2023 Results

We held a Rimfire Silhouette event held on 12th March 2023. We had a turnout of 7 shooters, including two new shooters, Regan and Alice Parle, and one returning shooter after a break, Chris Murray. It was great to see all of you come together and enjoy a fantastic day out on the range.

The weather was perfect for shooting, with a beautiful day and a light breeze providing optimal shooting conditions. The competition was intense, with some very close scoring at the top. We are excited to announce that the top spot was a tie between Rob Baird and Scott McKee, both of whom managed to knock down 18 targets! Congratulations to both of you. Ed Petryk also put in a great performance and secured the third spot with 15 targets.

We hope everyone had an amazing time and enjoyed themselves as much as we did. We can't wait to see all of you again at our next event. Thanks again for joining us, and congratulations to all of the participants for a great competition! Download the Scoresheet.

In the Rimfire Field Rifle event on 12th March 2023. We had a total of 8 shooters, including two new shooters Regan and Alice Parle, and one returning shooter Chris Murray after a long absence. It was fantastic to see everyone come together and enjoy the day out on the range.

The weather was perfect, with a beautiful day and a light breeze to make for optimal shooting conditions. The event was conducted in a very welcoming and friendly environment with some great shooting. Rob Baird emerged as the winner of the event with an impressive score of 367.3, closely followed by Rob Dowton with 348.2, and Ed Petryk with 339.5, rounding out the top three. Download the Scoresheet.

We hope that everyone had an amazing time and enjoyed themselves. Big congratulations to all participants, and especially to our top three winners. We look forward to seeing everyone at our next event and can't wait to see the friendly competition continue!

Our next event, to be held Sunday 19 March is a Centrefire 100y group. This is an opportunity to showcase your centrefire benchrest skills and see if your load development is paying off. We look forward to seeing you there!

Results for Sunday 5th March

Military Service Rifle

Hey there, hope you're doing well! We just had another exciting Military Service Rifle competition held on 5th March 2023, and it was a blast! We had 8 shooters participating, including two new faces - Rodney and Reece Bredin. It was great to have them join us, and we hope they had a good time.

Despite the gusty north easterly wind, everyone enjoyed themselves and put up a great performance. The scoring was close at the top, and it kept everyone on their toes until the end. Congratulations to our winner, Rob Baird, who scored an impressive 193.2, closely followed by Scott McKee with 191.4 and David Wade with 191.2. Well done, guys! We hope to see even more participants at our next competition. Keep an eye out for the next one on Sunday 7 May at 10:00 am and come join us for a great day of shooting! Download the Scoresheet.

Next Saturday 11 March is a lever action competition (both centrefire and rimfire are welcome) starting at 1:30 pm and on Sunday 12 March we have rimfire field and silhouette commending at 10:00 am. So a packed weekend of off-hand shooting for those wanting a change from benchrest. We look forward to seeing you there.

Results for Sunday 26th February

Rimfire Group 50y

Hey folks, we've got some exciting news to share from the 50 Yard Rimfire Group Shoot held on 26 February 2023. This was the first group shoot for the year, and we had 19 competitors in attendance. It was a beautiful day with light winds, and everyone had a great time.

The competition was really close, and everyone put up a good fight. As per the Benchrest rule 14.1.2, 50 yard group sizes are converted to Minute of Angle (MOA). In the factory class, Peter Jope took home the first prize with a group aggregate of 0.8552 MOA, followed closely by John Butts with 0.8656 MOA and Ed Petryk with 0.8764 MOA. In the target class, Scott McKee emerged victorious with a group aggregate of 0.5984 MOA, followed by Michael Brazier with 0.6952 MOA and Dennis Hopper with 0.7148 MOA. Dennis also took out smallest group of the day with a 0.175 inches (4.445mm)

Overall, it was a very enjoyable day for all, and we can't wait for the next competitions at the Wagga SSAA range. If you're interested, we have a Shotgun competition coming up on Saturday 4 March at 1:00 p.m. and Military Service Rifle on Sunday 5 March at 10:00 a.m. Don't miss out on the fun, and we hope to see you there! Download the Scoresheet.

Results for Sunday 19th February

Centrefire Score 100y

On a beautiful day with light winds and plenty of sunshine, 7 shooters participated in a shooting event. Four in the factory class and three shooters in the target class. The possible score for the event was 250.25.

