside of both high and low skeet houses. The
lamps must light immediately when the Puller
presses t h e release and extinguish when t h e
taget(s) are thrown. The lamps must be clearly
visible t o the referee.
TIE BREAKING
Ties i n Olympic events for men and women
(specified i n Article 3.2 General Regulations) will
b e d e c i d e d a c c o r d i n g t o STR f o r F i n a l
Competitions in Olympic Shooting Disciplines,
Art.l.8.
Tics i n non-olympic events and categories will be
decided 8s follows:
12.1
12.2
Tied scores........will not be broken.
2nd iinc'"ficsir~tllr first tlxruc placesin non-olgmpic
events and categories in 25m Pisrol. Trap ............
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Remaining Committee: Col Burt
Christian Naudin
Glenn Clark
Thanks must go to caretaker President. Chris Hughes and past
Secletaty Glenn Clarke who carried the Association through a
mugh patch in 1993.
The main task at hand a t present is to re-establish our
membership list. Renewal notices, once prepa~edwill be sent to
everyone on our list, to which we anticipate a pmmpt lesponse.
Members of the committee will also have application forms with
them a s they travel the shoots.
The Annual shoot, held at the Tamworth club was a huge
success. Shooters from Qld, NSW. Vic. SA and New Zeaiand
enjoyed perfect weather, great targets and the wonderful
hospitality synonymous toTamwarth. The ASSA came out on the
correct side of the ledger and couldn't have been more happy
with the oveiall success.
A full report on tile shoot appears in this issue in conjunction
with the Tamworth Open results.
Remember tile ASSA is your voice for input into Skeet Shooting.
and any member of the Committee would be only too pleased to
speak to you at anytime. Good shooting, until next time.
AustralIan Clay Target ShooUng News
Aprll 1994
BOYD 8r ROHRLACH
'TOP GUN' WINNERS
TID BITS,QLD
IN FEBRUARY
By Lost Bird
Won't be able to report o n Malybo~wughthis copy as we shoot
27th and CTSN closes 28th Feb, so you will have to put u p with
2 copies next report.
Norc: Bundabergshwts larcr in April because ofochcrbigsi~oots.
plus Rrisbane l k a p Nationals 9111 to 15th. so Durldy wlli shoor
on 17tll April and ncxt manlll will shoot 8th May.
I had to miss o u r own club shoot last month a n d will miss this
shoot a s 1 was told I had a weddine to ea to. When I asked if it
w:ts rnorcirnporclnt Olan sllooting. 1 was told ruy sun bvvuld likr
mc ro be at 11iswcdding, so there gurs a n o t l ~ cshoot.
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Tap Gun shooters shine a t Supelshoot a t Sunshine Coast in the
50t DB Cbliio. Neil Berm taklne AA after d r o o ~ i n ehis 228th
talget to lea& Invin \vYniard to take Overall. Invin went o n to a
shoot off in the next event to give him a bleak total of 309. Good
sliooting by both.
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Kingaroy -Two Day Shoot 5 & 6 February
I ~ w i nWynyard carried o n his good form a t Kingamy taking 25t SB
A%25tPSAAand OAJn Continentalwith 100/100, only dropping
one target ior the 2 days, but worst luck it was a points target he
missed, so he also missed the High Gun. Good shooting I~%vin.
With big blraks brirrg shut all ovcr Ausrlalia i t is just a s cvcll wc
dun'! sllont live birds or wc would only hnvr ctrrus left
Bundaberg
- 13 February
Congratulations to Gino forshootinghis first 2 % possible in skeet.
The 25t DB was taken by Invin Wynyald 0.4 &A. B grade to Di
Shaw and Spencer Plath C grade. 25tHandicap 1st Chlis Hanison.
2nd Gino Selgiacomi, 3rd Brian Charteris. 25t DB Cont A: Pedm:
B: Di: C: Spencer. 2 % Pohlts: A: Rob: B: Ron; C: Ross and Ric. A
@ade HG wan by Rob Rehbein. FM HG Spencer Plath.
Gympie - 13 February
Well it didn't take Jeff Doolan long to get back into form, his
second shootback taklngout AgradePtswithLeeBeattie Bgrade
and C grade MelissaTipman who now h a s two bariels instead of
one a n d it is paying off a s the next event the 25t Handicap.
Melissa shot a possible to win the event, with Lee Beattie 2nd.
who had shot two possibles In the two events prior (DB & PS).
The 25t DB Tower C'ship OA & A to Bill Stolberg who by now,
with his wife, will be o n his around Aushalia trip, have a good
time Bill. B grade lke Osbame, C glade (out shooting his son]
David Gardner. b u t his s o n Aaron was in good form a t
Caboolture, shot his first 25t possible also took 25t DB CD and
won C grade HG. Good shooting Aaron.
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v i l l lG!;IC.IIICUuyd ~IUIIIAll>ll!y : $ I ~ I I
Tony itohrlah i!nl!d Sut~rllAuslialiil \v#181,i$l(!
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Graeme pmved to be arnodelof consistency a t tileNatIona1 U.I.T.
Trap Championships in Melbourne by winning the Overall High
Gun over the six days shooting. He leceives 2.500 shotshells for
his win. He also won Uie honour of replesenung Austl.alia a t the
Commonwealtl~Games in August in Canada. Graeme last
represented Australia in 1 9 8 3 when h e was part a1 the Olympic
T r a p t e a m wlricl~won t h e Bronze Medal a t t h e World
Chan~pionships.Other winners a t t h r same lour~racnerrtwere
Desiree Huddleston in the ladies Olympic Trap High Gun. Ben
Kelley in the Junior Oly~lipicTrap High Gun. (Be11also !wade the
Open Double Tlap Team to represent Aust~aliain July a t the
World Titiesl. Brett Nall in the Junior Olympic Ttap National
Title. Filippo Petriella in the A grade section of the same event.
In the U.I.T. Skeet. Katie Light won the ladies 11onout.s whilst
Barty Brighent won the Juniors.
At the South Ausllalian T ~ a pCarnival in Adelaide Tony Rahrlacl~
won 2000 ~wundsfor his wins in the State Single Banrl and the
Ovelall High Guns. Les Chant won tire Junior High Gun again.
Keith Larcornbe Ure Veterans and Lymi Beelitz tile Ladies. The
State Double Ban.el was won by Danyn Nicholls from Blwken Hill
and h e received 1,000 bonus shotsl~ellsfor his will. Glades and
welt rvoll by Alan Vilcins 'A' glade and Da~ylTaylor
500 sl~otsl~ells
in 'C'. Otiier winners include Eric Hall for the A glade section of
Uie Points and Flank Agostino Tot. his grade in tile Single Barrel.
More winners in Febrnaly include David Flavcl for t l ~ cEastern
Zone Two Day High Gun in South Australia, Dennis Mclntosli for
the Gemfields l b o Day Event and Craig Bentley once a g a h for his
High Gunvictory a t Po~.tLhcoln.Ray Collinsonwon thestate U.I.T.
I l a o 1Slimhation a t Townsviile. Ran Glenn and J a n Whittakers
lrum nrn!lirlblir~i,rr;tll~rllle lilsl pclsnlls lowilt .iUO sl~ulsl~clls
lor
rhcir 200 i>n:ak i t . ;A ~.~l~~lil!cl~litl
wen1 AIL^ nt~aliyC ; ~ ~ l i i ~ ~ ! ~ ~ ~
wulb a casc oisl.ulsltc.lls l i w l l i s ,353 Llcak i t r ( i ~ ~ y l a .
Good luck to evelyanc going to the B ~ i s b a n eNationals and
hopefully one of our entrants will be the proud owner of a new
ASE 9 0 Beretta up for grabs in Ulc Ovn.all Higlt G u ~ r .
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Gympies President George took his wile Joy for a h i p to Pel31
over the Christmas break while away. Joy wasn't too well one
Sunday. Joy said whele do you find a doctor in a strange place
on a Sunday, but once again George came to the for*, he said
tliele is a doctor down a t the cricket. Joy remarked how do you
know that. and Georee ~eolledwhen I listen to cricket fiom
Westem Aust~aliacogme&ator Tony Greg says the Fremantle
Doctor comes across the cricket glwund every afternoon. Hope
you had a good trip Joy and George.
Visitors a t the shoot. Bill Chain who now lives in Kilkivan. Ike
Osborne. Peter Bannister. Bruce Lee and Barly Power. Thank
you for commg.
If you have a Gympie 1994 program then. 2 day shoot in
November should be 12th & 13th. not a s is.
Good shooting to all, ti1 next time see you a t the shoots
DoqnNichdls.
April 1994
Australian Clay T1%get ShaoUng News
Dcl~8tdFlnueL
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OPEN SKEET/A.S.S.A.OPEN
4 days of skeet shooting - 100 targets a day - trips to New
Zealand -Zone Team selection -State Shoulder to Shoulder
Team selection - $5,000 in trophies and sashes -it really had
the makings of a skeet shooters dream.
The Tamworth club had worked long and hard to make it the
best, down to having tents a t the back of each layout. iced water
coolers and cups, extra seatingunder shade areas in anticipation
of the high February temperatures that can hit Tamworth. The
grounds and facilities were a picture, thanks to the never ending
efforts ofthe resident caretakers. Graham and Rae Richardson.
Club member Tom Coultan even provided a portable cooltwom
for the use of the campers. Day one, cloud and cool conditions.
no rain. Skw-two shooters got the first event rolling, the 100
target Scolpio Cartridges/ASSA Championship, a n d fmm that
62. 4 possibles were returned. New Zealand visitor George
Viskovich was the overallwinneralso takingAg1ad.z. withascore
of 106/106 from NeilDimmick M grade with 103/104. B grade
winner was Merv Daley from Cecil Park on 105/106 and
Tamworth Club Secretary. Lach Cameron was the C grade
winner with a score of 91/102. In the Ladies section, Robyn
Faber from Narrabri returned 94/100. Junior winner was Glen
Denton from Charleville with 91/100 and Veteran winner was
Reg Clarke 98/100. The lucky number shoot olCs again proved
popular. with Roley Palmer from CONS Harbour taking home
some Scorpio shotshells.
Day two, saw t h e first of the Tamworth events. 5 0 target
Loomberah Valley Championship ]lad 7 2 shooters a n d 6
lecorded the possible 50/50. Age shall not weary them !I Alf
Najar, the 75 year old gentleman from the Wakehurst club in
Sydney was the overall winnerwith a fine score of 87/87. l s t M
Christian Naudin 63/64. 2nd M Merv Pratt INZ) 58/59. the
maker of fine furniture and great supporter of the sport in
genelai, Rod Prior was the winner in A grade o n 86/87 second
in A David Sampson. West Wyalong shooter. Barly Duncan was
the winner in B grade with 60/62. from Helen Sanders ofWagga.
Guyra's J o e Malshall put together of good 45/50 to win C grade
from J i m Richetti.
Tile tlnphy handicap h a s been conducted lor a number ofyears
a t this shoot in Tamworth a n d really is a hit with evelyone. This
year was no exception and what a popula~.win it was to Club
President. Kevin Weatherall. Kev went into the shoot off with 'a
few u o his sleeve' and the second Dlaced shooter. Max Barton
was uric of rn;rtly wllo 'lvcnl m 0 1 , tllc wuud'. I(cvun Ilril,c<i M u
sct a new ground brcak vccor<libr'l:.~l!wo~.tl~
wt11~219.N~ckN~rl
Irum Brisbnne wus 3rd and I'rcctllly iclnrncd to shoou~rgloc;.l.
Mike Biyant was 4th.
Records certainly became the orde~.of the day - George
Viskovich 150. Merv Daley 100 and 15 year old George B~arton
(yes there is another one) 100. Max Barton 200.
The ASSA event was shot in conjunction with the hvo 50 target
events and was sponsored by Akubla. Only one shooter managed
the 100 for the day -Christian Naudin flwm Wakehurst was the
overall a n d AA grade winner. Rod Prior was giving t h e
handicapper notice with h i s 105/108 in A glade, Barry Duncan
again collected B grade with 96/100 and J o e Marshall from
Guyra was also sending signs to the handicapper with 91/100
in C grade. A fine 98/100 from Margaret Denton saw her collect
the ladies tmohv.
, Kris Jones from Wakehurst returned 91/100
for rhejurlior rlins~onand 9 7 / 100 imtll Rrg(:l;nrhc p~uvldedhim
will, a ncrv Akut)lil i l l tllc v c ~ c ~ i i~t C~ :hC ~ ~ U LMI
L S ISJ'S hlick MiGill
was rhc rvinnrr of rhc lucky nurnlrcr sllout oil
Day three -clear sky -sunny, but not hat. 70 shooters lined
up for the 5 0 target Northern Zorie Championship and Max
Barton's ground record f~wrnthe previous day went by the way
side. From the 8 possibles returned, tlre overall winner was Peter
Vella from Cecil Park with 112/112. 1st M Christian Naudin
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111/112. from Mick McGill103/104. Ray Porter f ~ w mBrisbane
was the winner in A grade with 50/50, from Malcolm Briggs on
49/50. Junior shooter. Michael Faber from Narrabli picked up
B grade 'with 49/50. from Lach Cameron o n 56/58. Michael
Bryant recorded 46/50 for C grade from J l m Richetti on 40/50.
The Tamworth & District Chamoionshio was the last on the
Tamworth Droeram and 5 s h o o~~~-~
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high g&<i;
was looking very conjested. f h e overall winner
was Glen Clarke 103/105. In Agzade the winner was Ray Porter
54/55 fmm Peter Nash 53/55, J o e Marshall was not too off put
with his rnove into B glade and his 49/50, saw him finish ahead
of Glen Denton o n 48/50. C erade
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from J i m Richetti 41/50.
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With the 4 events o n the Tamworth plwgram finished. 3 shooters
had scoles of 198/200 -Max Barton. Christian Naudin and
Peter Vella. The eventual winner being Christian Naudin with
208/210. M grade High Gun. Max Barton 207/210, A grade
High Gun Rod Prior 196/200. B grade Mew Daley 191/200. C
glade J o e Marshall188/200. Ladies Margaret Denton 197/200.
Junior Kris Jones 186/200 and Veteran Reg Clarke 196/200.
Christian was the v e ~ ypmud lecipient of the Geoffrey Walters
MemorialPerpetual High GunTlwphy along with a $1.200 canteen
of cutlerv. Geofswidow. Paulinewas a n h a n d to olesent Christian
will1 his tluplly rvi~cnlond~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ r i ~ s ~ I d ~ c ' B i g P c l l ; ~ ' c ; ~
Luck lo all who xrrr~crnbcrcdhint and ; i v r ~ yeto~tionalacceporra:u
61,cwlr from Cllrlstian nlovcd rl~chir!rirst ~.lvscnt.
Again, the ASSA event was a n in conjunction event and was
soonsored bv Bmwnine/Fuller Firearms. The Overall and AA
and lucky number shoot off. George Barton.
With the completion of the third day, worthy of note. Peter Vella
-ground break record 223. Margaret Denton 100 break.
Illqurtcaturn lip, tllu twopclsolls 1c:alrl cu~llpcliriollsilw 2 lcsms
h l s h equal - ilcg Clarke aud l'cret Vell;~394/4L0 an<l Miw
U;ilzon and Neil Uiwnaick 394/400. l l ~ n surr
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is good 511001~ng
'i'cams were surtcd nut illsu by rllc end ol <i;ly 3. l h c I I ~ , I . I I ~ ~ T I ~
zonc tcnrrl for rhc 1094 St;lrc Slicct Ciirrliv;ll is Uavid Micl~in.I<ud
I2r~ut,
JOC
M;irsl~~!ll,
lJccc~N;isIi, C.,l Uurl .lnd KVVIII
\Vc:~rlicr~~ll.
The State Shoulder to Shoulder ~ e a z k were
s
also selected aver
Prior. David Michie. Laurie Sceiesini: Womens: Robyn Faber.
Helen Sanders. Rebecca Langley: Juniors: Kris Jones. Michael
s all tihose team
Faber. Georee Barton. ~ o n ~ ; a t u l a t i o n to
members anagood luck.
Day 4 dawned clear and the s u n had a little bit mole s t b g in it.
The final event far the tournament was the 100 target McCeochs
Skeet Doubles Championship and 52 shootels faced the music.
The Overall and A glade winner was Malcolm B~iggswith a fine
score of 97/100. M made went to Ree Clarke 97/102. B made
Glen ~ e ~~-~~
n t o88/100.-~aminic
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ia Gin C
grade. 87/ 100 fiomMargagal~tDentonca~ued
herthe ladies section,
Kris Jones the junior winner and Alf Najar the veterans, the lucky
number shoot offwent to the shoot marshall Col Barton
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Those luckv
,hieh eun winners llackinLr
" their baes for New Zealand
arc M Max Barlorn 39"/40U. A grade hlaluol~~l
Brtggs 38d/401. U
gmdc Mctv Dalry 385/4(r0. C gr;~clcJoc Ma~.sllnll36(1/400 ;~nll
.Iuriior Glun Ucnron. Tile L d r s lbliglt Gut, wlnnrt. wils hlit~g:*~ct
Ucnton 374/400 iuld Vcrctnn Reg.Clarhc 380/400.
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Tile 5 oersan team aeain Droved verv oooular. the team must
carrq,risu u l a n M,A.B.C grildr. slioorvt. illld c ~ t l ~ c Ikrdy.
r n jllrlior
or veteran. 'l,lic wi,sllill& Ica!ll bei~lgI1c:rt:r Vclln. Chlis I.a~~glcy.
M c ~ vUaicy. Dotuil.rc Ke;~lillgi l r l < l Itcg CI:.rhc.
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Surpiise. surprise - the two petson teams competition was s
tied result even after 400 targets. Reg Clarke and Pcter Vella
780/800 and Max Darton and Neil Dirnlnick 780/800. well done.
Austl'alliu~Clay T;xget Shoaung News
Api-11 1994
So, the four days draws to a n end, our friends from New Zealand
could not contain their enjoyment and satisfaction, comments
of fantastic facilities, great targets friendly company, beaut food
and so it eoes an. a s shooters headed off home. To the Tarnworth
cornmitt&, headed by Kevin Weatherall. shoot mushall. Col
Barton, and all other worken, a job well done.
To the @eat sponsors, of the ASSA events. Scorpio Cartridges.
Browning/Fuller F"e;ums, A k u b ~ aMcGeachs
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Sports Store, avery
sincere thank vou fmm the ASSA Committee. the shoot annears
well establish& and that is due to the support of our sponsors.
For those who didn't make it to Tamwarth this year, remember
the third weekend in Februaly for 1995.
