1993 MACKINTOSH OPEN TEAM - Australian Clay Target Association

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1993 MACKINTOSH OPEN TEAM 

ADELAIDE, SOUTH AUSTRALIA 

JUNE 1593

MI ROW 

lr Long choke tubes for undis- 

torted patterns. Somethirzg very A 

special for Model 10 only. 

2 

"OverBored" for better bal- 

listics and less perceived 

recoil. P 

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Choice of 28 ', 30" 

and 32" barrels. 

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Ventilated barrels for 

fast handlirzg and 

balarzce. 

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Tapered 13mtn by IOrnm 

raisedfloating rib for instinc- 

tive target alignment. 

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rect for your hund orzly - mini- 

misesflinching, improves timing. 

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Palm swell for greater 

gun control. 

8 

Three Grades - I, V ana 

Presentation in Trap, 

Skeet and Sporting 

models. 

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Portzng for bar- 

rel stabilzty and 

much better 

second shot 

Non Ported models 

available on request. 

THE MIROKU I0 ADVANTAGE 1 

The desire for perfect scores by clay target 

shooters has led to two great features - 

Barrel porting and Overboring. 

Porting - the upward flip after firing is 

significantly lessened by the positioning of 

ports (holes) in the barrel which release 

excess gases upwards to drive the barrel 

downwards correcting the flip. I 

Over Boring -the enlargement of the whole 

barrel has been shown to reduce recoil and 

improve patterns as the shot and wad are not 

crushed when in the barrel. One ounce loads 

particularly have shown improved patterns 

in overbored guns. 

These great features make the Miroku 

Model 10 an outstanding gun that will put 

you on target and on the winner's dias. 

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CONTENTS 

National President's Notes .............. 3 

1993 National Trap Championships ........ 4 

Maryborough Tid Bits, Qld .............. 13 

The Twenty Sixth Melbourne Gun Show 13 

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Winchester 28 Gram Loads 14 

Esperance Bay Gun Club 16 

Coaching in the North East Zone ......... 16 

Victoria Police State Trap Championships . . 17 

Mildura Gun Club Easter Shoot .......... 18 

Grand Prix Series Results ............... 19 

Atherton Tableland Gun Club ............ 19 

Shooters Profile ...................... 20 

Mount Isa Gun Club ................... 21 

I Cunningham 'Top Guns' the Top End ...... 21 

From the National Director of Coaching .... 22 

Waratah State Notes ................ 23 

Coaching Council ..................... 23 

Northern Zone QCTA Trap Carnival ...... 24 

Australian Veteran Games .......... 25 

Gun Club Snaps ............... . . 26 

Break Badges ........................ 26 

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Vale 26 

Club News. Programs and Results 

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NATIONAL 

PRESIDENT'S 

NOTES 

Automatic Ball Trap 

The administiation of ABT in Great Britain has been handed to 

the respective B~itish Clay Target Associations i.e. the English, 

Welsh. Irish and Scottish Associations. to administer in dace of 

their International Board. 

The ACTA has also made a request that they administer ABT in 

Australia. This in effect would allow shooters to use 28gr loads 

etc. in ABT competition. 

Full Executive Meeting 

The meeting of tile ACTA Executive will take place in Melbourne 

in the first week of June. If you have any issues you would like 

~aised at this meeting, please contact your state delegates. 

A full report of the meeting will be in tile July issue ofthe CTSN. 

ISU Nationals - Darwin 

A successful Olympic Discipline Nationals took place at the 

Darwin Gun Club. The Committee and Officials ofthe club are 

to be congratulated on the presentation of their grounds. and in 

the smooth running of the event. All who participated enjoyed 

the atmosphere and competition. 

Articles for CTSN 

We would appreciate articles for inclusion in the CTSN. These 

can be on any subject of interest to the readers, and not 

necessarily relative to shooting only e.g. letters to the editor etc. 

are always appreciated. 

The content of the CTSN is often subject to criticism, but it is up 

to you to help us improve. 

Glenn G. Woodhatch 

Australian Clay Target Association 

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1993 NA'I'IONAL TRAP 

CHAMPIONSHIPS 

The State Shooting Park at Virginia. SA, home of International 

Gun Club, was a picture. The weather, although windy, was 

generally kind, and the atmosphere was a happy one eight 

through the NaUonals. These were the rust Trao Nationals in SA 

sincey983, when the Championships were con'ducted at the SA 

Gun Club, a little closer to town at Bolivar. 

Saturday, March 27 

In a departure from the usual programming, the State Open 

Shoulder to Shoulder Teams Match was shot prior to the 

orficiai opening of the Championships. This was a good move 

in that the dignitary opening the Champianships was able to 

present the badges and ACTA Cup to the winning team, and 

more people were in attendance for the official opening to add 

extra coiaur to the proceedings. 

All states fielded stmng teams for the Shoulder to Shoulder 

Match, with the NorUlem Territory pmving too strong and 

notching up back-to-backvictories with 124/125 from Tas 123. 

Qid 123. NSW 122. WA 122. Vic 121 and SA 120. 

Greg Chan had great pleasure in accepting the Cup on behalf 

of fellow team members: Peter Hoare. Tany Brown. Brett Hail 

and Phil Grove 

A ncw Perpetual l'roplry lot. LJIL. llest prcsentcd Itam. dunared Ily 

[he Sonttll Ausrwlt:rn Clay l'arget Assuciatlon, was wurl by Ncw 

Suurir Wales Opunl'eam. Sollrh Ausr!ollan \Volnr~~'s'i'eam and 

Northern Territory Junior Team. All teams werevery weil turned 

out and a credit to their states. 

The Hon Greg Crafter, SA Minister of Recreation and Sport. 

officially opened the Nationals in avely colourful ceremony. All 

State Teams marched in to the swirl of the pipes, taking up 

their places under respective state flags. The Minister 

presented badges and the ACTA Cup to the victorious team 

from NTand fired the fil.st shot, assisted by S.4 State Coaching 

Director. John Ellis. 

SLnLe Tms march bplaces for Open@ Ceremony. 

GRAND AUSTRALIAN HANDICAP - 50T 

A ncld of 379 was squadded tor the Handicap, weil down 011 

Wagga last year. but significantly ahead of Adelaide in 1983. 

Mark Wamock f~wm Rockhampton got the event undetway in 

windy but fine conditions. At tile end of the fifty, seven possibles 

shot off for the Royal Blue Sash. Gordon Hall PelpetualTrophy 

and Silver Australia Badee. Thev were Anthonv Kowald, a iunior 

frrlrrl Karannl!~g. \VA: George icclial. Gold ~oist & ~ lbei Qld: 

Klrrl Nealon. MaJura Park. NSW; Robert Vir~ey. Greiur~g. Viu: 

fo~.mrr w~nncrofrl~eHandicap. 'Burron' Powell. Hcrniidale. NSW: 

Russell Mark. Geelong. Vic: and Bob Blown, New Zealand. 