Barry Wild did very well with a borrowed a shooting rest for the event, while Greg Hannon used an unusual calibre .218 Mashburn Bee on a Martini Cadet action. It was Arthur Wooley's first time participating in the shoot.

In the Factory class, Craige McKee emerged as the winner with a score of 245.07, while Greg Hannon secured the second position with a score of 232.03. Arthur Wooley claimed the third position with 224.01. In the Target class, Scott McKee won the event with a score of 250.11, followed by Harvey Robards in second place with 248.07, and Barry Wild in third place with 246.09. Overall, the event and comradery was enjoyed by the competitors.

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The next event on 26 February 2023 is a benchrest rimfire group competition to be shot at 50 yards. This is an opportunity for competitors to show off their target shooting skills by trying to shoot the smallest 5-shot groups possible. If you haven’t shot for a while it’s a great way to ease back into it and catch up with the friendly bunch of shooters. It promises an exciting competition and look forward to seeing you there.

Results for Sunday 12th February

Centrefire Field Rifle

The SSAA Big Springs range held its first Field Rifle shooting event of the year on 12 February 2023. The weather conditions were ideal, with a fine and sunny day and light winds, providing a perfect atmosphere for the competition. A total of 16 shooters participated in the event, using a range of rifles from 223's to 308's and even a Lee Enfield Mk IV .303. The competition consisted of four targets at distances from 25 yards to 200 metres, which tested the skills of the shooters in a mixture of rapid fire, slow fire, off hand, and supported positions.

Despite the challenges of off-hand shooting, the event was enjoyed by all participants, with the competition proving to be a test of skill, precision and concentration. After a close and intense competition, Rob Dowton emerged as the winner of the day with a score of 354.1, followed by Brett Tenison in second place with a score of 351.2, and Rob Baird in third place with 341.1. This event provides a great opportunity to develop shooting skills and the camaraderie that can be built through competitions is welcomed. The SSAA Big Springs range is already looking forward to the next Field Rifle event, and the opportunity to bring shooters together once again. Download the Scoresheet.

Lever Action

The first Lever Action shoot for the 2023 year immediately followed the Field Rifle shoot. The weather was ideal for shooting, with clear skies and light winds providing perfect conditions for the 12 shooters who participated. The competitors used a range of rifles from 22’s through to a .44 Magnum with .357’s proving a popular choice. They shot a total of 5 targets at distances ranging from 25 to 100 yards. The event consisted of a mixture of rapid fire, slow fire, off-hand, and supported shooting styles.

All the participants seemed to enjoy the event, and the scores were impressive. Arwon Casley-Porter, in particular, shone with her first off-hand win and an outstanding score of 391.02. Alan Gamble came in second with a score of 367, and Brett Regan and Scott McKee tied for third place with a score of 344.1. The competition was close and all the participants demonstrated great shooting skills, making it a memorable event for all who attended.

The next event to be held on 19 February is a benchrest centrefire score shoot at 100 yards. This is an opportunity for competitors to show off their target shooting skills off a bench while trying to hit that illusive dot. It promises an exciting competition and look forward to seeing you there.

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Results for the 5th February

Greetings from the first Service Rifle competition held on 5th February 2023! It was a fine, mild and sunny day with very little breeze, perfect conditions for our seven shooters to showcase their skills.

We were excited to welcome two ‘new’ shooters, Greg returning after a break and Graham for his first Military competition, along with five of our regulars. Competitors used a variety of rifles, including M38 Husqvarna’s chambered in 6.5x55 mm, Mark III .303’s, a 1903 A3 Springfield chambered in 30-06, and a Mosin Nagant 7.62 x 54R.

The shooters started with the first targets set up at 50 yards, and David called "Shooters to the bench, please." After the first five shots, the targets were collected and scored, revealing early leaders Brett and Scott, both scoring 50.1, closely followed by David on 50.

Next, we moved on to the second target, 10 shots at 100 yards and a possible score of 100.5. Seems the target crew were a little rusty after the festive break, forgetting to move frames from 50 to 100 yards, but a quick range closure had the situation remedied. At 100 yards, the groups began to open up, making it more difficult to score well. However, Greg and Scott both managed a score of 99.3. Although not admitting it, David may have felt the pressure and was unable to keep pace, falling away with his 96.0.

The third and final target was moved out to 200 yards, (a challenging distance without the aid of a scope) for another 5 shots and a possible 50.5 points on offer. Scott managed to score 42, followed by David with 36 and Greg with 35.