NORFOLK ISLAND
Q U 4 Man Team - John Dykm, Neil Beny. Bill Stewns end Steoen L
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By Wilma Berry
14th International Clay Target Championships
The Championships were conducted a t the Norfolk Island Gun
Club fiom Februaly 7th to Februaly 10th 1994, in walm and
gusty conditions.
They were well attended by 87 shooters: 5 7 flwm New Zealand.
18 from Australia a n d 11 Norfolk Islanders.
Shootine was of a hieh standard with manv shooters tvine far
positions a n d of necessity there were many shoot offs to
determine t h e placings in all events.
T h e u s u a l round of b o c i a ~activities were conducted by
members of t h e g u n club - a welcome with drinks and finger
food o n the Sunday night, a fish fly on Wednesday night, more
drinks a n d finger food on the Thursday night, and of course
the magnificent presentation dinner a t the conclusion of the
shooting on the Friday night.
On behalf of all the Australian visitors I congratulate members of
the Championships.
the No~folkIslandGun Club fo~~theireffortsan
the emunds. desoite the lackofrain. were in sunerb condition. the
slioor was well i n l n ;ttrd fi~lisllcdu ~ulrlc
,
L.;IJII <lily.tllc: t~oplltcs.as
good ss I'vL. sertr it! a lung tituc. ;.rld 1 1 Ilusi,ir;%lity,
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w<:llwllar <:;An
you say about peoplewho meetyour flight a t the akport, entertain
you in the" homes. and then see you offal the end ofyour stay, a
big thank you, you made u s very welcome and made sul.kwe
enjoyed oulaelves -we will be ietuming.
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Major Results:
Skcer C'ship. OA & A: S. Bell NZ. 2nd B Stcvcns Ausr: U.1' Black
N'L. C: I I<ecvcsNZ. 2nd B. Cascy A~lsr.Skcct H~glrGun INorfolk
members only): Peter Woodward. 2 Man Skeet Team: S. Bell &
0. Steed NZ. Double Rise C'ship: OA & A: N. Berly Aust; B: G.
Holland NI: C: T. King NZ. Single BarlelC'ship: OA &A: J. Dyker
Aust: B: B. ~ c L a u c h i s n dNZ: D. carter^^.-~oint Score C ' h o :
OA & A: B. Vercoe NI. 2nd N. Benv Aust: B: D. Blvant Aust; k :
T. King NZ. Continental C'ship: GA & A: B. ~ e r & eNI: B: M.
Bradley NI: C: T. King NZ. 50t Norfolk Island DB C'ship: OA & A:
N. Beny Aust: B: G. Holland NI. 2nd D. Bryant Ausr: C: T. King
NZ. 4 Man Team on the 50t DB: Qld -N. Beny. B. Stevens. J.
Dykes, S. Laffey. Overall High Gun: Paul Black NZ. Runner Up
High Gun: Neil Berly Aust (yes they have a trophy for the runner
up. a rather magnificent Swedish Calving Set, well worth
winninel. Mini Hiell Gun lDTL events1 Basil Vercoe. NI. Ladies
Hieh GEn: Vicki 6 h c k N Z B erade HG: Dasher B k a n t Aust &
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l r ~Nurfoik Isl;rrldrrs only)
Galy Hulland. Don Lang Mer~~'Trul,l~y
Vet EVL~III:
Rily Pillon NZ.
l\vo Man Conr Tcam: S . Bell & 0. Srecd NZ. I st D;.y 1SvCr,liDR
& 2 5 Skeet): Neil Berly Aust
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MOUNT ISA GUN CLUB
By Ron Pourer, Secretary
On a hat, humid Februaxy afte~moonin Mount Isa a gathering of
storm clouds is not a n unusual sight. Neither is a gathering of
clay target shooters.
With only the hope of relief from the sweltering temperatures the
dedicated few onened fire in the first event. 25 targets skeet olf
handicap. only *kvoshooters, Bruce Murphy and ~ & Matthews
g
shot their handicap and shared the prize pool.
A 5 0 target Tower event was scheduled but the heat, humidity
s
swav with that event havine to be cancelled
and e ~ e m l i n held
afterjust 2 5 targets. ~ i e s problems
e
will be aThiug of the past
in a few short weeks when our new traps arrive.
As the Towerwas out ofaction the BallTrap event was expanded
to 5 0 targegets and despite the oppressive conditions some good
scores were posted. Rod Maxwell earned first place with a well
shot 46/50. J i m Edmonds. who is still recovering from surgery.
claimed second with a very creditable 43/50 and Rod Cusack
filled third place with 41/50.
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14UrInlcmolionolDoub(e RiscChampionchip
Nafdkrsland, OA &,A Grade
Neil U e n y 1Bundabwgl. 2 n d A C ~ a d Bas2
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Velcor 1Norfdk Island].
Alxil 1994
The rust Down the Line event was to be the Mount Isa Gun Club
Night Single Banel Championship s o a novelty event was held to
take u s lo the evening meal. Once a g a h our thanks to the people
who put so much eilort into keeping u s well fed. Thanks folks.
Austl.allan Clay Target Shooting News
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With lull bellies a n d t h e desire to win a c h a ~ n p i o n s i ~ iUle
p
competitors leadied for battle. When the smoke had cleared the
officr staffcalled for a shoot afl to determine the A gradr winner.
COLAC GUN CLUB
liod Cllsack, Bruce Murplly. and Rod Maxwell wclc s e n t out to
trap one lo sort it out. J u s t one target later Bruce Murphy
retu~.necl Lo the office with a score of 24/26 and Ule A grade
Championship. Ron Power wan B grade with 21/25. and Greg
Moncrieilsliot the s a m e score to tie u p C grade.
On Sutlday 2 4 t h April the Calar G u n Club will he conducting
two J u n i o r State'fitles (see advertrsemrnt tltls journal].
Tile finale lo the night was a 3 0 target Medley eventwith different
t y p ~ of
s targets being s h o t a t o n each t r a p layout.
Ted Matthews, who h a s been known to have trouble with his
eyesight a t night, proved t h a t this wasn't one of ttlost: nights. His
very well shot 49/50 ealned him first place. Rod Cusack w a s j u s t
hvo targrts dawn a n t h a t a n d took out second while Bruce
Murphy held o n to third place with 45/50.
With shootine aver it w a s time far serior!s business. and
P~.esidentRod-~~axrvell
called the winners to thc traohv, cabinct
lo \c:lrc.r i l ~ e i ur o p l ~ r r sMick Colcwnr~wns dlr si~c>u[r.l
wllu w..s
dr;itvtt I I I h l ~ o fur
o ~ the j : ~ k ] . o ~ a !j a~i il 4 to ~I~c:irr~!rr.{>~.
1 3 ~Mack
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riiritb'l 61, l>o!trcclnply i ~ d ~ d as
c dhe was rlic wiirnr~.vfllcc(: gl';ldr
draw arld received a refund for his nominations
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By Peter McDonald, President
n i i s is a uniquc opportunity for all registered A.C.T.A. juniors to
compete a t their own lwei as it is a day for juniors only, we have
felt lor some time that not enoueh
is donc lor iunior s h o o t c ~ . ~ .
u
after all, ourjuniors oltoday a r e the ones that will keep this sport
alive in the future
The Colac Field and Gatnc will be shooting utr the same day so
ifDad o r one afyoul. brothers is a shooter they may like to have
a s h o t there.
Let m e assure Ulose t h a t rnay b e contemplating corning t h a t
excellent trophies wrll be provided.
Make s u r e you have your clln'ent registmtion card with date of
birth o n ii.
Nineteenth Annual Unisys Royal Flying Doctor
Service Charity Shoot
Sixiv-six vearsaeo the Reverend J o h n Flvnn's dream ofa 'Mantle
of Salely' .WL.I. IIN! uulbi.ck becautr .l rualily wbrl~lllr firs: f l g l l t
:I.)III ( : ~ ~ I ~ c ( I I' ~I IY
B .cd ~ e i u uC O ~ B ~ ~ L LO
N ~ 11115
C S (liay b s Lihc i?oyirl
Flying Doctor Selvice.
A
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Nineteen yea35 ago the Mount Isa G u n Club had a dreatn, a
dream of cor~ductinr!a Charitv Shoot to raisr funds for t h e Roval
Flying Dacto~.Service. This dream also continues Lo this day, this
year a s T ~ Nineteenth
P
Annual Unlsys Royal Flying Doctor
Servicc Charity Shoot which will be held a t the Mount Isa Gun
Club o n Suliday March 6th.
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MI-Tonv McGradv. local Mernber of Parliament u l ~ dQueeosiand
~irlistc;.forMi~~eralsandEner~y,
will oliiciallyopen th;~ineteenth
Annual Unisys Royal Flying Dactar Service Charity Shoal.
Of course without the support of t h e business community this
feature a1 Ule North West would not exist. Unisys Computers
Australia are again the major sponsor having d o ~ l a t e da Personal
Computer with a value of some $2,800. Thc Mount Isa Gull Club
will ~ s f f l ethis comuuter a n d t h e orocreds will be used to aid the
I I I I I C . cialsiltg rflLrIs NSU
A t ~ s ~ .Au~ttitllil.
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G I C Y ~ I U (U
: OL
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(;,,,il.o\v(Ir~.(:o]I).I:I..13~11and hloir. ; X I M I l?ocklbnds S l i i l l u ~ilavc
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.m.r.c .xg;:;liog<,tleluusl) prr,v~ic<l
a l > u n s o r a l ~of
~ ptljr i i ~ y : ~i'iylng
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L)octar%ervice Charity Slloot.
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In the y r a l s since Its inception the Charity Sllaot has become a
bit o f a local legend in the NorU1 West. People who never pick u p
a s h o g u n suddenly became avid 'clay busters' a n d gct really
serious about bleaking t a g e t s . Some gel bitten by tllr clay bug
atid becanle h ~ l time
l
members aud shooters, and othel.s become
c h a ~ i t yshoot specialists.
Evrly year however it is the total novice. someone who ilaslr't
used a shotgun a n d in fact h a s probably never fired a firearm.
wllo is the backbone of Ule Charity Shoot. To cater for these
shooters cach year the Maunt Isa G u n Club collducts g u n
farniliaxisation sessions every Wednesday a n d I'tiday afternoon
in t l ~ lead
c
u p to the Annual Unisys Royal Flying Doctot.Selvice
Cllal-ity Slloot.
' f l ~ raim of these sessions is to provide training in UIC safe
Ilandling arid u s e offirearms a s well as coaching to make liitting
tilose speedy littlc clays just a bit e a s i n . Regru-dles. a1 previous
exoerience these sessions a r e the ideal d a c e to Ivarrl new skills
WORLD MASTERS GAMES
BRISBANE 1994
With less d ~ a l five
l
months to go before the close of entries lor
the World Masters Games. shooting is c u l ~ m t l yplaced a s the
fifth most popular of t h r 3 0 participating sports.
More t h a n 4 0 0 shooters have registered their interest in
competing i n ilie s l ~ o a t i n gprogram of the Games, to be
conducted a t B~.isbane'sBelmont Shooting Complex. Interest
has come Born 1 8 countlies including Eumpe. Great Britain.
South America. USA a n d Asia. with a large conrirrgent of New
Zealand shooters intending to makc the trek across UlcTasrnan.
'The shooting sports have become a leal bolter in t c r n ~ sof the
participation figures lacc, and tl~reaterlto take on the Masters
sport 'big gulls' of atliietics a n d swiinrning as one of the most
popular sports a l t l ~ e s eWorld M I L S ~ ~Gan~es".
IS
said S l l o o t i ~ ~ g
Liaison Officer, Carnetuli Hart
reaching these figures." h e said.
"1nt.z~-esth a s reallv nicked uo. and the Yickle of m i d u r ~entry
forms is quickly 6e&ming a'flood. NI of a sudde'n. p e o ~ l ea;
realising the Games a m no longer next year, but this year!"
The Clay Target program offers double ban.el sweepstakes and
championships. Olympic trap. arid skeet sweepstakes and
championships. beginning o n Septcrnbcl.30 and concluding on
October 7 .
The closing date Iol.entlies for tile Ganles is J u l y 15. with a World
Masters Games entry fee olAUS895 providing lwoxveeks ofxvat.ld
classsportand entertainment, irrclutling t l ~Welco~neCeletriany
r
and Parade. Wine a n d Food Frolic, and t h r Sllooli~igsports
pal.ticipants' functioll.
Far delails on tlir Shoolis~g],lograms, or. ally oUtcr activilics
oflc~~ed
in Ule World Masters Games, tclcplione Carucron Hart o n
1071 405 0959 u r w i t e to the Worlcl Masters G a ~ n r s l. a c k e d Bar!
1994. GPO B1.isbane. Qld. 4000.
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Entiy Lbl-rns are available a t tllr A.C.T.A. Natio~lalOfficc phone
(031 8 0 7 7577.
If you have any queries a b o u t the Charity Shoot or any otlielfacet 01 Clay Target Shooting in North West Qneensland, the
Secretaly of t h e Mount Isa G u n Club may b e contacted a n 1077)
4 3 4277 during business 1lou1.sor. o n 10771 4 3 9940 after hauls.
>-getShooUllg News
Apr11 1994
VALE
Z a c Holt
Cyril Maxwell Budde
It is with great sadness that the Horsham Gun Club advises the
passing. on Monday 7th February 1994. of our life member Cyril
Budde. aged 71 years.
tle and Ills wife Mavis wcre dedicated and rirelrss workers lor
tire club. Fir was a valued commirrcc Inan and glxar friend to all
members of Wimmera clubs who knew him.
Cvril was a vew active *an shooter for some 45 vears. and was
well known th&ughout th'e enme North West zdne. He took up
clay target shootingamund 1950, startingat the old Burnt Creek
gmund, south ofHorsham. He used a sideby side formanyyears.
winning many championships with it. In those days he travelled
with his family in an AmodelFord to clubs as far apart a s Apsley,
Edenhope and Warracknabeal- maior journeys a s mads and
conditions were very r u a e d in those earl? post war years. At the
time of his death, Cyril was sW1 a stmng A grade shooter, and
loved his sport.
Clay target shooting will be the pooler with his passing.
Howard James @ill) Chibnall
Southern Gun Club membhrs and fellow shwters were saddened
by the loss of our club President on 29 Januiuy 1994 after a vely
short period of illness.
He attended our Christmas shoot as a n o n competitor and had
a very enJoyable day reminiscing with his fellow shooters and
friends on various happy times with all.
His chosen career a s a farmer gave him great satisfaction
He was also a kern beach fisherman and rnjayrti catching s big
mulloway orsalrrron from tlre surf. I lr srldurn rlnssrd a n opening
of tlrr duck shooting season, most trtncs makrng a good
cont~lbutionto the bag.
i
He
enjoyed clay target shooting, winning a number of club
I
championships and high gun trophies, and when on holidays
managed to attend shoots interstate and overseas, including 20
targets a t a private club on the mools in Scotland which he
considered a highlight of that Wp.
To his widow and family, the members of the Southern Gun Club
express their condolences at the sad loss.
Aged 13 years
On Sunday 13th February. the Colac Gun Club lost one of its
most valued junior members to cancer (brain tumor).
It was during our monthly shoot that word came through that
Zac had passed away, and it left a deep air of sadness around
the club for the rest of the day.
Over 500 people packed St. Ma~y'sChurch. Colacon Wednesday
16th to pay their respects to Zac's parents. Greg and Jenny, and
his bmthers Q l e r and Travis.
I think this alone will give some indication ofthe esteem that the
entire Holt family are held in.
Those shooters that can turn their memories back to the 50s and
60s would remember Zac's grandfather Ian, who in that era was
considered one of Australia's finest shooters. In 1961 Ian was a
member of the Mackintosh Cup Team, and it was only natural
that Ians 3 sons Greg. Jeff and Stephen plus his 5 grandsons
would all become fine ambassadors to clay target shooting.
Zlc, alrhougl~anlyajuniorwasalwnysa willir!gi~rl[,eralthcclub.
bc it scoring, cutting lhc grass or llclping to clean up alter a shoot.
Marjie always refemed to Zac a s her 'little instant action man'.
l'llr rncmbrrs of tile Colac Gun Clul> pius all their many clay
rargct shooting fricnds would like to cxtcnd to Grcg and Jenny.
n l e r and Tmvis our deepest sympathy
~We wiU all miss you Zac, but we will never forget you.
Peter McDonald
Colac Gun Club
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Frank Lingham
It is with great sadness and regret that the Inverell RSM Gun
Club advise the passing of Mr Frank Lingham.
Mr Lingham had served on the committee of the Inverell RSM
Gun Club for 7 years, he was first elected in 1974 to the position
of treasurer, he was again elected in 1976 to the position of
treasuler. in 1977vice president. 1982 and 1983 president. 1985
and 1986 secretary.
In 1983 he was given Life Membership for his untiring work in
upgrading the club.
Mark V. Fox. Secretary
Inuerell RSM Gun Club
FOR SALE
For Sale
GREENER D/B SHOTGUN
BROWNING B2G TRAP
Side by Side Double Barrel Hammerless Greener Shotgun
Damascus Barrels Ornate Engraving Excellent Condition
Production yearapprox 1890. No. 30855. In original case.
Price $1,500.00
30" Barrels, Y4 & Full
Adjustable Stock & Original Stock
Original Leather C a s e
Contact D. Marls, PO Box 1213,Geraldton,WA 6530
PhcneiFax (099) 21 5233
April 1994
AustralIan Clay Target Shootlng News
VGC
$3,200
Phone (050)32 9088,Swan Hill. Vlc
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South Australia
Caretaker
for
STATE COACH
POSITION VACANT
Albury Wodonga Clay Target club ~nc.
Interested persons
please apply to.
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Interested persons contact: Geolf Agnew Secretary
Phone (060)21 8494 BM, (060) 59 1606 MI
The
TRADE PRACTICES ACT
anention of advertisers is drawn to t h e T r a d e
SA CTA
Secretary,
10 A d e l e A v e n u e ,
Kldman Park. SA 5025
Practices Act
1974 a n d t h e provisions in t h e Act which apply to advertising. It
is not possible for t h e A.C.T.A. to ensure that advertisements
which are published in this magazine comply in all r e s p e c t s with
t h e Act a n d t h e responsibility must the!efore b e on t h e person.
company or advertising a g e n c y submitting the advertisement for
publlcatlon. T h e A.C.T.A. reserves the rlght to refuse a n y
advertisement without stating the reason.
BUNBURY 21-1-94 -Night shoot (201. 15PR DO: 1st B. Whittaker & S. Eye
13/15.2ndA.Teune&G. MeDonald 10/15.3rd P. Muntz&W. Lew.J.Anderson
& C. Linaker 9/15.