Button Powell was first to leave, missing his first target in the 

shoat-oft George Sckaf and Robert Viney missed their 54th. Bob 

Brown his 56th -so we had the placegetters still going. Rr~tl~ony 

Kowald, the junior f ~ 13 m metles: Iiim Neaion from 19 nletrrs 

and Russell Mark fmm 22. Kim missed his 59th target -on went 

the junior and the Olympian. l71e 74ti1 target got away irom 

Anthony. Russell shot his and it was over. Russcll rrrnarked at 

the presentations that Anthony was shooting so well that the 

only way he would lose was by getting tircd walking from 13 to 

22 metres and back again after each target. 

A lkst for the Trap Nationals was the appearance of a team from 

the Australian Sports Drug Agency, on Handicap day, to cany 

out Some tests. 

Women Margaret Denton ~il'arlevilie. Qld 49'150 16m 

Junior Anthony l(owald Katanning. \VA 50150 l3m 

Veteran Noel Nicholsorn Cmokwell. NS\V 50152 19m 

RusseU hiarkfisfirst ArzLltony i

Sunday, March 28 

DOUBLE BABREL CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T 

Event sponsored by Fuller Firearma 

Sunday dawned fine, with a strong wind blowingfrom the west. 

Just before noon the wind rose to gale farce and with it some 

rain squalls scudded across the grounds. Within 20 minutes 

the wind abated, the rain stopped and better conditions 

returned for the competitors. 

EnMes totalled 426 for the blue ribbon event of the Trap 

Nationals. While this figure was almost 100 down on Wag@ in 

'92. ~ -. it ~~ was still uo an Adelaide in '83. Passibles numbered 25 

:~llerrhc 50. 22 M G~;l

D&LS@orolle, wmr Junior DoubleBarrei ChnmplonsNp.Jlanked by 

Ahny Kmaid seeand and N a b Carselk Wd 

Monday, March 29 

WOMEN'S 81 JUNIOR STATE TEAMS MATCHES 

Monday dawned fine and clear. Shooting got underway with the 

State Teams Matches for Juniors and Women. Three States 

fielded teams in the Women's event -won mnvincinelv bbv NSW. 

rcprcscntcrl by Loz Lloyd. .J.?nnr.nc Kidd and Lyn ~Tik.;ke'69/75 

by 4 targets frorrl Victoria, rvlth So~ltl~ Ausualla In rllilrl plauv. 

'hams rcprcsunti~bg NS\V Vic. SA. NI', and \VA ln112l1r out 1l.e 

Junior'rcams M;ltcll. Victoty wrnl to ~ llc Nortllcrn'krrltrlry lu;!rrl 

of Brctr IPall. Chris Calrc~ntolc and Clial-l~e Athi

WOMEN'S SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T 

Run in conjunction with the Open event and sponsored by 

W~nchcster Australia 

21 starters had entered. Carol Zagor, Vic, autshot the ladies to 

winoutrightwith 46/50. In ashoot-offfor the minors. LozLloyd. 

NSW. 48/56, beat Faye Burton. Victoria. 47/56. Carol received 

the Kerang Ibis T~aps Perpetual Trophy, the Royal Blue Sash. 

the Silver Australia Badge and a trophy presented by 

Winchester Australia for her victory. 

Worriers Nodona1 SmggkBmrel Champton. CordZaga prclured ~utLh second 

placegetterloz Lojd and FageBurlon tlwd 

Joson WoLirm being presented with the Junior SirtgleBmlPerpetunl no& 

by Michnel Diamond. 

JUNIOR SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP -SOT 

This event was also sponsored by Winchester Australia and 

run in conjunction with the Open Championship 

28 Juniors entered the event, which was won outrlght by Jason 

Waldron. Vic. with 47/50 fmm Phillip Down. Vic. on 46/50. A 

shoot-off for 3rd place saw Clayton Weise. WA, 50/55, beat 

Roland Zanka. Vic, and Anthony Kowald. Wk Jason was thrilled 

to have MichaelDiamond present himwith his PerpetualTmphy, 

Royal Blue Sash and Silver Australia Badge. together with a 

trophy donated by Winchester Australla. 

Tuesday. March 30 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TAR( >El' SHOOTING NEWS 

AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP - 50T 

The last chance to shoot a good score and qualily for the 

Mackintosh Team. Interest was verv hieh as shooters 

approached the traps, soonsored bv ~ullir Figarms, the event 

attracted entrles of 358. 

Conditions were excellent. The wind, while stUfmm thewest, had 

lessened to a steady breeze, hence moreposslbles were posted. 

Eight shooters shot the lot and shot off for the Kahle-Smlth 

Perpetual Trophy, the Royal Blue Sash. Silver Southern Cross 

Badge and Bmwnine B325 shoteun donated by Fuller Firearms. 

Jason Jolly. Vic. ourshot cvcrybody ro win with 177/177. Some 

big names 1ollowedJason:MGrade Finr. DickPiouowskl. NSW. 

17ti/177; Junior Eddie Boulos. NSW. 148/150 (who lookrd as 

though he should have been riding track work at MomheMlle 

rather than shooting clay targets, so small is he) outshot all In 

A Grade. Former National President. Em HawMns. NSW, took 

out B Grade and Veterans section with a vely good 149/150. Joe 

Marshall. NSW. beat the rest of the C Graders with his 139/150. 

Josw Jdly 17711 77. AustmlloINeru Zeolond Trw Chnmpla

&LAN BROWN CLUB TEAMS MATCH 

Sponsored by Brian Heffer of Ibis Target Products 

This popular Teams Match, run in conjunction with the AusVNZ 

Points Championship attlacted 15 entries. 

'ihc stlong C~:ulor~g. Vie:. ~c;i~r~ url?usscll Mark. Hob Vlncy. Kcv~n 

\V~.i.$t. Stew IhLcz~~lianand Lynnc Curris. slml 729/750 tu boa1 

Illa~va~.l;~. 

Vic, in third place. 

NS\V, by 1. polnl - will1 lllarly tilrlr wirlrlers Lcll~c;~. 

WONIEN'S AUSTRALIA/NJ2W ZEALAND TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP 

- 50T 

The entry of 14 was disappointing for the Inaugural Women's 

Point Score Championship. 

Sue Bymes lrom SA outshot the ladies to win outright with 

145/150 and be the first winner of the Kaye Woods Memorial 

Trophy, donated by the Tasmanian Clay Target Association, the 

Royal Blue Sash. Silver Southern Cmss Badge and Tmphy 

donated by Fuller Firearms. In second place was Jannene Kidd. 

NSW. 144/150, with Desi~ee Huddleston. NSW, taking third 

place in a shoot-off from Tracey Gray. NSW. 

Sue Byrrtes. winner Warnens AuslmlinINew Zealond Trap Chompionship. 