The final results were: 1st place – Scott McKee 191.4 2nd place - Greg Hannon 182.5 3rd place - David Wade 182.0

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Congratulations to all of our competitors! It was a great competition and we look forward to the next Military shoot on Sunday 5 March.

Next Sunday, 12/2/23 we are holding the first two field rifle competitions of the year with Centrefire followed by lever action. We encourage you to come along and have a shot or if you are new to shooting/competition and not sure what’s involved, come along for a look and chat to find out more. Competition starts at 10:00 am.

We hope to see you all there!

Results for Sunday 19^th March

The 100y Centrefire Group held on March 19, 2023, was a great success with 8 shooters participating. Everyone enjoyed a nice day with a light but variable breeze making it tricky for the shooters.

The competition was close at the top, with some impressive scores. Craige McKee took first place in the factory class, with an average group size of 0.6192 inches. In second place was John Butts (trying out a new rifle) with an average group size of 2.1222 inches. In the target class, Scott McKee came in first place with an average group size of 0.3614 inches, followed by Jeff Robards with 0.4062 inches. In third place was John Butts with 0.4092 inches.

Overall, it was a great day for the 100y Centrefire Group, and we look forward to more events like this in the future. If you're interested in getting involved, we encourage you to come along and join in the fun! Download the Scoresheet.

Our next event is on Sunday 26 March, a 50 yard rimfire score shoot. We look forward to seeing you there.

Results for Sunday 26^th March

50y rimfire score

Hello everyone, we're excited to share a quick recap of the 50 yard rimfire score event held on March 26th at the Wagga club. We had a great turnout with 17 shooters participating, including 10 in the factory class and 7 in the target class. Although the wind was light it was variable enough to keep shooters on their toes if they were to score well. Everyone enjoyed themselves and the great atmosphere.

The scores were very close at the top, which made the event even more thrilling. The best possible score was 250.25, and we were impressed to see some fantastic scores achieved by our shooters. In the factory class, Jeff Robards secured the first position with a score of 249.05, followed closely by Justin Everett on 248.07 and Peter Jope on 247.04. In the target class, Harvey Robards took the top spot with an impressive score of 250.16, closely followed by Scott McKee on 250.15 and Barry Wild on 250.10. Download the Scoresheet.

Looking ahead, this weekend, the Wagga club is hosting a major Fly Shooting event, consisting of 500 metre centrefire on Saturday and 200 yard rimfire on Sunday. It's sure to be an exciting event, and we hope to see you all there.

In addition, we have some more fantastic events lined up, including a shotgun event on Saturday 15 April and Centrefire 200 yard score on Sunday 16 April.

We'd like to thank all our members and friends for their continued support, and we're looking forward to seeing you all at our upcoming events. Wishing you all the best!

Results for Sunday 16^th April

Hello everyone,

We hope you're all doing well. We're here to give you a quick rundown of the 200yard Centrefire Score event that took place on April 16th. Despite gusty winds and rain showers making scoring difficult, all seven shooters had a great time. It was especially nice to see Barry Tucker make the trip to shoot with us.

The top scores were closely contested, and the best possible score was 250.25. In the factory class, Justin Everett emerged victorious with a score of 230.02. In the target class, Scott McKee secured the top spot with an impressive score of 245.06, followed closely by Tony Gestier on 243.05 and Barry Wild on 243.02. Download the Scoresheet.

We're grateful to all the participants for making the event a success despite the challenging weather conditions. It's always inspiring to see such enthusiasm for our sport.

Looking ahead, we have two exciting events lined up. This Sunday, on April 23rd, we're hosting a 100 yard Rimfire Group competition, and on Sunday, April 30th, we have our annual Laurie Andrews .303 shoot. We hope to see you all there, and we're looking forward to another great day of shooting.

Thank you all for your continued support, and we wish you all the best for your upcoming events!

Results for Sunday 23^rd April

100y Rimfire Group

Hello everyone!.15 competitors took part in the competition, including a visitor, Evan Speirs who travelled a couple of hours to take part. It was a beautiful day and although the winds were light, there was enough breeze to catch out competitors and enlarge their groups. Nevertheless, everyone had a great time, and it was a very close competition.