BUNBURY 4-2-94 - Nlght shoot 1271. 30T DB: AA: S. Famyth 30130: A: M.
Cr(ffiths30/33: B: B. Whiteaker 26/30: C: W. Lm 21/30.
BUNBURY 20.2-94 -\Vlndy 1201. JIM PERKINS MEW 30 nVR & 60 SKEFI':
OA: P. hl#rnlz77/80. ilrp~rclvargeI s t i 1 \Vl~itcnker39/40,2ndP. MunIz38/40.
3rd M. Day 37/40. lntcrrncdina. 0 . \Vclhercll 72/80
BUSSELTON 5 2 - 9 4 -Overcast& nnc 1101.5 0 T S K E m OA & B: C.Thornpson
57/60,2nd J. Ablett 56/60: C: R. Tarbotton 41150.2nd D. innis 40150.
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CLUB NEWS
Corowa Gun Club
A t A G M on 5-3-94 the following were e l e c t e d :
P r e s i d e n t : Peter Green: Vice P r e s i d e n t : John P e a r c e ;
Ron Gulliver; Secretaly: Brad W i g n a l i .
Treasurer:
Mount Isa Gun Club
Teelba Gun Club Inc.
At AGM on 27-2-94 the following were e l e c t e d :
P r e s i d e n t : D. B. T o m i i n s o n . D o o n b a . Gienmorcan. 4423:
T r c a s u r c r . J M c T a g g a r t . R e a c f l w u u d . G l e l l r r l o r g a n . 4423.
S c c r r r a i y : P. G . M i r c l ~ r l i .P O Rox 50. S u r a r . 4 4 1 7 .
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Australian Clay
COLLIE 16-1-94 -Fine 19). 25TSKEEZ 1stT. Frarcr. 2nd W. Jackson. 25T
NIGHTSKEET: 1stW. Jackson. 2nd L. Patersan.
COLLIE 2 S 1 - 9 4 -Fine (15). 25TDB: A: T. Raser; B: V. Heard: C: G. Hcmld.
25T NtGHTDB: A: M. Cubic: B: V. I l e d : C: G. Herold.
COLUE 3 0 1 - 8 4 -- Fmc & hot 130) IOm1113: 0.4: 1). Fox 1W/ 1W. A T . Fnircr
120/121. 2rld P. Mull17 I I'J/IZL: B B \Vhilcakcr 96/100. 2nd S. Wllltans
951100: C: l'..lol,ssoo 99/100. 2nd M. Kcrrllslt 16/109.
GERALUTON 16.1.94 - Flnc 115) 10 Di1. M. W ~ ~ LE'COYIIIY.
II.
K. N~.lVt)old
10/10. 1stM \Vuk,unn 17/17 LOCSB A Iiock,ng iO/lO. 10TIT.A ilwkiclg.
B Iloacll~~!~.
E maw '19/:lU. Isr A. ilockmr 3 / 3 1 . 10T HCP. D Nlaxl. P
Miraptiatla. J.Chandler. B. Momis. H. Harm;9/tb. IstH. H a r m r 2 8 / 2 9 . 1 6
DB: P. Miragtiatta. M. Halcln 10/10. 1st M. Hatch 11/11. 10T PS:E. Toomy
30130. HG: A. Hocking 54/60.
GERALDTON 30-1-94 - Fine. ilot & windy 1101. 50T SKEET: 1 s t Rnd: 0.
Kelly. M. Watson, 8. Bascl~etti24/25: 2ad Rnd: F. Bornbarn 25/25, 0.
Roschetti 24/25. 24 SKEET OBIS: F. Bombara 66/68. HG: F. Bornbara
48/50. Sec: k. Mosell0091 21 3498.
LEONORA 30-1-94 -Fine (14). CLUB 1 6 HCP: 1 s t L. Hurst 10/10.50TDB:
OA & A: D. Nowland 48/50: B: K. Green 46/50: C: L. Nowland 44/50.
A t AGM on 27-2-94 the following were e l e c t e d :
P r e s i d e n t : Galy Quan S i n g : V i c e P r e s i d e n t : M i c k Coleman:
S e c l e t a l y : Ron Power: Treasurer: Jim E d m o n d s ; Range Captain:
Geoff L a d b r o o k ; Trap M a i n e n a n c e Officer: Trevor B e n n e t t ;
P u b l i c i t y Omcer: Peter Willcox; C a t e r i n g Officer (Kitchen): M y r t l e
Andelson: C a t e r i n g Officer (Bar]: Phil L e d d i c k .
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BUSSELTON 19-2-94 -Fine & verv hot 1141. 25T DB: OA & A : C. Thornoson
25/25. 211d J. Ablctt 2 / 2 4 R. P. ~ & c n 23j25. 2nd C. K u l r s r 20125: C. B.
Drrww22/25. 2nclT. 131rt21/25.2SI'CONI': OA&A: R. Fullcr24/25,2nd P.
Marnlr 24/25: 8: A Tlronlos 11/25. 2od P Larjcn 1 8 / 2 5 C: bl. k l l r 21/25.
2nd B. ~ r e w i a18/25.
LEDNORA 13-2-94 -Hot & humid [13). 25TSB: 1st D. Nowland 23125.2nd
E. Valenti 21125.25TDB: 1st E. Valenu 25/27,2nd K. Green 24/27.
NARRDCIN 6-2-94 - Finc &mum (11).SOTSPORTING: 1st R. Eekersley38/50.
2nd 0. Sieber 37150.3rd P. Carbone & D. Walker 36/50. Hcp R. Suckling.
NARROGlN 13-2-94 - Ilar Ri rrlll 1511 251' DB: 0A & A A Rallltnel 49/49.
2 r ~ .I.l ilaler 49/44; M: U. Po* 4G/47 2od S Forjyrl~32/33: 11: .I. Larscrl
.l8/41 211d 0 . Sielxr 43/44 C S lio\cll<i25/2C 2ttd K W;lilc29/30. 50TPS
O A & M D. Fuy l4Gjl50.2ndT >icllr8~lc1441150;AA Wasultc#~ku144/150.
2ndA Rq>ln.lel I.lR/Ira: il. K t i h s u ~142/150.2#~d
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N Suckling 1411150.C:
K Wahtr 1381153. 2trd S lin$v;lld 1371153 25T ODR: OA k M: 0 . Wluc
l a l / 1 3 0 . 2 n d O . Fo'ux58,59.A:N Strcklto* lOljIU3.2t~dA\Y;wchcrrko90197.
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Ta.get S h o o u n g News
April 1 9 9 4
REDCLIFFE CITY
Gold Coast & Albert
Clay Target Club (Inc.)
CLAY TARGET CLUB INC.
Gross Road, Woongwlba, Qld
Duffleld Road, Clontarf. Qld.
sesretw -Yvonne 1oWe1xu
Prefident -Jimmy Conimafir
Phone (07) 203 4195
PhonelFax (07) 2M3840
PROGRAM FOR APRIL 1994
Pracrice evev Saturday 1.03-5.00pm -S4.00per 25 mrgels
SUN 17 8.30am -Skeet 751Graded Trophies
MONTHLY SHOOT - 10 April 1994
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25 Targets Continental 15m
$9.00
G r a d e d AA. A. 8. C
Ev 2.
25 Targets Double Barrel 15m
$9.00
Ev 3.
25 Targets Pointscore 15m
$9.00
Ev 4.
$25.03
shooter wisltir~gro sl~oolh r / trap
~ andskeet
must /lave not~~i~ratedprior
to 9.DOam
10.30am
Trap
251 D A 15m 'Sweeps'
lOpr DIRise 15m - Trophies 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C.
3Ct A p i l High Gun Eveot- Trophies 1st &2nd A.4A.B.C.
5CtDIB 15m (two visits) Trophies lsl&Znd AA.A.B.C.
60% N o m f o r Veterans. Ladies. Novice C Grade
Front Marker High Gun 11-14m & Overall High Gun
*Ally
Startlng 9.300~1
Ev 1.
-UBD Map 84 F1
25 Targets Handicap
$9.00
1st. 2nd.3rd
Total Nominations $36.00
Veteran. Lady. Junior $26.00
HlGH GUNS - A A , A, 8,C
Ladies, Veterans, Juniors (If 3 o r more)
TAKE A NATIONALS BREAK AND COME ACROSSTHE RIVER TO REDCLIFFE
PRACilCE EVERY SAlUMlAY AFTERNOON
PRE NATIONALS WARM-UP
Note: Change o f date to Monday 4 April, 1994
CABOOLTURE
E v 1.
Ev 2.
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
$8.03
$7.03
$9.03
$16.03
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SPECIAL EVENTS:
*Club JackpM-2 draws unlimited tickels @ $1.00 each
*Kevin Seeney Plant Hire 'High Gun' for a pmsible in events 2.3 & 4
BBQ Lunch / Afternoon Tea / Refreshments
Tha Commitfee rrrrnrs rhe rrghr fo olrrr rhr program lvilhour ~ I i s ifnrerrroty
r
CLUB ANNUAL H l G H GUN 1994
GRADEDAA.A.B.C.
SKEET-TRAP-SPORTING
CLUB 'CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS'
GRADEDAA.A.B.C.IN AGGREGATESKEET-TRAP.SWRTING
TOTAL TROPHY VALUES 53,500
Rcr: Mike Muq,llly (075)91 1165 BM
Sec KevtnS~my(075)304l44
rVH
Sunshine Coast
Clay Target.Club Inc.
P i e r c e Avenue, Little Mountain. C a l o u n d r a
MINI STATE SHOOT
UhimannRoad, Burpengar!(Map Rel: UBO iE, HC)
APRIL PROGRAM
MON 4 APRIL, 1994
Commencing 9.00am
Event 1. 50 Tgt Double Barrel Trophy
SUN 17th APRIL
Event 1.
$18.00
1st and 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
Event 2.
50Tgt Pointscore Trophy
$18.00
1st and 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades
Ladies, Juniors and Veterans
Event 3.
25 Tgt Single Barrel Trophy
25 Tgt Double Barrel 15m
G r a d e d Sweeps
Event 2.
25 Tgt Single Barrel
AA. A. 8.C
Event 3.
25 Tat Pointscore C'ship
AA. A. B. C
$9.00
Event 4.
1st AA. A. B & C Grades
25 Tgt Handicap
lst,2nd, 3 r d
Total $45.00
UJN $27.00
Pmddmt:
Socntsry:
Teny O'LuxjMin(07)3534036
Col R d l l (07)125 1437
Managemenireservertheighlia alier the program
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stari loam
Event 5.
15 Pr Double Rise
AA. A. B. C
Pre6: Rod Fett
(074) 91 7228
AustralIan Clay Target Shootlng N e w s
Sec:T. Hurnphreyr
(074) 94 1327
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150 Sporting Clays
Championship
9.30am- Skeet
25 Target Doubles Sweeps
SUN 3rd
Event 1.
$8.00
Graded AA, A, B, C
Event 2.
50 Target Handicap Trophies
$lo.@
Ist, Znd, 3rd
Event 3.
25 Target Skeet
$8.00
Badge Event Graded AA, A, 6, C
Event 4.
Saturday 28th May, 1994
25 Target Sweeps
8.30am sharp
Annual Graded High Gun: Shot over Events 3 & 4
Event 1.
25t (1Round) Cash Divide - Graded
$10.00
Event 2.
50t (2 Rounds) Kiltanley Lions Club Classic $30.00
OIA, 1st & 2nd A A A B C Grades
WED 6th
THU 7th
FRI 8th
SAT 9th
L~ir~ches
& Dimzer on Sntrirday Night
Catering all meals -Killonley Liorzs Club
Enterlainme~ztorgarzised by Keitlz Mtirplty
PRE NATIONALS
See March edilion of CTSN for program
to
NATIONAL TRAP
FRI 15th
CHAMPIONSHIPS
WED 20th 7.30pm- Night Trap
Event 1.
25 Target DIB Graded Sweeps
Event 2.
25 Target DIB Points Badge Event
Ercellent carnping facilities
banks of rhe Old Koreelah Creek
Toilets & hot showers nvailable
011the
$a.W
$8.00
SUN 24th 9-9.30am- Novice Shooting & Practice
10 Targets @ $2.00 per round
Sunday 29th May, 1994
8.30am sharp
Event 3.
25t (1 Round) Cash Divide - Graded
$8.00
Graded A4 A. B. C
$10.00
Event 4.
50t (2 Rounds) O l d Koreelah Championship $30.00
OIA, 1st & 2nd A A A B C Grades
Total Noms $80.00
Reduced Noms $50.00
9.30am -Trap
25 Target Double Barrel Cash Divide
Event 1.
$9.00
Graded AA, A, B. C
Event 2.
25 Target Double Barrel Pointscore
$9.@
Graded AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Event 3.
25 Target Handicap
$9.00
1st. 2nd, 3rd&41h
Event 4.
50 Target Double Barrel Trophies
$12.00
Graded AA, A, 0, C 1st & 2nd
Best Novice Sl~ooterTropl~y
Ladies, Junior, Veterao High Gull Tropl~y
OIA High Gul1-Sas11 aud Trophy
If total program shot Nominations will be $35.00
LadiesJuniors & Veterans $30.W
Annual Graded High Gun: 1st 30T of Event 4
PRACTICE AVAILABLE FROM 10.30AM WEDNESDAY TO FRIDAY
SKEET PRACTICE FROM 9.30AM SATURDAY AND
TRAP PRACTICE FROM 1.OOPM SATURDAY
For furlher hfo<marionplease con~lct:
MnxBarton (076)32 1138
April 1994
Keith Murphy (076)66 5123
PRESIDENT: Dan Mollill = 252 7521
A u s t r a l i a n Clay Target Shootlng News
CLUB: R o s Tpler
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STATE TRAP
FRIDAY 29th APRIL
Practice from 1.3opm
Gemfields
Saturday 30th April
9.00
Winchester Pointscore Event 25T
Trophies OA, AA, A, B, C 1st & 2nd
Lady, Junior, Veteran
Sponsored by
WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA
State Pointscore Ch
OA = Castlemaine Pc
QCTA Silver Badge,
Grade Trophies a:
Run in conjunc
6th Ladies, Junior & Vs
Trophies as pe
State Double Barrel Championship 50T
OA = O.W. Smith Perpetual Trophy
Winchester Perpetual Trophy
QCTA Silver Badge & Sash
Trophy donated by
WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA
Trophies donated by
BAY CITY TARGETS
Run in conjunction with
6th State Ladies, Junior & Veteran DB C'ship
Sponsores
MEADOWS TR
State Double Rise Ch
OA = Oiimpyc Targets
Richard Dean Remen
QCTA Silver Badge.
Grade Trophies a:
Run in conjunc
Trophies 1st & 2nd each group
OLIMPYC TARGETSISCC
G.R. 8 M. P a t 8 Perpebd Trophy
Page 28
A.B. Lcng Pwpebal Trophy
Trophies
Sponxwed by TONY LONG
AustralIan Clay Target Shaaung News
Apru 1994
Ron
QCl
Sas:
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Tourism, Sport and Racing
Gun Club
3am
:hampionship 50T
Perpetual Trophy
e,Sash & Trophy
as per Event 2
State Single Barrel Championship 50T
OA = MIM Holdings Perpetual Trophy
QCTA Silver Badge, Sash & Trophy
Grade Trophies as per Event 2
~nction
with
Run in conjunction with
Veteran Pts C'ship
6th State Ladies, Junior & Veteran SB C'ship
2er Event 2
Trophies as per Event 2
Sponsored by
red by
rRANSPORT
PRIVATE HEALTH SERVICES
:hampionship 25Pr
ts Perpetual Trophy
smbrance Trophy
3, Sash &Trophy
as per Event 2
Interstate Trap Teams Match
Top 15 scorers agg. 2.3.5 + Team = Open Team
Top 6 Ladies scorers agg. 2.3.5 +Team = Ladies Team
Top 6 Junior scorers agg. 2,3,5 +Team = Junior Team
~ction
with
Handicap 25T
1'-15C, 16-17B, 18-19A,20-22AA
Overall Sash, Divided 60% 30% 10%
:ORPI0 CARTRIDGES
llgh Gun Overall
,on Portei Remembrance B w l
lCTA 9ct Gdd Badge
ash &Trophy
April 1994
Ladks Hlgh Gun
Twn &The1Meadows Pecpeb.14Trophy
Sash & Trophy
Donated ty T. 8 T. MEADOWS
0
Junlor High Gun
GlrdstoneGuns PerpetralTrcphy
Sash & Trophy
Donated by D. 8 J. AUGER
AustralIan Clay Taget Shooung News
Veteran High Gun
SWm&Smsfirearms PecpehrdTrophy
Sash &Trophy
Page 29
FINLEY
GUN CLUB INC.
SYDNEY
Sunday 10th April
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
CLAY TARGET CLUB LTD
Starts 1.00pm-Practice from 12.30pm
lot Double Barrel Eye Opener 15m
20t Double Barrel 15m
30t Double Barrel Point Score 15m
10t Single Barrel 15m Junior Event
lot S/B Handicap -G. A. Edwards Memorial Cup
Seerewry: S.Lswls
Heathcote Road, Menai
Southern Zone
75 Pair Double Trap
Championship
(058) 83 1548 BH,
83 2080AM
BOMBALA 19-2-84-Cool& cloudy (211.10TDBHCPEO: W. Bmwn. 0. Beht.
A. Roberts. CLUBTR0PHY:A. Roberts. 25TDBCLUBCSHIP:A: R. Brown. 2nd
8. Deacon: B: H. Kennedy, 2nd D. Badnvib: C: G. Beht, 2nd K. Morgan. 15PR
DR:A: B. Deacon. 2nd R. Brown: B: D. Badcwitz. 2nd 0. Bcnson: C: D. Camcmn.
2ndW. Brown. HC: D. Badewitz:JHG:A. Roberts. 25TNlGHTDB:A: R. Bmwn:
B: D. Badewib. 2nd 0. Benson: C: W. Bmwn. 2nd D. Cameron.
1 May 1994 - 9am
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CANBERRA INTERNATIONAL 27-2-94
Flne & warm. 10T DB CD: R.
Marmont. P. Brown. G. Kazolls. R. Hill. M. Blmms. C. MiUlgan 10/10. 30T
PSTROPHY: 1 s t B . Cosgmvc 8 9 / 9 0 , 2 n d R . Hlll88/90,3rd E. Balogh 84/90.
501' CLUB DB C'SHIP: OA: J. Ellis 49/50: AA: B. Casgmve 48/50: A: A.