JUNIOR AUSTRALIA/NEW ZEALANJJ TRAP CHAMPIONSHIP 

- 50T 

16 Juniors entered for this Inaugural Championship, run in 

anjunction with the Open event and sponsored by Fuller Firearm:. 

Dlminut~ve Eddie Uuulns of NSW took first place uutrigl~t with 

148/150, lrom D~IL~~CII Wrhstcr. NS\V. 147/150. Michael 

O'Shca. Uld. tied dowr~ rl~ir~l i~lacc in a shoot-ollwill~ Brett Hall. 

NT, and Derek Bruce, Qld. 

A very proud Eddie Boulos received the Russell Mark Perpetual 

Trophy. Royal Blue Sash. Silver Southern Cmss Badge and 

Trophy danated by Fuller Firearms for his victory. 

MACKINTOSH TEAMS 

Bill lles. Vic. led the qualifiers for the Open Team with 249/250 

from Michael Diamond 247. Three 241's shot off for the last 2 

places in the team. 

Desiree Huddleston. NSW, led the way into the Women's Team 

with 234/250. while Eddie Boulos. NSW. topped the Junior 

qualifiers with 237/250. Malcolm Fuller, NSW. shot 240/250 to 

lead the Veteran qualifiers. 

Tuesday's pmgram was concluded by the Women and Junior 

Mackintosh Teams shooting their 100 targets. 

Desiree Huddleston. NSW. with 289/300 Hieh Gun'd the 

LV0men.s Team. while Brett Hall. NT, to& the ~ariisle &District 

Gun Club Perpetual Trophy with a very good 295/300 to High 

Gun the Junior Team. 

Wednesday. March 31 

Theweatherwas fine though abit windy, as were the days befo~e. 

The Open Mackintosh Team got shooting underway after which 

the scores were sealed and posted tp the CPSA in England, to be 

opened at the banquet which follows the Home Countries 

International in July, when the results will be announced. 

Sumce to say, all three teams shot very well. 

Michael Diamond and Arthur Turner of NSW Hieh Gun'd the 

OpenTcam wlrh perfrut suut.us u1300/300. ~ichael-firrall~ taking 

tile covcrcd .J M. Rauntan Gold Cup. Sliver Allstnlia Badge and 

Trl-colo~jr Sash in the shoor-olllv~rh R21/321 

The Association thanks Winchester Australfa, who genemusly 

danated cartridges for the Open. Women's and Junior 

Mackintosh Teams. 

Vetmm'~ MmkhloshTeamjrwn Lejt Lo right Gadon Wakefkld Roy Hdtlreter. 

Maledm Nier. Frank James, Errr Hawkins. 

PAGE 8 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

Womcns Machiruosh Teomfmrn leJ Lo *Id Tracey Gray. Deriree Huddleston. 

Jmmene Kidd Dionle Lhyle. Cord Zagor. 

Machintorh Junior Teeejmm leJb tight Eddie Boulos. Les Chant Brett Hall 

Darnien Ivebsler. Rdond Zanca 

CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS - 75T 

Olympic Targets/Scorpio Cartridges, again sponsored the 

Champion of Champions 

EnOants totalled 321, shooting the 75 targets in one visit to the 

traps. 25 DB. 25 SB and 25 Points. fmm 18 metres. 

Great application and concentration was shown by Bob 

Christopher of Vic, to win outright with his perfect score of 

125/125. Bob showed his obvious delight at the presentations 

in accepting the Mackintosh Perpetual Trophy. Silver Aushalia 

Badge. Royal Blue Sash and Troplly donated by 

Tarcets/Scon)io Cartridces. 

Doug Smitll. Qld, who had been quiet all the week outstayed the 

AA Graders in the shoot-off. wit11 174/175. while Graham 

Gilbert. SA. shot 124/125 to take A Grade. John Zuppa. SA. 

115/125 B Grade and Paul Pearce. Vic, beat tile C Graders with 

103/125. 

Jannene Kidd. NSW. shot 119/125 to win the Women's section. 

Nathan Cassells. Vic. 121/125 was the top Junior and Em 

FIawkins. NSW. 122/125 was again in the trophies taking the 

Vetelan's section and second in A Grade. 

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Thursday. April I 

The final day dawned fine but very windy. Shooting commenced 

with tlie Glenn Cup Match for teams from New Zealand and 

Australia. Representing NZ were George Ellis. Ray Rigby. Bob 

Brown. Richard Fraser, Peter Hynes and Alan Mabey. Australia 

was represented by Jason Jolly. Dick Piotmwski. Jamie Elliott. 

Bill Iles. Button Powell and Ken Bruns. 

After the 20 targets. Australia won well with 113/120 to New 

Zealand's 106/120. Ties were exchanced and medals oresented 

to thewinners. Plans are afoot to bolst&~eams~atche's between 

the two countries in coming years. 

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DOUBLE RISE CHAMPIONSHIP - 25 PAIRS TOTS 

Sponsored by Ibis Target Products 

Thedouble targets would be hard to shootwith the wind blowing 

stmnelv in the faces of the shooters. 250 entries were souadded. 

i'redicrions al,uut rhc dimr:ulty of rhc w~@ts were correct, wit11 

Dennis Lymn's lunc 45/50 hrirtg good enough to rake our rllr 

title. Dcnnls. frurrr\Vhyalla SA. workcd very llalrl throughout rhr 

week as Assistant shoot Marshall, yet w& stiil able tobeat the 

best in the land and have his name inscribed on the J. M. Tyquin 

Perpetual Trophy. and proudly wear the Royal Blue Sash and 

Silver Australia Badge. 

After a shoot-off, Kevin Perkins. NSW. took AA Grade 63/70: 

Max Cubic. WA. A Grade with 41/50: John Coverley. WA. was 

B Grade best on 39/50 and Paul Pearce. Vic. again beat the C 

Graders with 33/50. 

Desiree Huddleston. NSW, was again on the dais, winning the 

Women's section 44/50. Jack Barker. NSIV, after a shoot-offwas 

best of the Veterans with 43/60, and Brad Kidd. NSW. topped 

the Juniors on 41/50. 

DennLI lymn NcUimd Double Rbe Champion 1993. 

COMARK DEAWXLLE DOUBLES 

Thh was the 13th staging of the Deauville Doubles for family 

teams, sponsored since its inception by Commercial Marketing 

Co. of Svdnev. 

Teams numbered 32, and after lots of fun. John and Brett 

Dunstan. father and son from Kerang, Vic. were the winners with 

19/20. Len and And~ew Cook from Beaufort. Vic, took second 

place in a shoot-ON with 23/25 from Tom Turner Snr and Tom 

Turner Jnr of Cessnock. NSW. 22/25. 

HIGH GUNS 

Veteran 

The Val and Fred HortonTrophy for the Veteran rvitih the highest 

aggregate score over the six National Titles was won by Em 

Hawklns fmm Coffs Harbour. NSW. with the score of 437/475. 