In the Factory class, Luke May emerged as the winner with an impressive aggregate of 0.9904” and the smallest group in Factory class of 0.555”. In second place was Peter Jope with 1.1326” and Jeff Robards with 1.5008”. In the target class, Scott McKee took out first place with an aggregate of 0.7688”, just 12 ten thousandths of an inch in front of Harvey Robards with 0.7700” and John Butts with 0.8842”. Gavin Power shot the group of the day with a very impressive 0.296”. Download the Scoresheet.

It was a very enjoyable day for everyone, and we're looking forward to the next competitions at the Wagga SSAA range. On Sunday 30 April, we have the annual Laurie Andrews .303 shoot, followed by a Shotgun competition on Saturday 6 May at 1:00 p.m. and Military Service Rifle on Sunday 7 May at 10:00 a.m. So, mark your calendars and join us for the enjoyable action.

Don't forget, these competitions are open to all skill levels. We welcome newcomers and those who haven’t shot for a while. It's a great opportunity to learn new skills, meet new people and enjoy a few hours shooting the breeze and some targets. We hope to see you all there!

Results for Sunday 7^th May

5 competitors took part in the Military Service rifle competition and even though the conditions were cold and breezy, we had a great time. We had three 303's and two 6.5x55 Mausers being used, making for an exciting match with a score out of a possible 200.20.

Congratulations to our winner, Scott McKee, who secured first place with an impressive score of 192.05, followed closely by Tony Gestier with 186.02, and a tie for third place between Brett Regan and David Wade with a score of 175.0. Everyone did an outstanding job, and it was great to see such a close competition. Download the Scoresheet.

We're excited to announce that our next event will be a 200yard centrefire group on Sunday 21 May, and we would like to invite everyone to join us for a great shooting event. It's an excellent opportunity to showcase your skills and meet other shooting enthusiasts, so make sure to mark your calendar and join us for a fun-filled day.

Lastly, we would like to remind you that the range is closed on Sunday, 14th May for Mother's Day. We hope to see you at our next event!

Results for Sunday 21^st May

14 dedicated competitors braved the chilly weather and swirling winds to compete in our 200y Centrefire Group shoot.

The challenging conditions presented an extra layer of difficulty, making it very difficult to achieve small groups. Nevertheless, our participants displayed unwavering determination throughout the competition. In the factory class, Craige McKee secured the top spot with an adjusted aggregate of 0.5547" followed by Jeramie Lovett in second place with an aggregate of 1.4385".

In the target class, Paul Deehan shot very consistently and claimed victory with an adjusted aggregate of 0.3818". Ken Melgaard secured second place with 0.4587", while Harvey Robards earned the third spot with 0.4663".

Looking ahead, we are excited to announce our upcoming Rimfire Score event on Sunday 28 May. This competition will feature three targets at 50 yards and two targets at 100 yards. It presents a great opportunity to put your skills to the test in a friendly and supportive environment.

We invite all members to participate and join us in fostering a community of shooters who are passionate about honing their skills and enjoying the sport. Stay tuned for more updates and details about future events. Download the Scoresheet.

Results for Sunday 28^th May

50-100y Rimfire Score

Hope you are all well. We'd like to share the exciting results from the recent 50 and 100 yard rimfire competition held on May 28th, 2023. With 16 enthusiastic competitors in attendance, including six in the factory class and ten in the target class, it was a fantastic turnout. Despite the cold and overcast weather, with only very light winds, the spirit of camaraderie prevailed, with many of the shooters finding comfort in crowding around the heater between details.

The competition was incredibly close, making for an intense and thrilling event. In factory class, Luke May emerged as the winner with an impressive score of 247.11. Justin Everett secured the second spot with a score of 245.05, closely followed by Lindsay McInnes in third place with a score of 242.07. In the target class, the competition was just as fierce, with Tony Gestier taking the top spot, on a countback, with a score of 250.09. Scott McKee claimed the second position, also with a score of 250.09, and Barry Wild came in third with a score of 249.06. Download the Scoresheet.

We congratulate all the participants for their outstanding sportsmanship and dedication to the shooting community.

Looking ahead, we have some exciting events lined up for you. On Saturday, June 3rd, we have a shotgun event that promises a great time for all shotgun enthusiasts. It’s shot from five stands at a large variety of clay targets – plenty to test all skill levels. And on Sunday, June 4th, we're hosting the last Military Service Rifle event for 2023 before we commence the Military Range Rifle series. We would absolutely love to see you all there testing your open sight ability, ready for some enjoyable shooting and friendly competition.