Redondo 48/50: B: G. Bctar 46/50: C: M. Simms 37/50. HG: B. Cosgrove
145/150. IHC: P. Brown.
2 4 GRAM LOADS ONLY
MUST BE USED FOR THIS EVENT
Normal DTL events from 11am
Canteen and ammo available
CANOWINDRA 2 0 . 2 0 4 --Fine & ruollly l l 8 ) 1tiC UB CU: 9 Pulxtblcs. 25T
S B OA & A: J . Horopool 2.1/25. M. D. P ~ o ~ a w r k23/26
t
B R Cnmpbcll
22/25.C.L.Elliron21/25.20THCP:
IhrJ.Ruc20/20.2sdD.Trrmo~n71/75.
C O P f f H A n s o u R 12-2-94-Hot&evereast~221.20TDB:AA:J.Fam1126/27:
A: T.Bcllamy 20/20: B: I. Fly 21/25: C: C. Brooks 17/20.5PR DR CD: AA: J.
Farrell9/10: A: S. Gadwin 9/10: B: R. Palmer 8/10: C: C. Brooks. S. Mutton
6/10. lOPR DR CBHIP: 0.4 & B.N. Rodeere 18/20: AA: J. Fanell 17/20: A: S.
(ioclwin 17/20: C: S. Murlon 1 5 / 2 0 . 2 t i k . A A : J . Fanc1158/60: A T . Bcllilrrly
58/60: 0: R. Palrrler53/60: C: S. hl8ruo,l W / 6 0 . 20TDB CONT: M D. Harris.
P. McCuire20/20;A S Codwill 19/20: 0 R. Palmer 2U/2U:C: C Bmoks IG/20
HG: J. Famll122/130.
Gory Kennerson (02) 588 3968 AH
NORTHERN
ZONE
COLEAMBWY 12-4-94 - Cloudy (20). 10T DB CO EO: S. Shields. K.
Shields. K. Yeltch 10/10. 2 5 T OB CBHIP: OA & A: K. Shields 23/25: B: S.
Hay 22/25: C: G. Galsby Smlth 23/25. 10THCPCO: P. Lcdwldge 10/10. G.
Golsby Smith. A. MeCaliman. J. Shields 9/10. 1OT HCP CD: K. S l ~ l e l d s
10/10. A. McCallman 9 / 1 0 , P. Woodmat 9/10.
COWRA 6.2.94 -- Hot & humid 137). 1 0 r DB C I ) 16 Poss~blcr.CENTRAL
TABLELANDS ffi C'SIIIP. DA: J . Fins 80/81. AA: J. h-ncc
79/81. 2nd D.
Piorrowski 7 3 / 7 5 A J . Finn 80181. 2nd L. Nexdndur 79/81: B: D. \Yakem
73/78. 2nd L: Goodacrc 70178: C: D. StcndcllG9/75,2nd P. ~ l m c o n6 7 / 7 5
20TiiCP: 1st C S~nclnir33/33. 2nd K. Reid 32/33. 9rdT. Neal00824/26. 20T
DB CD: 8 Posslblcs. iiG: J. Plrtu 135/137 lrom L. Alexander 131/137.
CROOKWELL 19-2-94 -Good 1321 IOTFS EO: A: R. Willianu 30130: D: U.
Scott 30130. C: S . Francis 25/30. 1UPll Dl<:A: L. iicamc 17/20. B T Skelly
1 7 / 2 0 . C S . F n n e i s 17/20.20PRDDCSIiIP: l s l M . C r o k e r & S F n n c l r 2 0 / 2 0 .
2ucl 11. W!II,atns & G. Jordan 20/21. IOT ffi CD: A: K. Skclly. L I l c a n ~ c .D
Jonlao~R0/30: B D Scott 29/30: C. S Francis 3 0 1 3 0 2 S r S b y S CLASSIC
OA. D Jordttn 28/29: A: 1. Iic;u7lc27/29.2a~lJ. \Vcbnter22/25: B A \Vebstsr
25/28,2nd P . ~ h b m p s o n24/28: C: S: Francis 23/26,2nd G: ~ a i n p t ~ l l 2 2 / 2 6 .
DORMGO 6-2-94 - Fine &windy (26). 20T FS CD: M: J. Cunnlngham. R.
Hnmmond 60/60:A: D. Davis. G,Srvccncy60/60: B: L. Kemp56/60. B. Dmdcr
52/60; C: D. Sherpe 53/60. R. Beaumont SO/% D: W. Coombw 53/60, L.
Coomlxs. A. Shelvington 39/60. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & AA: J. Cunningbarn
26/26, R. Hamznand 25/26: A: G. Sweency 37/38. B. Monerieff 36/38: B: L.
Kemp24/25. W. h s k e r 2 4 / 2 6 : C: R. Beaumont21/25. C. Lawenee 22/29: D:
W. Cwmbes 18/25, A. Shcrvingtan 14/25. 20T S B CD: AA: R. Sklnner. R.
Halmmond 19/20: A: D. Davis 18/20. P. Smlth 17/20: 8: L. Kemp 19/20. B.
firox 18/20: C: J. Cunnlngham J n r 17/20. D. Casbolt. R. Beaumont 16/20:
D: A. Sbelvington 17/20. W. Coombes 15/20. 20T HCP: 1st C. Cunnirlghaxn
20/20,2nd B. MltchcIl27/28.3ld J. Cunnlngham 26/28. 15T OB C O W CD:
M: J. Cunnlngl>am.A. Skinner. R. Hammond 15/15: A: P. Smith 15/15: B: L.
Kcmp 14/15: C: R. Beaumont 15/15: D: L. Coombcs9/15. W. Cwmbcs 10/16.
HG: R. H m m o n d 123/125 fmm J. Cunniz>gham 122/125.
DOWNSIDE INTERNATIONAL 2 2 1 - 9 4 - Fine & s u n n y 110). 10T EO: J.
Consldine. B. 'rye. J. Condon. C. Condon. L. Noske 10/10. 25TDB: OA: P.
Whltloek 25/25: A: U. Funnell 22/25: B: B. Hulme 28/29: C: R. Ovesen
18/25. 2 5 T PS: OA: B. H u l ~ n e74/75: A: D. Funnell 89/93: B: C. Condon
117/120: C: R. Ovesen 59/75.25T HCP: 1 s t B.'rye24/25. 2nd P. Whitlock
2 3 / 2 5 , 3 r d C. Condon 29/32.
Apt11 1994
N.S.W.C.T.A.
Meeting & Fund Raising
Shoot
Coffs Harbour Clay Target Club
Saturday 7th May - loam
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Deauville T r i p l e s -Drawn Partners
Crazy P o i n t s
-Double Barrel
Double Barrel - A m e r i c a n Style
Side-by-Side
High Gun Awards -Raffle
Mystery Prizes
-Special
A great fun day - e v e r y o n e w e l c o i n e
Shooting starts at 12.30pm
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- Gmjton Gun C l u b Shmt - 1Jam
Club Point Score C h a m p i a n s h i p
Sunday 8th
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Jenny Burl
(0671 65 9386
Austl'allan Clay Target Shootlng News
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John Farrell
1066) 52 4537-
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500 CASH BONUS
Boggabri Gunnedah Gun Club Inc.
28th ANNUAL TALLY- HO SHOOT
14th & 15th May 1994
$3,000-$3,500 TROPHIES & PRIZES
Saturday 14th
9.00am
Event 1.
15T Eye Opener 15m Graded
Cash Divide
$5.00
Sunday 15th
9.00arn
Event 5.
10T Eye Opener 15m Graded
Cash Divide
$10.00
Event 2.
os $2.00 $14.00
25T Namoi Valley Double Barrel C'ship 15m
Overall Sash &Trophy
1st &2nd AA, A, B, C
Event 6.
0s $2.00 $1 5.00
25T Liverpool Plains Single Barrel C'ship
Overall Sash &Trophy
Ist&2ndAA,A,B,C
Event 3.
$15.00
30T Stan McMaster Memorial Cup Double Barrel 15m
Overall Badge &Trophy
Ist&ZndAA,A,B,C
Event 7.
30TTally-Ho Cup Point Score 18m
1st Team Pewter & $20 each, 2nd Team $10 each
Trophies Overall, Ist, 2nd & Front Marker
$15.00
Event 4.
25T Double Barrel Handicap
11-15m, 16-18m, 19-22m
1st & 2nd
Event 8.
30T Continental 15rn Graded
Cash Divide
$10.00
$12.00
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TOTAL NOMS $100.00
Ladies, Veterans &Juniors 60% Nominations-Trophies Overall if 2 or more
Overall &Grade High Gun Events 1-8
$500 cash possible on Events 3 & 7, split if more than one winner
Team shoot will be shot as teams nominated
Saturday night tea at clubhouse All facilities available *Hot & cold showers and ample camping area
MOTELS:
Red Chief (067) 42 0833, Plains (067) 42 2511, Gunnedah (067) 42 4377
The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary
sec: Burnie Finlay (067) 44 7830
Pres: Greg Bain (067) 42 2325
April 1994
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News
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MOREEGUN CLUB INC.
Junee Ex-Services
Memorial Gun Club
300 TARGETS
SKEET BONANZA
Sunday 24th April
2.00pm start
Sat 16th April
9.30am
$20.00
1. 50T Moree Gun Club Handicap
lst, 2nd & 3rd
2. 50TAnglo Auslrabsian PublishingDoubles Event
lslB2ndMABC
$20.00
d s $3.00
Sat Night
1. 5t Double Barrel Tower EO
2. Junee Gun Club 25t PS Tower C'ship
Ophonal Sweep Overall
3. 20t Double Barrel CD 15m
4. 5t DB Night Continental EO
$2.00
$9.00
$1.00
$7.00
$2.00
3. 100T 1994 Commonwealth Night Championship
OIASash, lst82ndAAA B C
$45.00
d s $5.00
5. 50t State DB Night Contlnental C'shlp $17.00.
Sun 17th April
9.30arn
$40.00
ds $5.00
HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAM
Carbidges and refreshments available o n ground
Reduced Noms Ladies. Veterans a n d Junlors
4. l00T Western Zone Skeet Championship
O/A Sash, 1st & 2nd M A B C
Optional Sweep each
$3.00
and Overall
Club located 1.5km north of town
on eastern slde of railway line
SHUTE, BELL & HUTTON & CO HIGH GUN
OVER EVENTS 1.3 8 4
Pmsldenl
SEE M A R C H C T S N F O R F U L L P R O G R A M
'12
S e e r e t q ~W
. Hulm
(WS)24 3169
C Brandon
10691 24 2373
ORANGE
Gun Club
SYDNEY
1994 Shoot Program
H e a t h c o t e Road. Menai. NSW
sat 16 Apr
Sun 24 Apr
1.30pm
1. W p m
Practice
101EO
Canobolas Dlstrlct
Champion o f Champlons
20T DB
20T SB
20T PS
lOPrDR
Sat 21 M a y
Sun 22 M a y
1.30pm
1.Wpm
Sun 29 M a y
10.Wam
Practice
101EO
501 DB Apple City C'shlps
251 PS C D
ACTA Promotlonal Day
Sat 18 Jun
Sun 26 Jun
1.30pm
1.iXIpm
SOUTHERN ZONE
CHAMPIONSHIP DAY
17 APRIL 1994 - 1 1am
(EO 10T DB, 5Pr DR)
15Pr SZ Day Double Rise C'ship
20Pr SZ Day Deauville Doubles C'ship
Extra events if time permits
Practice
101EO
50T PS Apple City C'ship
251 DB C D
CANTEEN AND AMMO AVAILABLE
Due to Orange Gun Club not enterlng In the
1994 NSW Blue Book, the clubs programs wlll be
eory Kennelson (02)588 3968 AH
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adverllsed In the CTSN every three (3) months
AprU 1994
Albury-Wodonga Clay Target Club
Pooncarie Gun Club
SUN 1 0 T H APRIL
Championship Shoot
Ball Trap l l a m * DTL 12.30 * DTL Practice 12pm
Event 1.
25T Border Bandag Ball Trap C'ship
Overall, 1st ABC
Oplionai Sweep $2.00
Event 2. lOT Crazy Point Eye Opener
Event 3. 20T SB Hagans Auto Electrical C'ship
Overall, 1st 2 Grades
2nd ABC
Event 4. 20T Doubel Barrel C'ship
Overall, 1st 2 Grades
2nd ABC
Event 5. 20T Handicap $100
1st $50,2nd $30,3rd $20
Noms $9.00
IN $6.00
J $3.80
Noms $4.00
Noms $8.00
IN $5.00
J $3.00
Noms $8.00
IN $5.00
J $3.00
Norns $8.00
IN $5.00
J $3.00
HlGH GUN OVER FULL PROGRAM
Junior 10T SB- 1.30pm approx.
$150 Open Order for possible shot over full program
from McGeoch's Hunting & Fishing Store
President: Greg Pimer
[OW) 25 ?610
Secretary:Geon A v e r
(060) 21 84R BM. (060) 59 1606
Dorrigo Gun club (In,.)
Saturday 16th April
9.30am (EAT.)
$5.00
1 . lot Eye Opener
2. Buronga Panel Works 15t D/B Trophy
$9.00
Off Handicap - lst, 2nd & 3rd place trophies
3. Western Zone Double Rise C'ship
15 pairs off 15m - Gnded (AA&A) B & C
Sash and trophy OIA and lstin each olher grade
2nd place trophy each grade, FIM trophy
OIS - 5Oc 1st 8pr, 50c 2nd 7pr & 50c OIA targets
$12.00
4. 15t Sin te Barrel off 15m
$9.00
4
1st. 2nd 3rd place trophies
Dmwn ladies tmphies
5. Lower East Darling Single Barrel C'ship $12.00
25 targets off 15m - Graded'(AA&A) B & C
Sash and lraphy OIA and 1st in each other gr.ade
2nd place trophy each grade, FIM trophy
OIS - 50c 1st 13. 50c 2nd 12 & 50c OIA targets
High G~rrlSash ovrr Bverrts 2, 3, 1 & 5
Bosy Bsland. Ssrcwy
(050) 19 5266
T.SmiB. Resident
(050) 29 5274
THE NSW G U N CLUB LTD.
PRESENTS
SUNDAY 1 s MAY,
~
1994
AM START
Event 1.
25 tgt Pointscore Cash Divide 15m
Graded AA A B C
Event 2.
25 tgt Northern Zone Continental Painlscore C'ship
Graded AA A B C, 1st & 2nd each grade
Sash Overall
Event 3.
25 tgt Single Barrel 15m Trophy
Graded PA A B C, 1st & 2nd each grade
Event 4.
25 tgl Double Barrel 15m Trophy
Graded PA A B C, 1st & 2nd each grade
NOTE: Shoot off reverts to Pointscore if over 50 tgts
Nom $12.00
Nom $15.00
01s $ 1.00
WEDNESDAY NIGHT
AGGREGATE
Nom $10.00
01s $ 1.00
On t h e 2 n d and 4th W e d n e s d a y Night
o f e a c h month f r o m April to N o v e m b e r at the
NSW G u n Club, Booralie Rd,Terrey Hills
Norn $12.00
01s $ 1.OO
1st in each g r o d e AA, A. B. C
The J o e M a r a n o Trophy plus c a s e o f shells
Total o f 8 best scores to count
OVERALL HlGH GUN TROPHY
Ladies B Juniors-60% Noms
Lunch, Relteshments &AmmoAvailable
Prer: JdmCurringharn
(066) 52 1033
The Joe Marano
Trophy
Event - 10TDB. 101 SB. 101 PS off 15m -515.M)
Sec: Bmn M m d M
(065) 681088 BM
G r a d e for A g g r e g a t e is g r a d e at flrst e v e n t
G r a d e for each night is actual g r a d e
Start 6.30pm
THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM
April 1994
Austtal1.n~~
Clay Target Sl~uaUngNews
-N o m s close 7.30pm
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0. James 18/20. P. Ryan 17/20: C: J. McCloy 18/20. D. \Vyllie 14/20. HG: D.
Hinshelviwd69/75.
LEETON 27-2-84 - Wtnciy & rdrrulg 1 0 T D l l KO: \V Cmy. A I~CL~IIWII
251.
Ill! CSHIP. OA: S. Palsrdem: A K. Gcltcln: U: hl. S~?nn,ors.C 11. scwle. Fhl
\V. CNV. Vet: D. Lucas. L5Ti)B I i C P E Rook IIC: K. Celtcll
NSW GUN CLUB LTD
W U R A P A I W 12-1-94, 2 l n ' U U OA C. Lnrri '~5155: A C Jessop 19/20. U.
S. ilowl~ie54/55: C: II:romysirr
17/2U. 15Pi1OH 0 A 0 Rcccl 34/40. M D
Jordan 23/30: A: G. Lord 33/40: 11: C. Gilder 25/30
APRIL 1994 PROGRAM
SAT 2nd
Practice - Trap &Skeet
M A l U R A PARK 26-1-94. ZOPR D D CSIIIP: 1st G. Andonams & K. Nealon
20/20,2nd P. D u r n 5, P. Andonams 25/27.
WED 6th
AHernoon Practice & Night Shoot
MARCONI 26-1-94 -Mild night 123). 201'EO: 7 Porslbles. 25TPSTROPHY:
OA&&
G. R o o t n 75175.2nd C. Davenport 72/75: A: M. Comes 85187.2nd
D. salvaaib 84/87: 8: J. Greeh 74/75,2nd G. Lysaght 73/75: C: J. Salvaggla
69175.2nd I.Johns 68/75. HAMMONDVLLLE NIGHT DB CSHIP: OA & A : A.
Christakes 51/51. 2 n d C. Creel1 24/26: AA: G. Rootes 48/49. 2nd P.
Athanasopoulos 47/49: 8: J. G ~ e 50/51,2nd
h
J. Adamopoulos 24/25: C: J.
Salvaggio 25127.2nd I.Johns 24/27. HC: G. Rootes 119/120.
SAT 9th
MARCONI~-~
3 0 1-- 9 4 - M i l d dav 1501. 15T EO: 13 Possibles. HAMMONDVILLE
PS C S H i P OA & AA: C 1tuut;s 90190. 211d 13. Saur>uelr89/90: A: C Uallup
89/90,2nd J Osmra 74/75: 11. U. Botonts 81/84.208d P. Cauclri 73/75: C: A.
N;~rr70175. 2nd F. Curct~rurv07/75, HAhIMONDVILLE D B CSIIIP: OA & A.
E. ~ o u ~ IX)/90,2nd
ds
C. Bishop 82183.3rd 1. Callendcr73/74:&
B. Samucls
89/90, 2nd C. Young 73175.3rd P. Abcla 72/74: B: J. Kladis 57158.2nd L.