Former National President. Em, had enjoyed the Nationals. 

winning B Grade and Veterans section in the Aust/NZ Points. 

After being re-graded he was second in A Grade and winner of 

Veterans section of Champion of Champions. He was also a 

member of the Mackintosh Veterans Team. 

Malcolm Fuller. NSW, took the Cec Herbert PerpetualTroplly for 

his 240/250score over the Mackintosh qualifyingevents. He had 

also won the Veterans section of t l Single Barrel. 

Desiree Huddlesfa Wanens High Gun 441 /475. 

PAGE 10 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TAR GET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

Women Junior 

Desiree 1-luddleston. NS\V, starrcd throughout the wcck to win Brett Hall. NT, made it back to back High Guns with his s ~ rof e 

tl~e Women's I-Iigh Gun with the super score of 441/475. Desime 433/475. Brett had been a member of both the winning Open 

had won thc Women's Double Barrel Championship, finished and Junior State Teams, as well as High Gun of the Junior 

third in tl~eWomen'sAust/NZPointsCl~ampionship.I-Iigi~Gun'd MackintoshTeam. Avery good Nationals series. 

Ule Women's Mackintosh Team, second M Grade and winncr 

Wornen's scctian in the DaulAe Rise Cham~ionshio. Slie was . ,~ ..~.~ . ,. ~"~%..",, 

Overnll 

Bill Iles. Vic. 463/475 took out the Overall High Gun. Royal 

Blur Sash. Gold Australia Badge. Ron Porter Remembrance 

Trophy. J. Newton Thomas Trophy and the Beretta 682 

shotgun donated by Winchester Australia. Bill had shot vely 

consistently thmughout the week. Handicap 49. Double Barrel 

49. Single Barrel 50. Aust/NZ Points 150. Champion of 

Champions 124 and Double Rise 41. 

This was Bill's third High Gun at the Trap Nationals. havingwon 

in 1979 and 1984. 

lnternntional 

Russell Mark. Vic, took the Gold Southern Cmss Badge. Sash 

and airfare for the best aggregate High Gun scores G'om tlle New 

Zealand and Australian Nationals. with the score of 992/1025. 

In a nice gesture during the week. tlle Tamwortl~ Club through 

Colin Burt, presented Russell with a sash to commemorate his 

setting of the DTL record of 1177 targets at the Tamworth Club 

lastvear. The Nationals made an idealomoi-tunitv . for all uresent 

to agclaim this feat. 

JUNE 1993 

Brett Hall hod a "erg gmd selips, capping it all wUh Junia HQhGun 4931475. 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 1 1

OLDEST COMPETITOR 

Allen ITup) Pedersen. Vic, former National President. 85 years. 

took out the trophy for the oldest competitor. Tup is still a very 

keen follower of the sport. 

ALL AUSTRALL4i4 TRAP TEAM 

A fixt for these Nationals was the naming of the All Australian 

Trap Team of the top ten shooters over the six National titles. 

Bill lies Vic 463 

Russcll Mark Vic 459 

Blll Eagle Vic 458 

Mlchael Diamond NSW 457 

TornTurner Jnr NSW 456 

Roger Duthie Vi c 455 's 

Crag Bentley SA 453 

Jamie Elliott Vic 452 

Steve Atkins Vic 451 

Daniel De Pietra Vic 450 

Acknowledgments 

The Association gratefully acknowledges the support given by 

major sponsors to the Adelaide Trap Nationals. 

Fuller Firearms - Sponsors of the National Double Barrel 

Championship. Australia/New Zealand Trap Championship. 

Winchcsrer At!str.al!n - Spor~sot~s oi thc Nauonal Sioglc Barrel 

Cllarnpionship: Mackir~rusl~ Tcam Shoots in Opcn. \Vomen and 

Jurrior categot.lcs: Ovcrall High Glr~l. 

Ibis Tarcet Products -Sponsors of the Allan Brown Club Teams 

Match and National Double Rise Championship. 

Scomio Cari~idees/Olvmpic Talrets -Sponsors of the National 

Cham~ion of Champions. 

Commercial Marketine Co. of Svdnev - Mr Geoff Rabbidge, far 

sponsoring the Comark Deauville Doubles. 

Many favourable comments welz made about the quality of the 

trophies made available for the Nationals, this reflects the 

support gkven by the above sponsors. 

Trappers 

The Rotary Club did a magnificentJob, even to raking up empty 

shells from the tracks between rounds of each event. 

Nationals Oftice 

Under the leadership and guidance of Libby Bunting - Office 

Manager, the administration of the Nationals was flnt class. 

Libby was assisted in no smallway by Andy Sanders. LynTeaie 

and Kerry Shanahan. Chris Condon looked after the squadding 

in his usual efficient manner with assistance from Gina and 

Gloria from the ACTA' National Office. Nothine missed the 

scrutinv of Omcial Handicaooers: Barw Pabke. %ever Heard. ~~ ~ . 

~hond; Ayrrs, while John flirnes and'~cnn1s Lymn ensured 

chc smooth running ofall events as Slluor Morshalls. Tlwy were 

vrry ably assisted by Jolrnny Rchrchi (1t:livering squad sheers 

to the layouts. 

The scoreboards were kept up-to-date by Ruth Michell and Joy 

Curtis and the whole week was very well controlled by 

Tournament Director - Graham Michell, and SACTA 

Organising Committee, which included host club President - 

Peter Marcoionni. 

Thank you to all who contributed time and efiort so willingly to 

make the Adelaide Nationals '93 not the biggest. but certainly 

one of the happiest series. 


MARYBOROUGH 

TID BITS, QLD 

By Lost Bird 

Bundaberg - 4 April 

In late 92 and early '93 we parted with B grade shooters Bany. 

Chris. Glno. Dick. Paul. Pedro and Kevin to Agrade, thinking this 

would open up Bgrade. Then up pops anewlotofB gradeshooters 

and one of these to excel himself at Bundy was new B grade 

shooter Ken Shaw. 

The shoot was Bundy's lOOt DB. Ken put the first three 

twenty-fives together and had about three targets left and would 

have his fourth twenty-five. I was in the same squad as Ken, and 

thought he was there. when he had a miss-lire, we heard the 

click. The leferee took over, a new cartridge was placed in the 

gun, but the break in concentration told and Ken missed hisnext 

bird. With a ninety-nine sitting in the clubhouse. Ken then had 

to shaot-off with Neil Beny who took out the Overall, but Ken 

will hear that click for a long time. Good shooting Ken and Neil. 

At least you have your 75 break badge Ken. 

Welcome to visiting shooter Keith Baptyall the way from Glenden 

near Mackay. Hope you enjoyed your shwt. Also returning to 

shooting after a long time was Past President Gorden Doblo and 

life member Barry Thiele. Welcome back to both and hope you 

continue to return and shoot. 