Results for Sunday 4^th June

Military Service Rifle

Hey there, shooting enthusiasts!

We had a fantastic Military Shoot on Sunday, despite the cool weather and moderate breeze. There were seven talented competitors who showcased their skills and made it a thrilling event. We had a score out of a possible 200.20, and the results were very impressive!

Congratulations to Scott McKee, who secured the top spot with a score of 195.06. Rob Baird wasn't far behind, securing second place with a score of 193.02. Tony Gestier also delivered an outstanding performance, clinching third place with a score of 185.1. Well done to all our winners! We were thrilled to welcome a new shooter, Robert Golgini, all the way from Tumut. It's always exciting to see fresh faces joining our community and contributing to the camaraderie of the sport. We hope you had a fantastic experience, Robert! Download the Scoresheet.

Thank you to everyone who participated and made the day so enjoyable. Your enthusiasm and sportsmanship truly make these events special.

Please note that the range will be closed on June 10 and 11 for the long weekend, giving everyone a chance to relax and recharge. But don't worry, mark your calendars because our next event is just around the corner! On Sunday 18 June get ready for a thrilling 100 and 200yard centrefire score challenge. All shooters, experienced or new, are warmly welcome to join us.

Let's keep the spirit of friendly competition alive and continue to create unforgettable shooting experiences together. See you at the next event!

Results for Sunday 18^th June

100 and 200yard Centrefire Score

Despite the cold and rainy weather, we had a great turnout with 11 competitors, all participating in the Target class. The event was marked by moderate winds and intermittent showers throughout the day, prompting many to gather around the heater between shooting details to keep warm.

Notably, this competition marked the first outing for Craige McKee's 6PPC, and we congratulate him on his successful debut. Additionally, it was heartening to witness three generations of the Walden family compete together, with Ross, Craig, and Holly participating in the event.

The scores were incredibly close, reflecting the skill and determination of our members. In the end, Craige McKee emerged as the winner, achieving an impressive score of 247.08. Tony Gestier secured a close second place with a score of 246.09, and Scott McKee claimed the third spot with 245.08.

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Looking ahead, we have some exciting events lined up for you. On Sunday, the 25th of June, we will be hosting the Rimfire 50y Group competition. Following that, we have the Shotgun event scheduled for the 1st of July, and on Sunday, the 2nd of July, we will be holding the first Military Range Rifle shoot of the year. We hope to see all of you there, ready for some fun shooting.

Results for Sunday 25^th June

50y Rimfire Group

We're excited to announce the results of the recent 50 Yard Rimfire Group Shot held on 25 June 2023. Despite the cold weather and variable wind conditions from behind the shooters, it was a fantastic day, and we had 15 competitors giving it their all. The competition was close, and everyone had a great time.

In the factory class, Jeff Robards emerged as the winner, showcasing impressive accuracy with an aggregate of 0.4394”. Right on his heels was Ross Walden, securing the second position with 0.4906”, followed by David Wade with 0.5250” in third place. It was an incredible display of skills and determination.

Moving on to the target class, Scott McKee claimed the top spot with an aggregate of 0.2958”. Tony Gestier showcased excellent marksmanship and secured the second position with 0.3080”, closely followed by Michael Brazier with 0.3568” in third place. Congratulations to all the winners for their exceptional performance. Download the Scoresheet.

We want to extend our gratitude to all the participants for making this event a memorable one. Your enthusiasm and sportsmanship are appreciated. We look forward to seeing you all at the next competition, where we anticipate another thrilling and enjoyable day of shooting.

Keep an eye out for the upcoming events in our club calendar. Stay tuned for more updates, and we hope to see you soon!

Results for Sunday 2^nd July

Military Range Rifle

On Sunday we had our first Military Range Rifle shoot for the year. The morning was cold and very foggy delaying the start by about 45 minutes. Once we got going the competition was very close so let's dive into the exciting details!

In this competition, we had seven skilled competitors taking on the challenge of open or peep sights. The format included 5 shots at 100 yards, 10 shots at 200 yards, and 5 shots at 300 meters. The scores were out of a possible 200.20, and the competition was tough!