Kohlcr 49/50. 3rd D. Botanis 47/52: C: J. Salvaggio 47/50. 2nd B. lssmail
45/50,3rd F. Curcuruto 44/50. HG: C. Bishop 1401140.
1pm 10T Dl0 15m CID
~~
$4.00
50T Dl0 15m Trophy
1st & 2nd Overall t
1st each grade A.B.C.
$22.00
15T DIB HandlcapTrophy
Ist, 2nd, 3rd
$10.00
Allernoon Praclice & Night Shoot
WED 13th
Joe Marano Trophy
101 DIE, 10TS/B, 10T PIS
$15.00
MARCON1 11-2-94 - Very w e t (31). 2111' EU: ti Po,sll~lua. 251' PS TROPilY'
M C Rootcs 74/75. 2nd C. Kc~l,lrmon73/75. A. I:. (:ub(ussrnc 74/75. 2ncl
L Trcw 73/75: B: C Lysagi~t28/29. 2nd L Kolllcr 23/25. C' S \Vooltntl
SAT 16th
Practice -Trap & Skeet
WED 20th
AHernoon Practice & Night Shoot
MARCON1 13.2-94 - Fine (1001 2 5 r Olli\l)l;'U
M 1.1 I'c,~.rll,lcs. A 5
Pou8bics: 11. 2 Possiblcs. C 1 x 24. 2UIIi ANNUAI. MAl1CONIIWINCiiCSTC:It
1 W i)U CSIIIP. OA &,!A
.IW. SIIIIIII
150/150. 21ltl I. \Vurtlon 149/15I!. :3rd
11. Pgntmwski 1181119.A: J. Orttrrn981101 .LII<I.I. k m c ~ 1 l ~ o ~ 9 7 /3rd
l U l1.'
SAT 23rd
100T NSW GC Skeet C'ship
1st Overall Sash &Trophy
1st AA.A.0.C.
Optional Sweep
WED 27th
Afternoon Praclice & Night Shoot
t . Bunting. P. Grllliths, J. caltivI&i. HIGH GUNS: Ladles: J.
D. ~ l o m ~ s k0.
Kidd 1181125: Jnr: J. Kladir: Vet: P.D e n v 1121125.
NEW SOUTH WALES 12-2-84 -Vewwet
(421.501'
Joe Marano Trophy
10T DIE, 10TSB, 10T PIS
DB:OA: R. Hibbert 50150.
SAT 30th
86/100:
ladies:^^. Juriea 88/100:
Jnr: P. O.Neill90/100.
PORT MACgUARlE 3 0 1 - 9 4 -Fine (151. 1OT DB: A. Pavlou. N. Nugent. K.
Ncili.P.Rvan 10110.1OTSBIICP: lstR.Pritchartl12113.2ndB.Hoollcr11/13.
PORT MACQUARIE 6-2-94 - Flllr rr \ ~ ~ #Ill%
d y IUI'Uci 'Jdlol 9 / 1 0 2IiI'Sii
M:it. i w c l r w d 18rLO.A: K Mc\vl~i"~,i5~/2<.,11: I t Al,ctl.am. I ~ l l ~
C.tlI<
Cc#rt~.
14j202OTHCI'. IrtK.Mc\vl~~ncr19/20.2,tdACult8r~r21f":i :lnli' Ryd8%18/2:l
IOPR DR M: 1). i h m i \ 17120. A K Mc.\Vl,mcr 10120 11 I,.l*au 11/20 1:. It.
Ctln86 I I l 2 l I . OlUlC K. hlc\vl#lncrCI/70 Scc hl \Y.glkcr (MXI 83 l:'l22.
SllOALllAVEN 132.94- I~u~&I~uIIIIII(IXI.101 I K U i D J F r l . l t l ~ ~ ~ 1:11~*011.
~.C
It i)8.tnca88 10/10CLUU 13C'SIIII' I s t J K c r r 7 1 7 5 2lloJ Uilll.i>n~c.b(C.
71/76.
:In1 J hlr.hll1i;~tt71/78 I'ItFS h l X D ' l C l S CS1111' I h L I1 Dt.#a(.a1132/35 211..
I<l,:l~lcm31/35, :Ird I. Cuuk 30135 C
' l)t\~:kc:rl;ll';S
2U1' 1Il:l~. L
1, 12 l<lolvr~
30131. 21111 1. Cook 29/31. 3rd J l:~~..~Ic:ltt
23/25
SINOLETON 6-2-94 - A wee b i t l ~ u m i d
MO). 2OTCD: M: L. Finlay. J. Blazely.
M. Hcight20:A:C. Lougl1rey,T.'rurr~er20: B:C. McDonalrl.A.Towns. P.o'Neill
19: C: N. Gay 18. lOPR DR CD: AA: J. Blazcly 18:A: T. Mltcl~ell19; B: A. Galvic
18: C: M. Caslick 15. lOPR OR C'SI-IIP: 0 A & M.J. Blazely 19: A: C. Loughrey
18: B: M. Heywoad 18: C: M. Caslick 14. DD C'SHIP: 1stJ. Blazely & M. Height
20/20. 2nclT. Mitchell &A. Ralsbeck 19/20.
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A u s t r - d l a n Clay Ta
$15.00
10am Sporting Clay Shoot 1OOT
$36.00 +Trapper $6.00
1st Overall t
1st & 2nd each grade AA.A.0.C.
MAY 1994 PROGRAM
C Nncl<llll i;l/(il;
A: T V ~ l l c l o t 50/50:
.~~
B J DLII.I.C 4 7 / 5 0 C T nnl~~lc.&
45/50. 251R S l l l 7DNE I)I1IS CSIIIP. OA. I<Cl;xrkc -18/50. Lrul S. \Vr#gllt
931%. N\. L Sc~nsi68154/58, A A. N;$l;xr .16/50. B J D~LOIW
43/50. C B
Clifto~l51/E*j.HG: R. Clarke 2021208.
NEWCASTLE W(E MACQUARlE 23-1-94 - I.'.#lu & $vJlrlll (241. 1001' 1SU
'TlU:IICIi OA K l'l:rki,~s 97/100.21, A: 1, I'.:v~~.lla B6/lc.l!+2.I. B I Lee
88/IOU. C: F. hlo881ci831100. . i ~ > 11.
r Kelcy MC/103
$40.00
l s r
Aflernoon Practice & Night Shoot
WED 41h
SAT 7th
WEEK
loam Trench 100T
1st Overall t 1st A.B.C.
Juniors & Ladles
$40.00
Nominations for the lirst even: close one hour aner advertised starting time.
The Directors reserve the right to alter ihe published program as required.
A Rreams Salety Awareness Olficw is in anendameWednesws acd SSafurday's.
LOCATION:
131 Booraiie Road, Terrey Hills, NSW 2084 (5 kms from MonaVale Road)
PHONE: (02) 450 1775 -FAX: (02) 486 3497
Presidenl: Alex Canino
211 3 8 8 8 ~
t SllooUng News
Secratay: Gedl Harvey
44~606~m
Trasurec Jdm Richardwn
18s 5806 BM
AprU
1994
Brewarrina Gun Club
JOHN RYAN
MEMORIAL SHOOT 8994
APRIL 30 - MAY 1,1994
SAT 30th APRIL
SUN 1st MAY
loam Start
9am Start
Event 1.
Noms $10
20t DB EO CD 15m
Event 2.
0s $2
Event 6.
ABC OS each half $ 1
OS $2 Noms $15
Event 7.
25t PS Barwon & Dist C'ship 15m
lst, 2nd, 3rd
Noms $20
Event 3.
OS $2 Noms $20
20t PS John Ryan Memorial H'cap
ABC OS each half $ 1
Noms $15
Event 8.
20t President's Trophy
15pr DR Barwon & Dist C'ship 15m
lot SB l l m & l o t DB 22m
lst, 2nd, 3rd
Event 4.
Noms $15
25t DB Banvon & Dist C'ship 15m
ABC
OS$2 Noms $15
25t SB Barwon & Dist C'ship 15m
Free dinner for all shooters on
Saturday Night
Total Nominations $125.00
Optional Sweeps $8.00
ABC OS each half $1
NIGHT
Event 5 .
Noms $10
20pr DD Barwon & Dist 18m
1st & 2nd
Ladies, Juniors & Veterans 60% Noms
if whole program shot
OVERALL HIGH GUN
ABC High Gun over Events 1-4, 6-S
Ladies, Junior &Veterans High Gun (if 3 or more)
Cartridges and refreshments available on grounds
Camping facilities available, hot & cold showers
The club reserves the right to alter the program
Accommodation:
Brewarrina Hotel (068) 39 2019, Royal Hotel (068) 39 2283
S w a n Crest Motel (068) 39 2397
-For
Colin Betts (068) 39 1905
Apt11 1994
further information -
David Hagarty(068) 39 2106 BH, (068) 39 1352 AH
Ian Light (068)39 2091 BH
Page 37
I<E PSEY GUN CLUB INC.
WAGGAGUN CLUB INC.
Approx 8 km along Armidale Road. Kempsey
i
Apri
Day & Night
Shoot
Sat 16 April, 1994
2 DAY OPEN
SKEET SHOOT
'
30th April - 1st May, 1994
NOTE: CHANGE OF DATES
Sat 30th April
Event
9.30am
50t Skeet Handicap
Ist, 2nd & 3rd
Shooters please note this program
includes a NSW Northern Zone Double Barrel
Night Shoot Championship
50t Wagga Gun Club Skeet Doubles C'ship
OIA Sash &Trophy plus Grades
50t City of Wagga Skeet C'ship
OIA Sash &Trophyplus Grades
DAY PROGRAM
1 prn Start
Sun 1st May
Ev 1.
20T Double Barrel CD
Ev 2.
25T Point Score
$8.00
Ev 3.
Event
50t Wagga Gun Club Skeet C'ship
Event
50t Murrumbidgee Skeet C'ship
$10.00
1st & 2nd prizes AA A B C
251 Double Barrel Club C'ship
HIGH GUN SASH OVER WHOLE PROGRAM
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
NIGHT PROGRAM
Note: Change of Date for DTL Shoot
Due to 2 Day Open Skeet Shoot
6prn Start
EV 4.
lOT Double Barrel CD
$4.00
Ev 5.
25T Double Barrel
Northern Zone C'ship
$10.00
Sclsh and Overall Prize plus
Sweep $2.00
HIGH GUN BADGE GIVEN C .I EVENTS 1 TO 5
DRINKS. AFTERNOON TEA & DINNER AVAILABLE
The cornrniltee reserves the right toalte, me program
Page 38
O/A Sash &Trophyplus Grades
OIA Sash &Trophy plus Grades
$10.00
Overall Badge and Prize plus
Sweep S2.M)
Socretav: J. Boker (065)03
9.00am
1781
Sat 21st May
Event
101Point Score UO
Event
50t Eastern Riverina SIB C'ship
Event
401 Eastern Riverina Mixed Target C'ship
The comminee reserves the right l o alter the program it necessary
C A M P I N G A V A I L A B L E ON CIROUNDS
Secretag Hden Ssnden
(069) 31 4468
Australtan Clay Target Shoat(ng News
Pleridenl: Mihad R d e
(069)21 3891 W, 25 2673iUH
Aprfl 1994
Taree -Wingham
Gun Club Inc.
(Registered A.C.T.A.]
Healhcote Road. Menal. NSW
Ph: (02)821 2276
Situated Comboyne Road, Wingham
opposite SporUng Complex
Friday nights commence at 6.30pm
OPEN SHOOT
23 & 24 APRIL, 1994
SATURDAY 23
starting 4.30pm
Ev 1. 25t DB Cash Divide 15m
5PrSZ Day Double Rise C'shp
$10
COMPLIMENTARY BBQ TEA
SATURDAY NIGW
Ev 2. NSW Single Barrel [Night) C'ship
7pm
75T Cityal Sydney G'shlp 18m
$20
Total trophy value $200
$1 optional sweep overall
Practicefrom 3pm
SUNDAY 24
starting 9am
Ev 3. 5pr Double Rise Eye Opener
$8
Ev 4. NSW Double Rise (Day) C'ship
$20
Total trophy value $300
Ev 5. 25t Manning District DB C'ship
$15
10 June
12 June
24 June
10TEO
26 June
3oT City01 Sydney DB C'sh~p
ZOT PS Trophy
1WT DB Sydney CTC C'ship
6 July
10 July
22 July
24 July
Ev 6. 25t Manning District PS C'ship
10T EO
SOT 0 0 Tmphy
15TEO
25T Handkap
25T 00 Trophy
25T PS Trophy
$15
Ev 7. 25t DB $500 Cash Divide 15m
$20
(or 40% of noms, whichever is greater)
Total Nominations $108
$4
Total Optional Sweep
Badge and Sash for winner of each Championship
Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade on each Championship
10T EO
25T PS S'landSt George C'shp
30T DB Trophy
IOOT DB S'iand St George C'ship
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER EVENTS 2 TO 7
10T EO
25T DB Tmphy
25T PS Trophy
Cartridges, meals, refreshments available on grounds
Camping facilities available on grounds
Motel/Hotel accom available Wingham and Taree
15T EO
50T DB Trophy
50T PS Trophy
(Comminec reserves right to aner any program)
Gary Ksnnerson (President)
(021 586 396BAH
Aprll 1994
LO*
~loyd
(Secretary]
(02) 520 6765AH
PresldenC Ron Sky
Khsvbundah dawlngham. 2429
Ph: (065153 4993 alter 6pm
Secrealy: David HUlshelwoad
Bungay Rmd. Wlngham. 2429
Ph: 10651 53 4766
The Comm(ttee reserues the !ighto alter f h e p m g m
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SYDNEY CTC
AND
M A R C O N I G'C
PRESENTS
The Chris Young Auto Wreckers
'1000' TEAMS EVENT
$
$
$
SUNDAY 24 APRIL 1994
$
9am Start
$
$
$
$
at the Sydney Marconi Clay Target Complex
$
\
$
- 6 DTL LAYOUTS
-
EVENT
NOM
1.
10T Eye Opener 5T 15m Double Barrel
5T 15m Point Score
OPlSWP
$5.00
$3.00 from each nom
2.
50T Chris Young Auto Wreckers
$1,000.00 Double Barrel Championship
$1.OO Q 25
$1.OO OIAll
Overall winner sash and $300.00
1st in each grade AA, A, 8, C $100.00
2nd in each grade AA, A, 8, C $75.00
3.
50T Chris Young Auto Wreckers
$1,000.00 Point Score Championship
$1 .OO @ 25
$1 .OO OIAll
Overall winner sash and $300.00
1st in each grade $100.00
2nd in each grade $75.00
To be eligible for the Chlis Young '1000' teams match shooter must nominate and compete in the
50T Dl8 and 50T PIS and their scores over both events excluding shoot ofis will count for their teams match.
Teams must be nominated prior to shooters commencing the first 25 in the DIB.
Teams must consist of 4 shooters representing their club that they are registered with the ACTA plus one other shooter.
WINNING TEAM $1.000.00 COURTESY OF THE SPONSOR
RUNNER UP $500 COURTESY OF MARCONi GUN CLUB &SYDNEY CLAY TARGET CLUB
High Gun in each grade AA, A. 6 , C -half case shot shells
Lunch, morning and afternoon tea and ammunition available on grounds
The committee reserves the right to alter the program
Marconi Gun Club
President: L. Crema
(02) 604 0125 AM
Sydney Clay Twget Club
Presidenl: G . Kennneoon
(02) 588 3868
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Page 40
Aprll 1994
-
Mareoni Gun Club Ltd.
Ground Location:
SYDNEY/MARCONI CLAY TARGET COMPLEX
-6
-
MONDAY 25 APRIL 1994
$
$
DTL L A Y O U T S
$
9am Start
$
$
$
$
Please note!
$
Marconi shoot on Sunday 24 April cancelled due to SydneyIMarconl Complex shoot
We now advise this program for Monday 25 April 'Anzac Day'
EVENT
OP/SWP
NOM
1.
Anzac Day DB Handicap event
5T EO followed by 20T Cash Handicap
$25.00
$
.
$ 1 .XI
Prize pool to be divided as follows
Club t o keep $8.00off each nomination
1st prize
2nd prize
3rd prize
4th t o 5th prize
6th to 9th prize
1Mh to 13th prize
2,
$5.00off each nom
$3.00 off each nom
$2.00 off each nom
S 1.M) off each nom
$0.75 off each nom
$0.50off each nom
50T 15m Anzac Day DB Common Mark graded event
$30.00
Prize money in each grade AA. A. B, C will be divided
according to the number of shooters in each grade
Club retains $15.00 off each nomination divided as follows
1st In each grade
2nd in each grade
3rd in each grade
4th to 8th each grade
$1,00025
$1 .GO O/Ail
$5.00 off each nom
$3.00 off each nom
$2.00 off each nom
$100 off each nom
Prize money in both events distributed as in golf only possibies or highest score
to shoot off for 1st prize all other prize money will be divided
Optional Graded High Gun Weep Divided 60/30/10 $3.00 nom
LUNCH, MORNING & AFTERNOON TEA & AMMUNiTiON AVAILABLE ON GROUNDS
The committee reserves the right to alter th program
Secrelay: lon Cdlsnd'
(02) 823 539
Prewnt: L Clema
(02) 6040125
Aprli 1994
A u s ~ a l l a xClay Target Shooting News
Page 41
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CALLAWADDA STAWELL 19-2-84
Fine (361. 107. FS EO: D. Flavel. W.
Cdaby. I. J o n e s 30130. 75T NWZ CHAMP OF CHAMPS: OA & A: R. Ross
1231125. 2nd G. H u n t 120/125: B: 6. Roblnsan 1151125
2nd, n
~ ~ - Harris
l 3 l l 1 6 0 . C: J . S a n d e r r 1 0 5 / i 2 6 . 2 n d N ~ e ~ ~ ~ e ~ 1 0 2 / 1 2 5 . 2 0 T D B C . S I l I P : O A
--,
-. ..,-.
& A A. Ross 81/81. 211d K. Kay 80381: B: J . Ough 24/25. 2nd B. LGligllrs
40/60. 207. DBCBHIP: OA & A: R. ROSS 62/62. 2nd A. Evans 61/62: B: S.
23125:C: G.Sl;mcsZi/22. ?ndJ.Snrtdcrs20/22.Scc: Ci. i l u ~ ~ r ( 0 6 3 1 5 9 0 2 6 1 Catena61/62,2nd G. H a m s 56/57: C: L. Wan 20/23,2nd B. Appleby 19/23.