?\vo Bundy shooters to attend the NZ Nationals were Iwine 

Wynyard and Neil Berry. Although they didnttake trophies, they 

accounted for themselves very well. In the 75t Triple Champs 

Net1 123/25, llwine 118/125,50t Single Rise both shot 50/50. 

in tile 50t Pointscore Neil 146/150. Iwine 148/150 with Neil 

shootine 46/50 in the DR. lwine a New Zealander would have 

made &e Mackintosh Team far New Zealand. but wasn't a 

member of the NUITA. 

Gympie - 11 April 

Fc:rllal,s latr~ily lristoly was made at Gympie, on the same shoot 

aud tl~c same cvellt will1 Diane Shaw regraded to B grade, wit11 

Il~lsharld Kc,) icgradeci to Agrade. As Di and Ken have only been 

shooting twelve months this is some achievement. 

Top shooters for the day were A grader Glen Durre shooting 25t 

DB CD. 15pr DR and 20t PS Tower, with Len Suossaari being 

1st in the Handicap and B grade 15prDR. Lee Beatie 2nd inHcp 

and B grade 20t PS Tower. Sylvia Edgerton shot well to take 25t 

DB CD C grade and 15pr DR. 

At ... CAMBERWELL CIVIC CENTRE 

340 Cambewell Road, Cambewell 

THE TWENTY SIXTH 

MELBOURNE GUN'SHOW 

Thousands of firearms and rehted items, medals and mililariaPLUS 

much, much more, will be FOR SALE- TRADE AND EXHIE!fTED. 

TABLES OVER 250 TABLES 

DATES: SATURDAY JULY 31~t 1993 

SUNDAY AUGUST 1st 1993 

TIMES: SATURDAY Sam - 5.30pm. SUNDAY 9am - 4.30pm. 

ADMITTANCE: ADULTS $9.50 

PENSIONERS & CHILDREN $3.00 

,P*".nd.:Cn~mutb..-pri.d~n .MI 

Refreshments available at Show "41 

N0TE:Victorian Residents. It you wish to take IMMEDIATE POSSESSION ol 

any longarrnls) you b y atthe Expo, youcan oblail a PERMlTQTO PURCHASE 

styour local Police SWii BEFORE &ending the Expo- ht(eml& putcharan 

can do so at any Victorian Polke Station. 

THE TWENTY SIXTH 

MELBOURNE GUN SHOW 

On the dates Saturday July 31st and Sunday August 1st 

Maurie Albert and JeffOverington will be stagingTHEnVENTY 

SIXTH MELBOURNE GUN SHOW at the Cambewell Civic 

Centre. 340 Cambewell Road. Cambewell. This oarticular 

annual July show is considered by many people to b; the best 

of it's kind in Australia. 

Tlir5518jackpollmkrda bitshaky asJohnPicuoldshothisskth 

11il.d w~tl~ only four to go, butJohn let the next flutkroflinto the 

distance. so the jackpot is still waiting for that lucky shwter. 

Maryborough - 25 April 

Various reasons could be given lor this attitude. One could be 

with rcaards to the venue itself. which is one of the nicest. if 

not the nicest in Melbourne. Another is that for various 

reasons, a number of seller that do NOT sell at Maurle's and 

Jeffs February Gun Show and October/November Australian 

T11e Jim Kinghorn MemorialShoot. Welcome back to shootlng to Gun Expo's -DO SO at the July show. 

Tony Langusch who last shot three years ago and intends to keep 

hother change that has being that a substantial 

shooting again. Also visitor from Toowoomba Peter Black who amount of people used to NOT attend the JU~Y shows for thqr 

made it worthwhile taking 50t Points C'ship and B grade High 

led to believe that very few used and new MODERN 

Gttn. Thanks fellas for coming and alsoto Billand GlenofGympie 

and items were for sale, This is far being 

and Neil of Bundy. 

correct as EVERY ASPECT OF THE FIREARMS FIELD IS 

The Jim Kinghorn Memorial Handicap event after a shoot-off COVERED INCLUDING THE MODERN SECTION. 

with Chris Harldson was won Norm Dale. with Ken Shaw 

S, ifyou are looking to spend some enjoyable hours lor days 

outshooting Jeff Schmidt to take third. The 50t DB C'ship 

as many The Twenty Sixth Melbourne Gun Show is the 

which we Our postal Wairau Firth In NZ was 

place to do it at. For any inquiries to the show contact (057) 64 

won Berl~* taking A grade High Gun. We 

1234, fa (057) 64 1342 orwrite to The Melbourne Gun Show. 

have lost our shoot with Wairau Firth as the score is taken .Armsmear. via Benalla. 3672. 

f~om the best scores of 2 A. B & C graders. but we onlv had 

one C grade shooter who scooped tLe pool plus the C grade 

High Gun, this belng Peter Pagliarino. 

Good shooting to all and 'ti1 next time, see you at the shoots. 

JUNE 1993 AUSTF?ALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS

WINCHESTER 

28 GRAM LOADS 

What it has meant, though, is that more input is required from 

the shooter. The onus is coming back onto the nut behind the 

butt to find a way of restoring as much as possibk of the lost 

advantage of four extra grams of shot. It stands to reason that 

for the longer shots, at least, there may now be a slightly greater 

By Ron Forsyth 

tendency for the pattern to thin out. This may introduce some 

element of a handicap for a shooter, and increasingly so in the 

The movement in target loads is ceitainly becoming plain. We're 

Of the 

seeing them become steadily lighter. Winchester has been very On the other hand, at the closer ranges. for the first barrelwork. 

busy as a result, making . three new cartridge . lines. ifs doubtful whether a change for the worse could be noticed at 

This article looks at the 28 gram shot weight, the range which allwhen the 28 gram load is put in the hands ofthevast majority 

illcorporates a total of four new loads, all identified very sensibly of shooters. This is so much the case, and shooters are working 

by tlkir ~~~nzzlc vcloc~ucs - dlam equivalents are potentJaliy it out for themselves so rapidly, that an unexpected swing to the 

Iricky ways uf labulling cartridges, because riiclr mcanings lighter load has bcen ~lking~placr in llle shooting 01 sporting 

cllnligc wilh the shot wclghts. By now. Australian sl~ootets are clays. People don't have to selrct a light load fur this disclplinc. 

wr.il nnd wtlly f;~ntilinr with tl~~~rnw~levelocitics they plrfcr, and but more and more of them ;are, so wllar's lbappening? 

lllis systrtn 01 rtatning tile loads 1s a good or~c. 

The answer is that there are pmbably many pluses that go with 

First is the gold cased 1200. which is designed as a mild. first the 28 gram load, and these were initially not recognised. 

bal'rel load and is offered in 7. 7% 8 and 9. 

Increasing use brings about more awareness of them, and I 

foresee that the trend will continue.. 