After the first two details, things were quite even among the competitors. However, Brett Regan emerged as the champion with an outstanding performance, shooting a remarkable 40 out of 50 at 300 meters. This outstanding achievement secured Brett the well-deserved first place with a score of 178.03. Tony Gestier showcased his skills as well, taking second place with a commendable score of 169.01. Scott McKee secured third place with a score of 167.00. Congratulations to all our winners! Download the Scoresheet.

We're delighted to inform you about the upcoming events on our shooting calendar.

This Saturday, July 8, we have the thrilling Lever Action shoot starting at 10:00 am.
On Sunday, July 9, get ready for the Rimfire field and silhouette shoot, commencing at 10:00 am.
Additionally, mark your calendars for the Shotgun Special on July 15, starting at 1:00 pm
And Centrefire 100-yard group shoot on July 16, with a 10:00 am start.

Remember, these events are open to all members and visitors, and we're excited to see each and every one of you there. Let's continue to uphold the spirit of camaraderie, sportsmanship, and shared passion for shooting.

Thank you for your participation, and we hope to see you at the upcoming events!

Results for Sunday 9^th July

Rimfire Field Rifle & Metallic Silhouette

We had a total of 9 shooters contesting the Field Rifle including first timer, Peter Jope. It was fantastic to see everyone come together and enjoy the day out on the range.

The weather was cold and a bit windy. The event was conducted in a very welcoming and friendly environment with some great shooting. Rob Baird emerged as the winner of the event with an impressive score of 372.6, closely followed by Ed Petryk with 357.5, and Brent McKee rounding out the top three places with 357.4.

We hope everyone had an amazing time and enjoyed themselves. Congratulations to all participants, and especially to our top three winners. We look forward to seeing everyone at our next event and can't wait to see the friendly competition continue! Download the Scoresheet.

We had a turnout of 9 shooters, including first time field rifle entrant, Peter Jope. It was great to see all of you come together and enjoy a fantastic day out on the range.

The weather was cold and a bit breezy making for trying conditions. The competition was intense, with some very close scoring at the top. We are excited to announce that the top spot was taken by Rob Baird with 19, second place went to Dave Wade with 18 and third was Ed Petryk with 17.

Our next event, to be held Sunday 16 July is a Centrefire 100y group. This is an opportunity to showcase your centrefire benchrest skills and see if your load development is paying off. We look forward to seeing you there!

Results for Sunday 16^th July

Centrefire 100y Group

10 shooters participated in today’s competition. Everyone enjoyed the beautiful winter day with a very light breeze making for ideal conditions.

It was great to see Don Ewin back on the firing line after quite a break.

The competition was close at the top, with some impressive scores. Clayton Hogno took first place in the factory class, with an average group size of 1.1008. In the target class, Craige McKee came in first place shooting his new 6PPC with an average group size of 0.3056 inches, followed by Tony Gestier with 0.3950 inches. In third place was John Butts with 0.4250 inches. Download the Scoresheet.

Our next event is on Sunday 23 July, a 50 yard rimfire score shoot. We look forward to seeing you there.

Results for Sunday 23^rd July

50y Rimfire Score

We had a great turnout with 13 shooters participating in today’s competition, 6 in the factory class and 7 in the target class. Although the wind was light it was variable enough to test the shooters and catch those not paying attention. Everyone enjoyed themselves and the great atmosphere.

A special welcome to three new-to-our-competition shooters, Adam Lowrie, Kiera Morgan and Samuel Miller.

In the factory class, Jeff Robards secured the first position with a score of 249.09 with his ever-reliable Tikka, followed by Justin Everett, (after a slow start) on 246.09 and Adam Lowrie coming in third with 244.05 for his first time out – great effort. In the target class, Tony Gestier took home the gold with an impressive score of 250.15, closely followed by Harvey Robards on 250.06 and third was Scott McKee on 249.09. Download the Scoresheet.

Looking ahead to 29 and 30 July, being the 5^th weekend of the month there are no shooting competitions. The following weekend, 5 and 6 August, sees the Wagga club hosting our monthly shotgun shoot on Saturday with a 1:00 pm start and on Sunday there is a Military shoot on the benchrest range with a 10:00 am start.

In addition to this we have our Blue Heeler Classic major fly shoot coming up on 19 and 20 August. If you are not already committed to helping run the event but would like to volunteer some of your time, we would love to hear from you – just contact a committee member to be involved.

We'd like to thank all our members and friends for their continued support, and we're looking forward to seeing you all at our upcoming events. Wishing you all the best!