HG: G. Harris 187/200.
CERBERUS 5-2-84 -Clear& breezy (831.25TDB: OA & A : W. Parks 36/36.
62/64: C: D.
2nd B. Hunter 35/36: B: D. Hutehins 30/31. 2nd N. MD E N I u Q u m 20-2-94-Fine &wlndy (301.10TCONTDB EO: 9 Possibles. 20T
Fibpatrick 24/25. 2nd B. Hansen 23/25. 25T HCP: A. Mullins 56/57, B.
CONTDB CSHIP: OA&A: J. Whittakers 210/210,2nd R. Glenn 210/210: B:
Hansen 55/57. C. Carml 51./53. RND 1 PREM TEAMS EVENT: Wonthaggi
G. Camemn 77/78.2nd B. Kaoprnan 33/34: C: P. Smith 31/32.2nd D. Glenn
227/250: J n r T e a m : Melbourne 91/1W. OAHG: A. Crawfonl 76/78: LHG: L.
22/24. 25T FS CSHIP: OA & A: J. Writtakers 258/258. 2nd B. McLeod
Gray: JHG: P. Down 46/50.
257t258: B: G. Camemn 73/75.2nd D. Dean 72/75: C: A. Lance 70/75.2nd
B. H d e y 69/75. 50T =ATE MIDI S B C'SHIP: OA & A: J. Whitfakns 57/58.
COHUNA 4-2-94 -Perfect (25). NOVICE: G. Barnes 17/17. 1 0 T F S EO: R.
2nd R. Christopher 70172: B: G. Camemn 47/51.2nd B. Koapman 46/51: C:
Peatling. N. Whelan. R. Weaver. C. Peach. N. Sutherland. 25T DB: OA & A: M.
B. Hartney 47/50.2nd P. Smith 42/50. HG: J. Whitfakcrs 154/155.
Absslom 39/39.2nd C. Doyle 38/39: B: A. Day 2 8 / 2 9 , 2 n d R. Barnes 27/29:
C: N. Francis 21/25.2nd G. Woods 26/33. NWZNIGHTOD: 1 s t R & C . Weaver
ECHUCA30-1-94
1541. SVTSKEETCBHIP: OA&A: L. Mauger 57/58: B: H.
2 0 / 2 0 , 2 n d M. Abnalom & B. Mclrod 19/20.
Hawking 53/55: C: N. Hein 48/50. 107. PS CD: 1 1 Possibles. 20T FS CBHIP:
OA&A: J.Whlttaken 108/108.2ndJ.Waldran 86/87: B: R. Warren 107/108.
2nd P. Dobsan 92/93: C: J. Kelly 5 7 / 6 0 , 2 n d N. Hein 53/60.20TSB CSHIP:
-
Tatura Gun Club
Sunday 17th April
12.30pm start
EV
EV
-
COLBMABBM I(Mr20-2-94 Fit& (351. 20T FS CSHIP: OA & A: R. Rlgney
7 7 / 7 8 , 2 n d L. Downle 58/M): B: G. Harrls 7 6 / 7 8 , 2 n d A. Dillon 58/M): C: G.
Locke 54/60. 2nd L. Mlles 49/60. 20T HCP: 1 s t G. ~~Hewitt Zn17n 7nrl I\
Edwards 24/25,3rdA. J o h n s 2 ~ / 2 5 . 2 0 T D B C S H l P : OA&A: S.Atklns 72/72.
2nd B. McLcod 71/72: B:A. Edwards 34/35.2nd G. Brown 22/23: C: L. Miles
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~
~~
1.
2.
Ev 3.
EV 4.
10 tgt Pointscore Eye Opener
20 tgt Double Barrel C'ship - OA & 3 Grades
25 tgt Ball Trap C'ship - OA & 3 Grades
25 tgt Pointscore C'ship -OA & 3 Grades
LUNCH %AFTERNOONTEAAVAILABLE IN AlRCONDlllONEDCLUBHOUSE
Prel: Howord Ho*lng
Sec: I
1Eogle (058) 21 7058
(058) 56 1227
V. C .T.A
Benalla Gun Club (lnc.1
SOUTH EAST
SAT 9th APRIL lpm
ONE
PROGRAM CHANGE
10 tgt Double Barrel Eye O p e n e r
7 5 tgt -25 DB. 2 5 PS. 2 5 DB Cont C'ship ABC
Round 2 Premier Teams Event
now lo be held at
Nepean Clay Target Club Inc.
Saturday 21st May
HIGH GUN
Sec: Tony Plum (057) 62 1674
Zme secrelaly:ChnsCand (0317757926
,
-
ALEXANDRA
GUN CLUB
Sunday 3rd April
12.30pm
lot Double Barrel Eye Opener
$4.50
20t Double Barrel Easter Chanpionsliip
$8.50
20t D/B Easter Classic Grd Trophy Event 151n $8.50
Swarr~rRood, Ale.~andm(Olr f l u bottks o/f/t,e Goel6rzr~aRiver)
BY0 BBQ Facililies-A/ler,tom Tea -Grent Family Atvtospltere
Rcs: lack Woolmer (057)72 1050
A p ~ l l1994
Ssc: sueMcNair(057)742~18
E U R 0A
CLAY TARGET CLUB
SAT 2 3 APRIL
~ ~
1PM START
SPECIAL NOVELTY DAY -PLENTY OF EVENTS
Event 1. St PS Cash Divide
Event 2. 1M PS off 15m - 1st A B C
Event 3. 1M DB Gift - 1st. 2nd. 3rd
Shot A-18. 8-16.C-14
Event 4. 1 0 t H'cap - 1st. 2 n d . 3rd
Event 5. 1M Cont DB off15m - 1st ABC
Australian Clay Target S h o o u n g News
Nom $2.00
Nom
$5.00
Nom $5.00
$5.00
Nom $5.00
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Colbinabbin
Veneto & Abruzzo GUII
Clay Target Club Inc.
clubs
to be held at
Melbourne Gun Club
ANZAC DAY
SUN 17thAPR
Event 1. 10 Target Eye Opener
Event 2. 25 Target Point Score
Monday 25th April, 1994
1&2 A.B.C.
at 12.30prn
Event 1.
Event 3. 25 Target Single Barrel
20 tgt PIS Championship
$9.00
O/A A.B.C.
Event 2.
20 tgt SIB Championship
$8.00
OIA A.B.C.
Event 3.
20 tgt D/B Championship
O/A A.B.C. 1st &2nd
Event 4. 25 Target Double Barrel
1&2 A.B.C.
Event 5. 50 Target Skeet
Secrelav: R. R,We*
Ph: (051) 32 9284
Southern Peninsula Guide
*
$10.00
*
$10.00
*
$15.00
Sponsored by:
Finandi Window & Ship Front Installations
46 Victoria Street, Brunswick. Ph. 387 3 9 5 5
Fortlxomin~events -Sunday 29th May
Tooheys Gold Challenge
-
Korumburra
G u n Club Inc.
APRIL
CERBERUS Gun club
$6.00
$10.00
* Reduced N a m s
$10.00
This shoot is generously sponsored by
VICTORIA HOTEUMOTEL, ELMORE
PrerYlen1:A. W. Johns
Ph: (054 32 9370
1&2 A.B.C.
*
Melways 194 HZ
Saturday 2nd 12.30pm
50T WB AA A B C $14.00 -SOT PIS AA A B C $14.00
Min. 3 shooters per grade before trophies awarded
Anzac Day
Monday 25th 12.30pm
10T Dm $4.00 - 60T MEDLEY 20DB 2 0 9 s 20PlS $18.00
HMAS Anzac Crest for each grade High Gun
Sec: Chris Carrol(03) 775 7926
MORNINGTON clay Target club
Melways146All
Saturday 9th 12.00 noon
10T Dm 00 - 50T Dm GRD - 25T H'CAP
Sec: Jell Lowodes (059)754412
NEPEAN Clay Target Club
Saturday 16th 12.00 noon
- NOTE P R O G R A M CHANGE
SAT 23rd APRIL
DAY
lot PS Handicap EO
20t DB Handicap Budge Shield
20t PS Championship
Mehvays 200 K2
-
10T Dm E/O - 30T Dm GRD - 20T H'CAP
PENINSULA TEAMS SHIELD
NIGHT
State Night Handicap
20t DB A.B.C. 1.2.3.
Saturday 21st May
ROUND 2 SOUTH EAST ZONE TEAMS
B. Allen. Sec. (0561 72 4256
Sec: Rod Scott (059) 86 8445
Ap111 1994
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MELBOURNE
METROPOLITAN 16-1-94-Cool & wind". 15T f f i EO CD: 1 s t C. Gllder
.15/.15,2nd B. Loblry 44/45.3rd G. w a d 4 2 / 4 5 25TDB:A: E. Lobley 24/25;
B. C Glider 25/25. C. K. Auslen 23/25. 2% PS: 8: S Downic 72/75. 50T
DB: A E Loblcy 47/50: B: S . Downir 49/50. 2 5 T SKEET. A; K. P a v r s o n
GUN CLUB
Victoria Road, Lilydale. Phone (03) 739 1771
R. Bcvis &/45,3rd J. Parker $8/72.
METROPOLITAN 5 2 - 9 4 - Hot & sultry (381. 75T SKEET; A: J. Gillman
72/75: 8: F. Mancicl70/75.Z5TSKEET;A: P. K r u d n s 31/31; B: S. Do-vnle
34/35: C: R. Crowther 25/25.20TTOWER PS: 1 s t E. Lobley 60/60. 2 n d C.
Gilder 8 2 / 8 4 . 3 r d R. Lalno 79/84.25TDB: A: B. Loblcy 25/25: B: C. Gllder
37/37: C: G. Wills 23/25. 25T DB CONT: A: A. Blcase 25/25: 8: B. Scotta
25/25: C: P. Carronc 17/25.
APRIL PROGRAM
Saturday 2nd
EASTER SATURDAY
This shoot was advertised but it is now cancelled
MORNINGTON 12-2-94 - Fine (37). 50T BT: A: C. C a m 1 46/50. 2nd R.
Williams 43/50: B: 0. Denmison 41/50. 2nd W. Fitzpabick 37/51: C: D.
Fllzpabick 36/50, 2nd V. La1 35/50. 25T DB CD: A: P. Mills 25/25: 8: D.
Hutchins. G. Mullins 24/25: C: A. Mullins 24/25.
Saturday 9th
25T Pointscore Grd C'ship
25T Double Barrel Grd C'ship
25T Pointscore Grd Trophy
lOOT Skeet Grd C'ship AA.A.0.C.
* 25T Skeet Doubles 1.2.3.
Saturday 16th
$ 9
$ 9
$ 9
$25
$ 9
commences 12 noon
100TSkeet Grd C'ship AA.A.B.C.
25T Skeet Doubles 1.2.3.
40T Double Barrel Grd C'ship A.B.C.
25T Pointscore Grd C'ship A.B.C.
lOPr Double Rise Grd Trophy A.B.C.
NUMURKAH 7-1-84-(301.20TPS:A: G. Wlllett66/66,2nd S. Catena63/66:
8: A. Cole 5 9 / 6 0 , 2 n d G. h e q u o l a 54/WC: P. Bright 5 5 / 6 0 , 2 n d L. Rankln
47/60,50TSTATECONTPS: 0A:S.Atkins 146/150;A: J.Whlttakers 141/150.
2nd R. Glenn 135/150: 8: D. Dean 136/150. 2nd M. Plant 128/150: C: L.
Rankln 133/150.2nd C. Warburton 115/150.
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
$25
$ 9
$13
$ 9
$ 8
Saturday 23rd
* 40T Pointscore Grd C'ship M.A.B.C. & Jnr Nom $15
1/2 Case Shells each grade
-
NUMURKAH 23-1-94
1201. 20T DB CSHIP: OA &A: B. F a d % / a . 2nd C.
Wcll8ttgtotl X3IW: B T. hlaikell 25/20 2nd t:. Ollvsr 19/20; C : l i . lJrnyib&
211/22. 2nd I.. lhnkbn 19/22. 20T HCP C'SHIP 1st M. Eagle 31/31. 2rld S.
Atklns 30/31. 3rd I2 Pdcnuola 59/00, 20T 1 5 CI) A: R Fonl 56/13
R. G
40T Double Barrel Grd C'ship
Nom $15
lOOT Skeet Grd C'ship M.A.B.C. & Jnr
NUMURKAH 4-2-94 - (271. 20T DB C'SHIP: OA & A : B. Ford 45/45. Zud T.
tllcks 44/45: B: A. Colc 29/30. 2nd T. Maskell 24/25: C: M. Brlght 18/20.
2nd B. Hartney 24/27.25T NEZ f f i C'SHIP: OA & B: D. Dean 7 4 / 7 8 , 2 n d P.
Gabbo 71/78: A: B. Eagle 7 1 1 7 8 . 2 n d T. Plum 70178: C: M. Brlgllt 70175,
2nd B. Hartncy 6 2 / 7 5 .
Monday 25th
SEBASTOWL26-1-94-(33. lOTffiEO: W. Calaby.G.Menhennet.M.Shaper
30130. NOVCSHIP: 1 s t M. Shaper 15/15.2nd R. S a n d s 18/19,3rd 0. Smith
17/19.15TDB CSH1P:OA: C. South 15/15:A: W. Calaby 18/19: B: N. Phillips
14/15: C: C. Vlslntln 15/19.
* 25TSingle Barrel Grd C'ship M.A.B.C.
Nom $26
ANZAC DAY
SEBAsTOWL.20-2-94 - &a8r111~11(17). LmFS W) C D C. South. G. Magdurn
3/91. 20T DB CSHIP. OA: G. Mcnl~cnnet45/45: A: .I. Matllmey 44/45: 0: 1..
Varncv 23/24 C: C. Vlslnrln 48/60 20T PS CSHIP OA: A. B m n 60160: A L.
: 11 A I ~ I ~
~ C
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c c n s i n u n 4 8 / 6 0 2 m S B CSH~P:ok G
cook i 1 ~ i l 1 711:
hi~sl~r.nrtet33/:LI:
A : J i l t g l ~ s 3 2 / 3 3 U.
. R N d t i c h 10/20:C:C. Vislnus8 14/20
25T Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA.A.0.C.
25T Pointscore Grd C'ship M.A.B.C.
1OOTSkeet Grd C'ship M.A.B.C.
-
Nom
Nom
Nom
Nom
$ 9
$ 9
$ 9
$25
Saturday 30th
40T Pointscore Grd C'ship M.A.B.C.
* 40T Double Barrel Grd C'ship AA.A.0.C.
100T Skeet Grd C'ship AA.A.0.C.
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Auswdlan Clay Target Shooting News
Nom $14
Nom $14
Nom $25
AprU 1994
V.C.T.A.
Colac Gun Club bnc.
SUN 24th APRIL
NORTH EAST ZONE
12 noon
PRELIMINARY NOTICE
2 JUNIOR
STATE TITLES
A
TRAP CARNIVAL
BENDIGO C.T.C.
7th MAY
Event 1: 50 Target State Junior Double Barrel
OIA Sash & Tmpl~y
Ribboll 1st each group
1.2.3.
1.2.3.
12 to under 15
15 to utider 18
Event 2: 50 Target State Junior Pointscore
OIA Sash & Trophy
Ribbon lsteacli group
1.2.3.
1.2.3.
A
12 to under 15
15 to under 18
HIGH G U N O V E R A L L
Sash plus Trophy
Practice 11.30amto 12 noon
Sponsored by Notional A~rstroliaBonk, Colac
andBay Cify Clay Torgels, Geelong
SKEET CARNIVAL
WANGARAUA C.T.C.
29th MAY
A
SCHOOL STUDENTS CHAMP
SHEPPARTON C.T.C.
4th MAY
Lunch. Afternool~Tea. Canridges available
F U L L D E T A I L S I N M A Y CTSN
Norma Parker (Scc.)
Pccer McDonald (Res.)
(052) 34 8384
(052) 35 3209
P r e ~Ron Troll1
Ssc G Cameron (058) 622821
DENILIQUIN
STJAMES
GUN CLUB INC
Racecourse Reserve, Deniliquin
Sat 30th April
SUN 17thAPR
1.00pm
PRACTICE PRIOR TO NOON START
Ev I. l o t DB EO CD
$4.00
Ev 2. 20t DB Boosey Creek C'ship
$8.00
ABC 1st & 2nd
o/s $2.00
Ev 3. 20t SB Broken Creek C'ship
$8.00
01s $2.00
ABC 1st & 2nd
Ev 4. 15t Handicap
lst, 2nd, 3rd
$7.00
01s $2.00
HIGH GUN MEDAL
Brn Kelly, P ~ e s
(057) 64 4214
A p ~ i l1994
Graham Retd. See
(057) 653288
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
10 tgt Pointscore Eye Opener
20 tgt Pointscore C'ship
40 tgt Mixed
(10 DB, I 0 PS, 10 SB, 10 H'cap)
30 tgt Double Barrel C'ship
HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1.2,3& 4
NOMS FOR THE D A Y - $35- PLUS SWEEPS
Pres: G ,Beer
Ph: (058) 82 4274
-The
Sec: G. Cameron
PO BOX1l5,Oeniliqvin. 2710
commltlee reserves the righl lo alter the program-
Australian Clay Target ShooUng News
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Werribee-Victorian
Clay Target Club
River Road, Kialla
PO Dox 126, Shepparton, 3630
APRIL
Sunday 3rd April, 1994
12.30pm start
Event 1.
10t Continental CID El0
Noms $5
Event 2.
20t Grd Continental Championship
Red $6 Noms $9
Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade ABC
OIS OIA $1
Event 3.
25t Grd Double Barrel Championship Red $6 Noms $9
OIS 01.4 $1
Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes cach grade ABC
Event 4.
25t Handicap
Red $6 Noms $9
01s OIA $1
lst, 2nd, 3rd & &lM
Event 5. -tilnepennitting
Sunday 3rd
12.00 noon
Ev 1. 75 tgt Olympic Trap C'ship
(plus 25 tgt Final)
OIA Sash; 1st A.B.C.
$25.00
Ev 2. 50 tgt American Skeet
Trophy 1st A.B.C.
$12.00
Ev 3. 50 tgt Double Barrel Trophy
Trophy 1st A B.C.
$12.00
Probably 20t Point Score Cash Divide
Details to be determined on the day
Sunday 10th
L!mdz Available
Lndies, Jliniors & Veterans Red~icedNO~IIS
$6.00
Ev 2. 25 igt Olympic Trap C'ship
with purse $10.00
O/A Sash; 1st A.B.C.