Then we have the 1250, and this is presented in two different 

cases: the red one contains 28 grams of the usual three percent 

The Universal and the lntemational previously constituted the 

antimony shot: the blackone is designated 1250HAand is loaded 

whole 28 eram ranee. and the buver aooroval thev rained was in 

with the new high antimony shot. This is not intended to be one 

cartridge dressed up twice, but it is seen as two different loads. 

ilie last in tl~c SC~ICS is the black colourcd 1~igI1 blabs i300HA. 

'lliis is loaded only In the higher antimony shat. and Is available 

in 7. 7% and 9. 

By o&~.lrlg two levels of antimony. Winchcsler has made n ~r~ovc 

ro ollcr the si~ooter of any discipline a way of countering any 

Some implications of the 28 tram load for Down the Line shooting dcg~adlng of pattern density dm1 may lollo\v from switching to 

were covered in detail in the October 1992 issue of the AS. It dlu l~ghrcr 28 gram load lrom Ulr Ileavier 32. 

was the theme ofthat article that change is not easy to usher in. 

but after it's arrived it soon becomes the way things are, and in 

Historically there has never been a really standad antimony 

due coulse it appears to be the way things always wer?. 

content in shot. But amund the world, we see appmximateiy three 

levels. These start with 0.5% to 1%. found in the cheaper shot 

usually sold far hunting and reloading: then there is the standard 

two to three percent which fmds its way inta most good quality 

hunting and trapshot, and is usually chosen for good target 

ammunition. Finally there is the highest level, which begins at 

about four percent and goes up to a nominal six percent, and this 

is relativelv lare amund the world. You tend to fmd it showing up 

somc~imcd in the best live pigeon ammunluon f~om Eu~ope, w6et; 

1n.uple pay an absolutc premium lor higllrsl quality shot. it also 

tends to bc plated rvlth nickel or capper . whrn il gels to that level. 

Theshooter usingfactoryioaded trapammunition to shootDown Plating adds many manufacturing steps and, while it may give 

the Line is a classic case of someone who needs to be able to do henelit, ir also increases expen&. The changes I1 makes to 

tliis. Every time he steps back another metre, a new variable is patterns. corltrdly 10 widespread opinion, usually irlvuive r~~aking 

Ulmwn inta the already complicated equation that operates when tllrrrr rr1~1.e open rather than tlghrrr. In tllis case. \Vinchester 

a shot is fiixd at a clay. 

I~vu stoppcd at the point of making two arltltnony icvcls, and in 

Having the ability to understand the boring and preferences of the 

my opinion that was a wise move. 

y n you live with is much facilitated by having a wide range of Their airn was vbviously to give shwters tllr optivt~ ufa tighrcr 

choices within any line of factoly loads. To go up or down a half load, ro be ijserl as an insurance xcond barrel when llle clays 

shot size can be a very wise move at times, and you can't do it if arc gctring rvcli out. Plating the shat rrligllt llavc been a poprllar 

the factoly doesn't offer it. When you change brands to achieve the movr .... . -npnnlr ,--, ~- trrlcl to ~~ assume ---- ~~~~- it ~~ works ~~~~~ better ~ ~ than hl;rck sllut - 

change of shot size. so much more is likely to go wmn$ that the but in terms 01 purr rlllcirncy in keeping patrcrns t~ght. nil clsc 

advantage you're looking for in changing can be lost alongtheway. beingrtiuall'd rakc highantlmony blacksl~ulovrr higlr antimony 

nickelirri .----- slrut anv 

So. it's good to see that the loads that could be going to turn into 

, dav. ~~~~, 

- ILe - tested ~~~~~~ it ~ often rnoucll to know which 

standards far trap are offered in many configurations. 

is the real tlghtener rather than the perceived zne 

Winchester ammunition has always been noted for its attention to 

Just how much pattern tightening comes about is a matter for 

detail, and shipping and testing the dillerent loads on the test bench 

each different gun and shooter to establish. 

showed that nothing has altered in that depahent. n~e facto~y's In using these loads, it should always be borne in mind that 

chief boast has long been its quality control, and this is good enough antimony doesn't break targets. Only individual pellets do that. 

to be beyond dispute. It is also good to know that shwters who Selecting a higher antimony cartridge simply because of its 

bemw familiar with these cartridges should be secure in the antimony content is no guarantee that it will break a steady 

knowledge that they won'tbe undergoing internal changes some time percentage of more targets, in Just the same way it's not possible 

behveen now and whenever they pick up their next case of them. to predictthatfew targetswill be found to breakwhenyou change 

Before coming to the details oIthe tests, it should be noted 

from 32 to 28 gramloads and start using them in the first barrel. 

that a major selling point of the new loads is the antimony 

It iust doesn't work that wav. 

content of the shot. 

If the pattern stays logetiler mure at tlle iongcr ranges, it lrlust 

have sl~nlnk at tlle closer ones. Unexpectedly tigl!tcr patterns 

hound the traps recently alotofemphasis has come to be placed 

an the mle of antimony in making shot. The trap shooting 

cause misses. Thr shuotcr is thus well advised lo tl111lk camfulk 

communi~ has suwived the change from 32 grams to 28 as the 

about which applications need tighter, denser patterns before 

maximum shot load, despite the early misgivings of many, and 

rushing into higher antimony shot. 

people are beginning to learn that if they are handicapped by the My usual shot hardness tests indicated that the pellets 

lighter shot weight. so is everybody else they're in competition throughout the whole line were in fact of two different 

with, and it tends to equal out in the end. 

hardnesses. Those regular readers who've made their own 


hardness testers will understand when I say that number 7 shot I continued with the three auarter choke barrel because I wanted 

Bom the 1250 came in at 33% on the crush test, while the high la plasc tile loads under co;lditions as tcstingas possible. in facr. 

antimony number 7 gave a 25% crush. The lower the figure, the tJlcrcslllLs did show ;I highcrsu.ikewhe~t dlr: anticnorby was uwd 

harder tlie sliot, of course. Compare this to cheap European 0.5 11 was nor a bic dis;idvantrge, but it was one wonll having. 'l'1lc.r~ 

antimony with a crush value of 43%. 

was a two prkenr tngllrening of yatrerns as I pnsscd fiortt lllc 

In Uiestandard loads, theshotis exactly U~esameasother\Vincllester 1250 10 the 1250FU. and tiwn another rhrcc percent tkgllrcnirlg 

sliot taken imm both factoly loads and battles for sale to reloaden, 

benvccn tltr 1250HA and thc 1300lIA 

as measured over many years. niis according to my hardness Winchester have of course lun their own trials. In one such 

measurement mmes in at a fairly steady three percent of antimony. series, a full choke test barrel was used with tile 1250 and the 

Tl~e new line is undoubtedly harder than that, which puts it into 1250HA~sing7~h shot. The forty yard pattern figures were 75OA3, 

the higher i~ardness band described above. Unfortunately. the HA shot produced 651. These figures show a signincantiy 

however, there is no way to guarantee any shooter that his shot greater gain for the higher antimony shot, and it may well be 

will bling about pattems which are this or that much tighter more representative than the test I conducted. A lot depcnds on 

than the ones that will be shot with the rnid-range antimony. the individual gun. 