Sunday 1st May, 1994
Tower 11.30am start- DTL 1230pm start
5t Single Bartel Tower CID E l 0
Noms $3
15t Single Barrel Tower
$5 Noms $7
R C ~
OIA Sash lst, 2nd, 3rd
25t Grd Continental Championship
$6.00
Ev 1. 15 igt Double Barrel C/D
$5.50
Ev 3. 25 tgt Double Barrel C'ship
with purse $9.50
$5.50
Ev 4. 25 tgt Single Barrel C'ship
with purse $9.50
Red $7 Noms $9
HlGH GUN PURSE OVER PROGRAM $5 00
HlGH GUN TROPHY OVERALL
Sasll plus 1st & 2nd each grade
25t Grd Double Baml Championship Rcd $7 Noms $9
Sash plus 1st & 2nd each grade
25t Grd Points Score Championship
Rcd$7 Noms $9
PRACTICE
Sash plus 1st & 2nd each grade
OLYMPIC TRAP I DTL I SKEET
Extra Event Tirite Pcn~~itliitg
Every Wednesday & Saturday 1.30pm
Presioent: BrisnBesrd
Phone: (058) 22 2376
Mobile: 018 555744
Tre9urer & Visc Residenr: Ian Stark
Phone' (058) 25 3125Am
(058) 21 9998 BM
Mobih: 018 579 920
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$5.00 per 25 tgts Olyrnp~cTrap
$4.00 per 25 tgts DTLI Skeet
Secretary: DenisThrciiali
Phone: (058) 22 1515
AISISLSectetary: G r e Lvwer
~
Plione: (058)21 1870
Presdenl DavldGrdy
742 3600 8M
AusVallan Clay Target Shooung News
Secceta~lIan Urch
741 4646 AIH
Aprll 1994
MELBOURNE
GUN CLUB
SATURDAY 7th MAY
commencing 12 noon
l00T Pre National Skeet Grd C'ship Nom $30.00
Graded AA, A, B, C plus Junior
First each grade
Second each grade
Third each grade
Seiko Watch Automatic
Casio Quartz Watch
Quartz Watch
Ail trophies donated by two Melbourne Gun Club members
Fred Thatcher and one other donor - on behalf of all thanks to the both of you
WANGARATTA
SAT 16th APR
DTL- 12.30pm start
(Note earlier start time)
Event 1.
$400
10 tgl Single Barrel Eye Opener
OIS $2.00 Jnr $3.00 Red $6.00 Full $8.00
Event 2.
20 tgl Gordon Wiham Memorial Single Barrel Championshp
1st & 2nd ABC t Best Junior
$1 .OO
Event 3.
10 lgl Junior Single Barrel D n
Event 4.
U S $2.00 Jnr $3.00 Red $6.00 Full $8.00
20 tgl Handicap Ist, 2nd & 3rrl
Event 5.
01s S2.W Jnr $3.00 Red $6.00 Fuli $8.00
20 tgi Double Barrel Championshp 1st 8 2nd ABC
Sponsored by Alan Capp (New Cars) Pty Ltd
JUNIOR HIGHGUN RIBBONOVER EVENTS 1.2,4& 5
HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER P R O G R A M
Ladies & Veterans (over 65) reduced norns even! 2.4 & 5
Sunday 29th May
North Eastern Zone Skeet Carnival to be held at Wangaratta
INCORPORATED
SUN lothAPRIL
l l a m start
Ev 1. 25 tgt Hunters Skeet C'ship
$8.00
Graded A.B.C.
Ev 2.
20 tgt Pointscore Tower C'ship $7.00
Graded A.B.C.
Ev 3.
20 t g t Single Barrel C'ship
$7.00
Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd
Ev 4.
20 t g t Double Barrel C'ship
$7.00
Graded A.B.C. 1st & 2nd
SAT 23rdAPRIL
12 noon start
Ev 1. 50 tgt Sporting Clays C'ship
Graded AA.A.B.C.
$15.00
Ev 2.
25 tgt Skeet C'ship
$8.00
Ev 3.
20 tgt Ball Trap Cash
$7.00
Graded A.B.C.
Reler CTSN for lull details
PPS: Tony P e m y (060)244215 NH
Apfll 1994
sec: Bw PPmey (050) 555152 B/H
Pms:Ron Trail1 ( 0 5 0 84 1356
AusD-allan Clay Target Shanting News
Sec: Kevin Dobron (054)80
7035
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Metropolitan
GEELONG
Clay Target Club (Inc.)
O'herns Road, Epping, 3073 -Ph 401 3134
APRILPROGRAM
APRIL1994
Sunday 3rd
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 5.
12.30pm
$18.00
$18.00
$9.00
$9.00
$8.00
50 tgt Skeet 1st A.B.C.
25 tgt DE? 1st A.B.C.
25 tgt Cont 1st A.B.C.
15 tgt Tower 1.2.3.
Good Friday 1st April
Event I . 10 tgt Pointscore E l 0
$5.00
Event.2. 25 tgt Double Barrel C'ship
$8.50
1st & 2nd ABC, Badge Overall
Event 3. 20 tgt Mixed Meterage
Optional sweeps o n all events
11.00am*
Noms close 12.30pm
Event 1. Metropolitan Field & Game
75 tgt O.T.G. Trophies all grades
Darche to be raftled by nomination
1st. 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th
Badge Overall
HlGH GUN
And entry to Gold Coast Final $1.00
-
Sunday 17th April
Event I . 50 tgt Compac Sporting
15 tgt Pts El0 C/D
75 tgt DE? 1st A.B.C.
25 tgt Pts 1st A.B.C.
Optionalsweeps on all euents
Sunday 24th
Start 1.00pm
Event 1 closes 1.45pm
Sunday 17th
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
Event 4.
Event 4. 25 tgt Double Barrel Continental $8.50
11.00am
Noms close 1.00pm
Event 1. 50 tgt Metro Field & Game
nophies all grades
Shells all grades
$10.00
Shot A-18, 8-16, C-14
l s l each grade $100 Trophy
2nd each grade $50 Trophy
Badge Overall
Monday 4th
Sunday 10th
Start 1.0oprn
Event 1 closes 1.45prn
12.30pm
$8.00
$18.00
$9.00
$9.00
11.30am
Noms close 1.00pm
Graded H'cap Trophies
Shells all grades
$15.00
Graded AA ABC. Badge Overall
Field & Game grades to be used
ALL WELCOME
Event 2. 25 tgt Skeet Cash Divide
Sunday 24th April
$8.00
Start 12.oopm
Event 1 closes 12.45pm
FUNDRAISING SHOOT
All proceeds to fund Steve Haberman to the World Cup
Event I . 20 tgt Championship
$8.00
Graded ABC, Badge Overall
1st 8 2nd each grade
Event 2. 25 tgt Double Barrel C'ship
$8.50
1st & 2nd ABC. Badge Overall
Event 3. 25 tgt Single Barrel C'ship
PRACTICE
Saturday I2 110011to 5 p m -Skeet, Tower, DTL
Sunday -Limited Skeet & DTL
Tuesday -Skeet, DTL, Tower
hsident:
Bert Loblcy 465 1396
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Scme tary.
N. Veal 401 3134
$8.50
l s t , 2nd. 3rd plus Best 11-17m
Event 4. 20 lgt Handicap
$8.00
1st. 2nd. 3rd. 4th
HlGH GUN POINTS TO COUNT
Lucky Draw for Gold Coast Final $1.OO
Austl.dian Clay Tul-gcl ShooU~~g
News
AprU 1994
FRANKSTON
AUSTRALIAN
Rossiter Road, Carrum Downs -Phone (03) 782 1626
APRIL PROGRAM
Saturday 16th April
Saturday 2nd April
Ev 1.
Ev 2
25T Pointscore Cash
50T Double Barrel Cash
A B c $ g 00
A B C $15.00
25T Pointscore Cash
25T Single Barrel Trophy
25T Double Barrel Trophy
25T Handicap Trophy
75T Trench Trophy
lOOT Skeet Trophy
A B C $ 9.00
A B C $15.00
Sunday 17th April
Sunday 3rd April
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
Ev 5
Ev 6.
Ev 1 25T Pointscore Cash
Ev 2. 50T Double Barrel Cash
A B C $ 9.00
A B C $ 9.00
A B C $ 9.00
$ 00
A
$20'00
A B C $2500
Ev 1.
Ev 2
Ev 3.
Ev 4.
EV5.
Ev 6.
Ev 7.
25T Porntscore Cash
25T Handicap Trophy
75T Trench Trophy
75T Skeet Trophy
50T Tower Trophy
ABC
A BC
A BC
12 3
A BC
A BC
AB C
$ 9.00
$ 9.00
$ 9.00
$ 9.00
$20.00
$20 00
$15.00
Saturday 23rd April
Saturday 9th April
Ev 1.
Ev 2.
Ev 3.
25T Pointscore Cash
A B C $ 9.00
50T Double Barrel Cash
A B C $15.00
50T Tower Pointscore Cash A B C $15 00
Sunday 10th April
Ev 1
Ev 2.
Ev 3
Ev 4.
Ev 5.
Ev 6.
25T Pointscore Cash
ABC
ABC
A BC
25T Handicap Trophy
123
100T Trench Trophy
AA A B C
75T Skeet Trophy
ABC
$ 9 00
$ 9 00
$ 9.00
$900
$30.00
$20.00
Ev 1. 25T Po~ntscoreCash
Ev 2 50T Double Barrel Cash
A B C $ 9.00
A B C $15.00
Sunday 24th April
Ev 1.
Ev 2
Ev 3
Ev 4.
Ev 5
25T Pointscore Cash
A BC
50T Double Barrel C'ship AA A B C
50T Single Barrel C'ship
AA A B C
75T Trench Trophy
A BC
1OOTSkeet Monthly C'ship AA A B C
$ 9.00
$15.00
$15 00
$20.00
$25.00
Saturday 30th April
VICTORIAN POLICE
T R A P CARNIVAL
PRACTICE SKEET & TRAP SATURDAYS & SUNDAYS
April 1994
Australfallan Clay Target
SllooUng News
Page 51
Mount Gambier
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TATURAZO-2-84
\Vtndy & suctny 251'iiCP: 1st G. L'.rcquoh 25/25 2nd K
Harris 241253rd S Alkins 58/60. 25T DDU CSIIIP. 0 A W E y l r 68/68. A U.
S marnrla 0Iilti7: B: P MacTaJ,en l i 7 / t i t i C P M ~ i l c r 2 3 1 2 5XrTSTATE SB
C~NT
WHIP: OA: S. Atkins d9/50: A: D. F r c e m 47/50: B: G. Pacquala
42/50: C: P. Mahcr 28/50. HC: S. Atkins 96/100.
Gun Club
TOOIDNDO 6-2-94 -Hat & fine (19). 10TDB EO:A. Cameron. G. Eagles. B.
Rob1nson.T. foster. N . S h m k 10.30TMEDLEY: OA&A: N.Sharmck57/60.
2nd A. Camemn 56/60: B:J. Ough 56/60. 2nd D. Harris 46/50: C: I.Taylor
43/50.2nd M. O'Cndy 39/50. 10T P S CD: A: R. Black 30. N. Sharrack 29: B:
L. Niewand 29. D. Harris28: C: B. Bul~uell27.C. Maybcny 25.
APRIL 9 & 10
2 DAY SKEET & BANTRAP SHOOT
SATURDAY 9
10.3Oam
Ev 1. 75 tgt Skeet Championship
1.OOpm
Ev 2. 25 tgt Ball Trap CD
Ev 3. 25 tgt Ball Trap CD
SUNDAY 10
9.30am
Ev 4. 75 tgt Skeet Championship
VENETOABRUZZO 1 6 - l - 8 - W e t B r v i n d y (391. I0TEO:A: D.Signomtto. S.
Incani. S. Zotti. S. Pilipusidls. B. Humphris 30130: B: R. Williams 30130: C: U.
Mclchlorrc. V. Bore 27/30. 25T PS: A: B. Humohris 74/75. 2nd S. Zotti
High Gun over 2 days
MAY 14 & 15
32t33.B. ~ p a l i i n o
31/33: C: R. Matisi 25/25, V: B o g 24/25
WANGARATTA 30.1-94
2 DAY ANNUAL POLICE SHOOT
Vcry iror L lht~mltli1GI 50T SKEETC'SIIIP: OA &
A 13. Psnm#~cy
48/50. 2nd K. Pcrry .17/50. B D. ilunr 47/50 2nd K F ~ s l ~ c r
SATURDAY 14
12.00 noon
Pts. Hcp & DB
46/50: C A. Grassr 41/50. 2nd C S?ndrrs .12/54. 50TSKCETCSiiiP: OA &
A A. Prtlrlcy J0/5C. 2nd K Pcrly 47/51) B D Tmlbc 48/52. 211d I) Hunt
48/52; C. C Sandcn :~5/50.2nd W Bmvboto 3 5 / W :$MANTEAM A. Pcrlrlrv.
D. Hunt. ti. Rudebcck 256/300.
SUNDAY 15
10.00am
WANGARATTA 19-2-94 -Hot& Bne (52). 10T DO EO: 13 Possibles. 20T DB
C'SHIP:OA&A:K.Maurcv 110/110.2ndD.Huttt85/R6:B:T. Pfeifer109/110.
WANGARATTA 2 0 - 2 9 4 -Hot & suri"; (19). 50TSKEET C'SHIP: OA & A: D.
Jackcl58/58. 2nd I. Carey 56/57: B: K. Law 48/50.2nd K. Fisher 46/50: C:
K. Rudcbeck 55158.2nd C. Ricbes54/58: Jnr: R. Salpietro46/50. 5OTSKEFT
CgHiP: OA & A: R. Salpictra 59/60. 2nd B. Old 57/59: B: J. Salpielro 52/58.
2nd K. Fisher 48/56: C: A. Chuck47/50. 2nd C. Richee 44/57. HC: Open: 8.
Old: Jnr: 8. Salpletm 95/100.
WARRNAMBOOL 12-2-94 -Fine. 30T DB CSHIP: A: A. Kinncar 29/30: B: A.
B a t 27/30: C: C. Dumesny 22/30. 20T CONT C'SIIIP: A: A. Kinncar 25/26:
B: M. Kavanyh 24/26: C: C. Dumcsny 20/25. 10T HCP: 1st J. McCullough
25/25.2nd H. Nolan 24/25.
WERRIBEE VICTDRVUl 13-2-94
- Fine
& lrot 1361. l 0 T DB CONT EO: J.
Pts. M e d l e y & DB
Lots of trophies -Sunday ail evenh 1st t o 5th e a c h grade
High Gun over 2 days
Wlnchestef Top Gun applicable
See May CTSN for more detallr
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Hughes 56/60. 20T HCP: 1st G. Ag&w 27/27,2nd R. Ehlcrs 26/27, 3rd W.
Kennedy 27/28.20TCONT OA & A: W. tioopman 26/28,2nd L. Rech 21/22:
B:N.Caopcr27/28.2ndR.TayIor27/28: C: B. Hirtncy 25/27,2ndW. Braybon
24/27. IOTJNR DTL:J. Hadson 9/10. HG: D. Hunt 139/142.
'
-Winchertet Top Gun a p p k o b l e
Futher detdr ond occommodotionbmldngr
contact Phil Green (087) 39 6511 BH a (087) U m 2 8 AH
2 n d T Rerchhc68/(i9: 11 A WalCsn78/80,2r~dSPcanon77/80:CP.Crrcn
46/50. 2tld B Ti~umpron48/53. i.vdlcs L S # ~ 46/50:
~ ~ t l Jnr:
~
11. Camcmn
42150 2SI'SKEIXCSHIP OA&A: P Crccll:141352ndC. Mlcllcli23125:B.
ZndA.Viieins38/50: B: C. Hi1137/50:2nd B. Carhr34/50: C: B.Thompson
31150.2nd M. McDonncll30160.25TEASTZONEPS C'SHIP: OA(CA.4 D.
f.;rc175/75,2ndR
ntn#l>nt74/75J
. ~ h\r:474/75,2ndD Jcnntngs12/75.
B: B. Cartcr RiiIR7 2rld A. \Vnlrcn 74/75: C: R Burton 71175.2nd P Crccn
(;GI75 25T EASTbONR 911 C'SI4IF OA 01 A/\: 11. Uuthlc 35/35,2$8dD. flavcl
34/35: A: E. Hall 31/32,2nd F Taylor 30132: B: S. Pearson 24125.2nd C.
J a r n d 23/25: C. R. Burton 18125.2nd P.Green 17125.25TEASTZONEDB
WONTHAGGl29-1-~-Sunny(41I.l~HCPCU:C.
Hepllei120/20, P. Calder.
J. Buchanan 19/20.20T BUDGE HCP: P. Caldcr 20. W. P e w 23/24. W. Bird
22/24, F M T Moyan 20122. LIM \ v IPA~IL. 11)/20 sczzsr SONT LYC.SIIIP:
0A & A: C. IDauis 47I.W L. Liglxt VLj5ti. 11 '1' Cnnonou 4Ci. 1%.McCaw 44: C T
Morcao 45. S. Bcl: 43. CAKE S1100T: M Foot8 i3L.DGE SiiI1:i.D Worlflvam
93. Foster 88. Mowell. Karumburn 87. Bairnsdale 86.
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N. Mcl)or~~mell1 i 0 / 1 2 5 CllAMPlON ZONE CLUB; Borderton 1551375
CHAMPlON41'EIlSONTEAM LslSoutI~Eust.2rldMt.Ca8,~bicrNv.Z.EAS~KN
ZONETEAMS: Open: M. Medl~urst.M. Whitel~ead.J. Lavia. S. Pearson. A.
Waiters.. D. BeelitzVcl: K. Mules.
P. Johncock. K. Fosler: Jnr: N. McDo"nel1.
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A.Stcele. H. cameran: Ladies: L. Beelilz. P. Green.
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INTERNATIONAL30-1-94 -Very windy (55). SOTTRENCH CSHIP: OA & B:
R. Dower
-~
~.30130 2nd J. Finis 27/30:
, - A:~-0..Ollviem
~ ~ 40143. 2nd R. Smith
39/43: C: M. McDonnell 26/30. 2nd K. Polst 25/30. zOTSBI A: C. Hunt
20/20.2nd R. Flerning37138: €3: C. Abcla 18/20.2nd B. Wallacc 18/21: C:
8. Thompson 15/20. 2nd R. DeMichclc 14/20. 20T PS:A. D. Hallklopoulos
71/72. 2nd R. Fleming68172; B: C. Jacobs 56/60. 2nd B. Wallace 55/60:
C: F. Grey 53/63. 2nd M. McUonncll 50163. 25T DB C'SHIP: OA & A : N.
McDonnclI67/G7,2nd J. Z u m a 37/38: AA: R. Smith 66167.2nd J. Bvrnes
31/33: B: L. Smith 23/25, i h d P. DiPlnto 22/25: C: E. Commons 23/25.
2nd P. Dunk22/25: hcl1cs:S. Byrncs;Tcarn: InterNo.1 138/150-R. Dean.
P. Marcoionni. D. Olivicro. J. Richichi. F. Agortino. 20TCONT:A: J. Richichi
35/36,2nd F Agostino 34/36: B: L. Smith 17/20.2nd P. DiPlnto 16/20: C:
R. DcMieheie 15/20,2nd E. Commons 13/20.
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BARMERA 6-2-94 - Hat (14). 5DB & 558 EO: Ci. Nuon. R. 'Tl~ompnoll. R.
Maywald 10/10. CLUB MXD TGTS C'SHIP: OA & A: R. Caombcs 33/35: B: E.
Sclrmaal30/35: C: I.Mayvald 24/35.25TCONT: A: R. M a y w l d 35/37: B: D.
Mavecr23l25: C: 1. Ma-ld20125.25TSKEmA:H.
Nunn25125. R.Mawald
2 3 j i < : B: MiTMld.k. wi~kskh,M:Sp&on
21/25:
M. Huxlable 23/25. HG: R. M a p ~ l 88/95.
d
i.
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Finc (57BG6). 50T PS C'SHIP: OA &W.
EASTERN ZONE SACTA 566-2-94
R. Duthle 149/150, 2nd M. Whitellead 147/150: A: T. Rerelnke 144/150.
2nd N. McDonncll 143/150: B: S. Henderson 140/150. 2nd L. Smith
1381150: C: C. Morrison 125/150,2nd N. Watson 121/150.5OTDBC'SHIP:
OA & A.4 R. Outllie 98/98. 2nd R. Smith 59/60: A: N. McDonncll 97/98.
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INTERNATIONAL 20-2-94 - Perfect 1441. 50T MXD SKEET CBHIP; OA & A :
R k z i b i r 48/50. 2nd P Casey 44/50: 8. 1.' Marcoronni 47/50. 2nd C. l i u l l l
45/50. (: J. Zuppa 4 0 / r ~ ) .21111 R Hats~~cIc
39/50 15T ,T A A Marcvionnl
74/75. 2nd F. Agnslr88o 73/75. n C A k l a 44/48. 211cl I' Mdmdcu 43/45: C:
D. RichtcItt43/45. 21111.1. N cl1~r~onn839/4525TSB
A J. ~eLiclt135/36.2nd
Australian Clay Trurget
Shooting News
AprU 1994
OVER $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 I N T R O P H I E S & S A S H E S
Broken Hill Gun Club Inc.
WEST DARLING CHAMPIONSHIPS
Saturday 14th & Sunday 15th May 1994
SAT 14th MAY
8.30am
SUN 15th MAY
8.30am
Event One:
0 s $1.50 526.W
Family Shearing Contractors & Zammift
Auto Repaires 20T Handicap Marks
Event Four:
3 Groups 1 1-15m, 16-19m,20-22m
Overoil Winner -Sash &Trophy
1st other 3 grades-Sash &Trophy
2nd each grade -Trophy
Ladies. Veterans &Junior Trophies
Wiliyana Team Shield shot in conjunction
1st each group-Sash & Waratoh RB4 Trolley BBQ & Gas Boiiie
2nd each group -Trophy
Ladies Veterans &Junior Trophies
McKeen Teorn Shield shot in conjunction
os$1.50
Event Two:
$30.00
0 s $1.50 $13.00
Broken Hill Gun Club Members Memorial
Point Score Championship
0 s $1.50 $30.00
Event Fhre:
Pro Halt Gin
Hand Crafted Furniture Supply Gift
251 15m Graded AA A B'C
Overall Winner - Sash &Custom Mode Furniture
valued at over $400
1st other 3 grades -Sash & Sarnsung Colour N
2nd & 3rd eoch grade -Trophy
Ladies, Veterans & Junior Trophies
0 s $1.50 $13.00
Broken Hill Community Credit Union
Double Barrel Championship
Event Three:
25T 15m Graded AA A B C
Overoll Winner - Sosh &Trophy
1st other 3 grades -Sash &Trophy
2nd each grade - Trophy
251 15m Graded AA A B C
Overall Winner -Samsung Video Recorder
1st other 3 grades - Sash & Vax Vocurnn Cleaner
2nd & 3rd each grade Trophy
Lodies, Veterans & Junior Trophies
-
Event Six:
0 s $1.50 $13.00
Rick Jones Shearing Contractors
Single Barrel Championship
251 15m Graded AA A B C
Overall Winner - Sash &Trophy
1st other 3 grades -Sash &Trophy
2nd each grade-Trophy
McLauchlon Motor & Engineering
Three Bogs Full
Musiclans Club
Winchester Australia
Pro Hart
Overall High Gun
Grode High Gun
Ladies High Gun
Veterans High Gun
Junior High Gun
Sashes
Sash Trophy
sash &Trophy
Sorh & 1 ~ ~ u , W m c h e * e r h L
Pointing Miued ot IBM
All High Gun Events conductedover Events 1.2.3.4.5.6. Pointsta count. Lodier.Veteronr & Junbrr half nomon Evenlr3.4.6
MAJOR SPONSORS:
Hand Crafted Furniture Supplies. Rick Jones Shearing Contracton. Broken Hill Community Credit Union. Pro Hart.
Fomily Shearing Contractors & Zarnrnltt Auto Repairs
PARTICIPATING SPONSORS:
SiiVei Haven Motor Inn. Willyamo Motor inn. Boral Gas. Broken Hill Bottle & Recycling. Betb Electrical & Sornsung Eiectrlcs,
Caravan & Boat Centre. Silver City Drillers, Junction Hotel. Nlcholis & Son Printers. Earmoid Aust. The Gun Rack Enfield, Musicians Club.
Stewart Giilrnan Int. Outback Cellers. Radio Station 2BH. Red Robin Deli, Ausminco, Winchester Australia.lhree Bags Full.
McLauchian Motor & Engineering. Big W. Buttercup Bakeries. Compair Aust.
Please stay at one of these rnoteis: Silver Haven Motor Inn (080) 87 2218, Old Willyamo Motor inn (080)88 3355
or camp a t the club. Showers, hot water & powered sites available
Lunch &Tea ovoibble ol club house.Practice & Nominations taken Friday 131h M q from3pm.Night Shoot Saturday time permitfing(Cash Divide)
AIIvhiior~mod wslcome at the Muiiclonr Club. eioken Hill.Excellent horpitolily and targetsonuredat a l tmer
Preildent:Bruce Codt (Om) 87 7770
THE
Aptll 1994
Fw (urther Inlolmation and accomrnodcition enqulrler please contacf:
Treoruer: W ~ n Ce-g
Secretmy: EvonStephenan (080) 87 7628
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- A T T E N T I O N
STATE SKEET
CARNIVAL
30 APRlL & 1 MAY, 1994
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ALTERATION
The South East Gun Club
Event 3. 'The City of Mount Gambier'
Bob Schleter Memorial Gift will be shot on
Day 2, Sun 1 May.
Day 1, Sat 30 April
VENUE: SA Gun Club
Undo Road, Bollvar
SAT 30th APRIL
Event 1: 50T City of Adelaide Skeet
Doubles C'ship
9.M)am
$25.00
Overall Sash
Trophles 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 2: 50T Festival City Skeet C'ship $25.00
Overall Sash
Trophles 1st & 2nd AA A B C
SUN 1st MAY
Event 3:
9.00am
$35.00
1OOTSkeet C'ship
ALICeSPRINGS 12.2.94-Ck~&rnel191.25TSWET lstA.\Vrklviun24/25
2ndM. hlllrr*27/29.3rd R. Laker26tZY.5TEO R Iklkcr. B 'lbcker. P.OCnidy.
D. L h n s M. Nlhnd. T. B m m . S. Eva?r 515 25TllCP. 1st 0 . Calms 381402nd
A. ~ y a n % / 4 0 , 3 d ~Lakcr
.
32137.25T k:A: S. Evans 68175.2nd p.'oGrady
65/75: B: R. Cairns 59/75: C: R. Lakcr5Gl75.2nd A. Ryan 53/75.
AYERS ROCK 10-2-94 -Windyday. calm nlglltl51. ZSTSKEET: IstC.Havcr.
2 4 . 2 n d J . B e w 2 0 . 3 r d D . B r y a n t 19.25TDB: C.Haven24.D. Bryant22.J.
Bcasy 19. 25T NIGHT 0%:C. Haven 25. J. Bcasy 23. D. Bryant. D. William
20. 25TNlCHTPS: D.William 66, D. BryantG4, J. Beasy 53.
Overall Sash
Trophies 1st & 2nd AA A B C
Event 4: lnterstate Team Shoot
(SA members only)
State Postal Team -Events 2 & 3
State Shoulder to Shoulder -Events 2.3 & 4
Overall High Gun on Events 1. 2 & 3
Ladles, Juniors & Veterans reduced noms
lnterstate Challenge Trophy
SA vs VIC
Over the complete program
CARNIVAL SHOOT
2nd& 3rdAPRIL, 1994
SAT 3rd APRlL
Ev 1. 25 Target Skeet Handicap
Ev 2. 50 Target Skeet Club Championship
5 Target Double Barrel EO
EV 3.
Ev 4. 50 Target Point Score Club Championship
ZZ EVENTS
ON SAME PROGRAM
SAT 30th APRIL
AYERS ROCK GUN CLUB
1 1.30am
Event 1. 6 Bird Cash Event
Prizes 1 to T O
Event 2. 6 Bird Cash Event
Night Shoot
Ev 5. 10 Target Point Score €0
Ev 6. 50 Target STATE Night Polnt Score
SUN 4th APRlL
Prizes 1 to 10
SUN 1st MAY
Event 3. 20 Bird State ZZ C'ship
10.00am
Ev 7.
EV 8.
Ev 9.
10 Target Double Barrel Continental EO
50 Target STATE Continental Polnt Score
50 Target Double Barrel Club Champronshlp
Sash Overall
Prizes 1 to 10
SACTA ?resident:
Groharn Micheii (085) 31 139-1
Al~rIl1994
HIGH GUN OVER FULL PROGRAM
SACTA Secrelary:
Dino Oliviero (08) 353 5497
Preridenl:D Bryrnt
(089) 56 22&5
Aust~allanClay Target Sl~aoti~lg
News
Secretmy: C. Hovers
(089) 56 2026AH
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To:
AUSTRALIAN CLAY
TARGET ASSOCIATION
PO Box 557, Mt Waverley, Vic. 3149
Please note my Change of Address
Tasmanian Gun Club
NAME:
FROM:
Event 3.
Tas Gun Club Double Barrel C'ship - 50T
AA.A.B.C.&BestFIM(W.R.B.)
Event 4.
Sashes &Trophies
50 MixedTargets AA.A.0.C.
25 PIS & 25 S/B
PICODE:
TO:
PICODE:
TAS MASTERS GAMES
MEMBERSHIP NO.:
Saturday 16th April -9.00am
at Devonport Clay Target Club
This event is a pre nominated event. Late entries and
birdsonly shooters will not be accepted.
St. Helens Gun Club
Event I. SOT Skeet A.B.C.
Event 2. 50T Double Barrel A.B.C.
Event 3.
25T Continental Double Barrel A.B.C.
I.S.U. Sub Committee
HUHNIE 8.2-94
~ v c r c u&
~ tw ~ r o u1221 IU1' ffi. A ti. Rl;$.ikctr 26/31: n.
11. W#li#
8rns 29/30; C S. Wi11088 21/30 100TCUMhIONWUAl.TII UN.LTIUIF
CSIIII'.
on R. r:ltncr ! ~ s / l o oA c n l ; , ~ k ~ tst s ~ i o o , I< K , . , C A a l / l o i ~ .
C: S. Wilson 641100
o.
Event 1,
IOOTTrench A.B.C.
at Hobart Gun Club
DEVONPORT 19-2-91-Pine & mlld (31). 50TSKEET:A:S. Browning611G2:
8: L. Viney 48/50: C: M. Peppcr 46/50. 25T CONT DB; A: S. Yates 42/42:
8: J. Veal 24/25: C: S. Wllsan 23/25. 50T PS:AA: S. Yates 1791186; A: R.
Mason 176/186; B: J. Miatt 1421150: C: S. Wilson 1361150. 10T DB
NOVICE T Wercombe 10/10.
Hobart Gun Club
Event 1.
Event 2.
Event 3.
A: J. Bri&
- i6/26:
TCTA 2m30-1-94
B: B. Kelly 24/26: C
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Event 4.
C. Amol 19/i6
Pine & sunny (1091. STATE DR CSHIP: OA: G. Blaskctt
hR/SO. AA: D.Jordm
Barr45150:
B: R. W.ad 43/50: C: D. Wccks
- - 46/50: A: D.
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37/50 l ~ d r e s :N M<Ca.lu#n45/50 .Irlr: L Cllu,lf 43/50: vet. K I h r r o t ~ l l s
:%!)I50 S A T E DR C'SIIIP OA: a. llcs 443/41:1 M L Clln~s4121.113 ,\. T
W$II-.74/76: 0. K Avlcrl 50150: C. 0 . Dun" 50150: I.ldlcs N hl~C.itll#lllt
vet: R. Mason 48/50. STATE HCP: 1st P. Turncr
50/50: ~ n iL.: Chant
46/48,2nd s. Glovcr47/48,3rd P.Crierson 46/47. STATE ffi CBIIIP: 0A: C.
Biaskett 282/282: M: A. Kenny 281/282: A: D. B w r 1461150: B: R. Ward
174/180: C: D. Weeks 1411150: Ladles: D. Hill 141/150: Jnr: L. Chant
148/150: VeL: K. lamombe 1401153. STATE SB CSHIP: OA: L. Cllant 60/50:
M:S.Bmuming84/85,A:B.Bcnnctt49/50:B:O. Galloway46150:C: D. Weeks
42/50: Ladies: N. McCallum48/50: Jnr: R.Mmtt46/5O;Vel: K.AyIelt44/50.
DON TAYLOR MEW INTERCLUB SHOOT: Hobart 971100
J. Crierson. S.
Glover. G. Tnrrant, A. Kcnny. S. Browning. LADIES STATE TRAP TEAM: N.
McCallum. D. Cmves. C.hnol.S.Yates. E. Bennett, A. Blaskctt- LadiesTehm
HC: D. Groves 74/75. JUNIORSTATETRAPTEAM: 0. Freeman. R. Blusketl.
R. Trimlt, A. Blaskctt. A. Evans. D. Glover -Junior Tear? HC: 0. Freelnao
75/75. STATE OPEN TRAP TEAM: C. Blaskett. S. Browning. S. Yaies. J.
Murplxy. P.Turner. A. Kenny.C. Davey.S. Marshall. P. C u r a n . M. Bur1ing.J.
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s .h o t . D. B-opencam HC: M. ~ u ~ i i n g
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3161325; Vct: K. Lareombe 287/325. KAYE WOODS P E W TROPHY 1993: C .
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25T Double Barrel AA.A.0.C.
25T Cont Dauble Barrel AA.A.0.C.
25T Skeet A.B.C.
26T Skeet Doubles A.B.C.
T.C.
T.C.
$5.00
$5.00
T.C. $5.00
T.C. $5.00
PC. $3.00
P.C. $3.00
P.C. $3.00
P.C. $3.00
Oplional Graobd Pune an Events 1 8 2$5.W 1AA.A.B.C.)
Optional Graded Purseon Events 3 a 4 $5.00(A.B.C,)
Dead Eye DickCompelilwnaiconclusmnoishool
Rosebery Clay Target Club
Bothwell Gun Club
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Auswalian
State Day Cont Single Barrel
Targel
Tas Masters Games-Clay
State Night Single Barrel
State Night Cont Double Barrel
State Night Points Score
State Night Champ a1 Champs
State Night Skeet
Clay Ta-get SlmaUng News
Bothwell GC
3rd April 1994
16th April 1994 Devonporl CTC
Cressy GC
7th May 1994
Cressy GC
7th May 1994
14th May 1994
Hobart GC
14th May 1994
Hobart GC
2 1 ~ May
1
1994
Burnte GC
Proven winners in National, World
and Olympic events, Beretta's unequalled advantages can work for you.
Features indude:* Low rofile action for unsurpassed
poinQ~iliv
I
The key feature of this exciting new
model is the trigger plate lock assembly.
Field removeable in one, split second
motion for uidr inspection, cleaning
or in the &lv
necwitv. immediate
replacement wth the spa& mechanism
sup hcd with the gun The m er
loci usembly is a h m g examp e of
Beretta's design and e n r n n g
excellence - and h s h e d e a fine
*
chromkk, molybdenum steel,
totallv sealed to orevent dirt or
resid;e from enteAg action.
Barrels are
. . cold hammered
from
.. .
pre-bored bars of hl est quality
alloyed steel for perf@
ect patterns,
great strength and durability.
P
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.
Box lock action with dual self
adjusting conical l o c h lugs
Ventdated side ribs Sliding
trigger adjustable for precise
length of pull Tra models
offered with high an low nb,
regular or Monte Carlo stocks,
fixed or mobil choke, nght or
left hand.
g
Tapered cross bolt breech locking.
"Belled" breeches ele ant1 married
to side m o u h g s andLBstippled,
n o ~ g b r ereceiver top
Specially selected barrels for perfect
V-sha ed mainsprings.
patterns.
q t n i n g fast l o 2 times.
Available with traditional steel
colow receiver (white) or blued
receiver (blacq with Lght hand
engraving and gold inlay.
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The ultimate competition gun in
the classic tradition True sidelock with cross bolt breech
lockmg. Beautiful light scroll
hand engraving. Presentation
grade walnut, hand rubbed with
fme line checkering.
2
Every Target Load
vou'll Ever Need.
m
AA
AA
Velocity
1250
1300
Shot
Weight
28
Gram
28
Gram
Shot
Size
*7,
*7%
*7,
*7%
Wad
Type
AA
28
Base
CUP
All
Brass
Low
Brasr
Plate1
High
Colour
Black
Blach
Ideal
Use
n r ~I
D.T.L.
H/C~P,
D.T.L.
a
"f
I
Brass
Platec
High
I
All
Prase
Low
I
Brass
olated
High
D.T.L.
* Ultrahard Shot, 6% high antimony loads produce improvedpattem density and more even pellet distribution
for unsurpassed target smashing pedomance especially at longer range
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