When I pattetned them through my customary quarter choke test To sum up, it would not be difficult to work out a combination 

banel, I found that the loads, despite tlieirvelocilyrangef~om 1200 of these cartridges to shoot trap with. They are a good and 

to 1300 ips, all gave pattern percentages very close to the nominal sensible line of pmduct. I would endorse carefulmanipulation of 

boring. For instance. the 1200 in 7% gave 51%. while the 1250 the available shot slzes, and, working with that in mind. I would 

gave 48%. bath ofwhich are classic improved cylinder figures. select from the 1200 or the 1250 for a first barrel load. For a 

second barrel. someone shooting off fifteen metres mav find the 

0 ~~ ~~~ 

Tills is good. It suggests tbar tile shooter using the new 1250 does theiob oerfectlv~deoendine 

-~~. ~~~. on the chokng of the 

~~~~ 

nmm~nitian is not going ro be faced with an urlexpcctcd palrcrn indivi,~ua~ guh A lhangc?rucrt number 7); to 7 is iikrly bring 

dcnsiry change wlrrn using it: it also cqualrs prerry clusrly wit11 a couple ofllrrcent more pattern. and there rnay be more lo come 

rl~r -.. ll~>ivursal - and ~~~~~~ 11lrrr.narianal. wllich ooeratcd ar about 5016 w~th the ilA, and possibly cwre again. depending on how il~c 

out of the same barrel. In thisiiv. someone mavinniiom these ind.v~d~ml rrun resrmnds to rl~e 1300HA ~ cumnnrcd ~ to the 1250MA. 

olderiaads to the new ones couldexpect a smooth Eansition. As the ~rnhllant 'changes. so might th~ and the 1300 

The many combinations af cartridges and barrels tested for this uses a slower burning powder than the 1250. This usually but 

brief report ail came in between normal and good on the Oberfell not always helps to tighten pattems. 

and Tliompson pattern quality scheme of poor, fair. normal, good The handicap shooter needs to compare the 1250HA wlth the 

;~nd cxcclicnr. Most wrcc in~tli~. normal~area. A quarur cfiokc 1300HA. Full chokes show far less response to changes of 

1.014 1 IS not going la be lnosr folk's idea of dlc best bet br Llrgct propellant than do more open chokes. and so this makes it 

anununilion designrd f~r L)oWrl rhc Lhc: tltu sccond trsr barre! harder to give blanket advice. It is like a lot of shotgunning, a 

at dlrca qua!.tet. clloke. .025', is more along thc style i,lrhned by highly individual thing. But as a general piece of advice to help 

tllr uap sl~oo!er, and that was what was used for ihc second lcsr. gain the best ofthese loads. a back marker simply needs to shoot 

The outcome was similar. The 1250 in size 7 gave 65%. which is a run of six of each of the 1250HA and the 1300HA onto blank 

exactly the nominal thme-quarter boring. The 1250H.4 gave 64%. paper at fifty yards, then count and average the total strikes in 

near enough to identical, a percentage point or two either way the tl~irty inch circle to see which is the higher. That will be the 

being no adds at all in a test string of ten patterns. 

one to go with for the second barrel. 

llorvevet~. h e kcy poirnr curncs abuut in rhc way that wllilr tilt: nlis arhk fust appeared in the Ausbdion Slmters' Journal in 

perccltl;ggcs of tiicse p;~ttt.~.ns wcrr simdar. Ilie tlistl~buuur~ was February. 1993. and is reprinted !=re witit permission. 

not A3 soon as the i,arlerns wrre riehlcrted 110 the inovc flum 

quarter choke to th&e quarter, the Kigller antimony shot was 

found to give increased central thickening ta the patterns, even 

though - the ovex.all percentage - remained similar. 

n~is means Ule reduced shot distortion was prone to take pelletsout 

ofllieexte~iorofthe pattern circle and put them into tile cen*. This 

in tun1 eive - the high - antimony load an edge . at the longer ianges. 

Justwhy tills phenomenon was present less in the mare open choke 

I can't say. Pmbably it reflects the W g of the individual banel. 

However. ~t gives a hint to the canny shooter who's looking for the 

best way to maximise the higher antimony shot eUectiveness. 

gave denser patterns at this overlong range. 

JUNE 1993 AUSIXALIAN CLAY TAR GET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 15

ESPERANCE BAY 

GUN CLUB 

The Overall Hlgh Gun winner was David Fox, this position being 

sponsored by Complete Firearms Service. 

The lntermedlate High Gun winner was Mathew Shipp, the 

tmphy sponsored by Esperance Sports Centre. 

The Esperance Bay Gun Club held ik's 31rt annual Easter 'Outhem Edge C1OthiDg sponsored the Veterans High Gun and 

Carnival over the Easter weekend and sixty shooters attended. 

was won 

The program consisted ofnine events with each shooter havlng 

270 targets to shoat at. Competition was very keen for the 

Tonl Watson won the Ladies Hlgh Gun tmphy sponsored by the 

Westpac Bank. 

$7.000 of trophies provided by local indwiduals and business 

people. The weather was generally good with only variations in 

lleht to contend with. 

The &st event on the Fnday afternoon was the District Double 

Barrel Points Championship over 25 targetsfmm 15 metres. This 

was sponsored by Harvey Seeds and Esperance Glass Sewice. 

The overall winner sash was won by Davld Cox from Collie, who 

also took A grade. B grade went to Des Neale of Esperance and 

C grade to Dennis Rallond of Salmon Gums. 

The second competition on the Friday was the District Double 

Rlse Championship 25 targets fmm 15 metres, sponsored by 

Espr~ance Appllancc Conk. The Overall &A grade winner was 

local champion Harry Miller. B & C grades went to John Dohnt 

of Esperance and Tony Tessalaar of Melbourne respectively. 

steve ~ ~ hot u very well ~ all weekend ~ d to win the Junior Hlgh 

tun supplied by wlnchester Australia. 

To all the sponsom and business people of this town we say a 

big thank you for your support agaln this year. From the largest 

sponsor to the smallest donation the club appreclates every 

dollar. The Esperance club is renowned lor the trophy line-up 

and the hosolidtv extended to the visitors. The ladies aealn 

excelled ther;.selv;s with the catering. with a nsh barbecue on 

the Friday night, cnyflsh 2nd coldm~~ats end miads cach day 

the sllootcrs were wcU cared for over the weckend. 

The hlgh points for the weekend were Jlm Neve winning the State 

Continental without missinga target. Rick Vivantc shootlng 123 

targets without missing one to win the Esperance Grand Prix A 

erade and the consistent marksmanshlo of David Fax to win the 

%igh~un title. 

On SatuKlay shooting started In earnest as it was the s ut of 

the High Gun events. The flrst one for the day was the DisMct 

Double Barrel Championship 25 targets from 15 metres. 

sponsored by Colllns Enginrering and again David Fox corn 

Collie set the pace winning the Overall &A grade. Jack CoUns 

of Esperance took B grade while Salmon Gums shooter Dennis 

Rolknd took the C grade honours. 

Event 4 for the weekend was the DlsMct Single Barrel 25 targets 

from 15 metxs, sponsored by local trucking identity Earl J. 

Bfilington. Shooting in B grade Mathew Shipp fmm the WAM) 

showed how to wln the Overall sash. A grade was taken out by 

Hany Miller. C grade by Peter Tame of Denmark club. 

Event 5 was again 25 targets 11vm 15 metres, the Bay of Isles 

Double Barrel Championship and was sponsored by Millers 

Auctions. LpxShipp from WAGC overcame back problems to win 

the Overall sash. Grade placings were: B: Clint Rayner of 

Kambalda: C: Dennls Rollond of Salmon Gums. 

The last event for the Saturday was a 40 Mixed Targets 

Championship sponsored by Tubemakers. Local hero Hany 

Miller agah won the Overall sash for this championship. Muny 

MillsofCollie took B grade. JohnLockeofEsperancethe Cgrade. 

The sitooing pngrant for Sunday stancd with a 10 target 

ConUnrnral Eye Opener fmnl 15 meucs, in 1111s event thcre werc 

nu gradings, buLa rmplry for first, second and tllr~d overall Tile 

even1 was sponsored by Special Buy~~t: Sc~vice and tl~e wir1:lers 

pri+e was a colourTV. Seventeen sl~ootcrs achrved th: LO urgets 

imssibie and a prolonged shout-off rnok plan to iccidc fFst. 

second ar.d thtrd. Harr) Mlller IEsy.crnncc) held un lo win Lorn 

Neil Dowey (Collir] and 3rett liurnphrey IEsp:~;lrlcci. 

The major event for the weekend was thc State Colitinental 

Championship. 50 targets from 15 metres sponso!r:d ty the 

Locke famlly. Jlm Neve from Kalgoorlie achieved a penkc: score 

of 50150 .and won the We. Grade scares were Mathew Shipp B 

grade and John bcke C grade. 

ll~e last event fcr thc weekend was Ole Espcransc Gland Prix 

over 50 rargets lrom 15 metres and Llis was sponsxcd bj Ole 

Business People of Esperance. The nl~iutudc of dor.atlona that 

are so genemusly given lor this carnival are amalgamated for this 

event. Colour TVs and cassette recorders are the kuphies and as 

this is the last chance for visiting shooters to take away a tmphy 

the shootlng is of a very high standard. This year was no 

exception with three shooters 5nishlng an 50/50. Rick Vivante 

[WAGC). David Burchard (Esperancel and Bert Boschetti 

(Geraldtonl had to shoot a further 73 targets to decide the 

placings. Grade placings werc A: Rick Vivante: B: Mathew Shipp: 

C: Brad WULlamson. 

COACHING IN THE 

NORTH EAST ZONE 

By JeffBoote, North East Zone Coach 

Some club coaches are slow in reporting any activity conducted 

wlthln thelr respective clubs. similar to the poor response being 

received fmm otherzones. I however, had the greatestof pleasure 

to be invited to Mathoura Gun Club. NSW, which is within our 

North East Zone for the clubs monthly Friday night shoot and 

coaching cllnlc on the Saturday 26th & 27th March. 

Despite heavy raln prior to the nights sl~ootlng actiblry, lea 

wgt~l~ra at rhe club shoots werc missing. it was somewhat of 

a novelty for rnyscifshootingundcrllghts. as nor slnce the once 

great Alexandra club was shootlng night competitions on a 

regular basis have I tested my eyes and restricted capabilities 

on whlte targets. 

Some flve squads were present including some 9 Junlor aged 

shooters. for a town so small In size and oooulation. this is 

amazlne. and the reason can onlv be due tb !he ~~ club ~~ ollicials 

-. ~~ ~~ ~~, 

~ ~ ~ 

expressing their real rntcrest in :he youth of the district and 

cncouragprnpnt lowards the interest shown by rhelryoungsters. 

May I add ihc ability dlvpiaycd by the yuurlgsten was indicalivc 

of dedicated coaches Harry and Toni. 

Saturday dawned cbudy and showeiy, however they did not let 

me ~~~ downas ~ there were 15-16 oresent ~ ~ for the coachine clinic.This 

nurnber wasdowna littie on drevlous clinics due to &ckct Iirbals 

and football prr-seasorr a:tiviUes being cnn

VICTORIA POLICE 

STATE TRAP 

CHAMPIONSHIPS 

'ilte Victoria Police StlreTrap Cllanlpionships were conduclrd a1 

the Sr. Arnaud Clay 'Target Club orr Sarurdny March 13~1~. 1993. 

Shooters attended from all over Victoria to do battle for the prizes. 

which were valued in excess of $10.000. 

93 shooters turned out to take part In the championships. 

which were divided into sections for Police and visitors, in 

excellent conditions. 

31e trophies, lor the winners had to be seen to be believed with 

prizes for overall and down to 5th place in each grade in both 

sections. Each winner was also the recipient ofa sash. 

The cl~ampionships are conducted each year by the winning 

team members from the previous year. Neil Phipps. Tex 

Drummond and Peter Beaman are to be congratulated for the 

success of this yean event which stood out as one of the best 

that has been conducted. 

BUSINESS FOR SAL 

Growing business with well established 

local clientele and strong tourist trade. 

Reluctant sale due to ill health. 

'i\vo nlajorwitlrlcl's on rhcday wercGlonn Woodharch in d ~ Police e 

suction and Bob ILgncy ill Ole visirous. Borll siloolrrs rrcordcd a 

scorc of148/150 lo Iskc our rllelr ~rsprutive High . Guns. 

Results: 25T PS: Police: OA: D. Mark 75/75: A. G. Woodhatch 

74/75: B: B. Liddle 89/96: C: B. Denys 56/75; Visitors: OA: R. 

Rigney 129/129; A: N. CasseUs 128/129; B: G:Eagles 77/78; C: 

E. Hopper 72/75. 25T SB: Police: OA: G. Woodhatch 25/25; A: 

T. Bannan 42/44: B: B. Liddle.lS/ZS; C: B. Denys 20/25; 

Visitors: J. Elliott 29/29: A: L. Downie 28/29; B: S. 

Landsborough 24/25: C: G. Rigney 24/25. 50T DB: OA: T. 

Newman 50/50: A: J. Matthey 67/G8: B: B. Liddle 45/50: C: B. 

Denys 42/50: Visitors: J. Elliott 97/97:-A: R. Black96/97; B: A. 

Wohlers 52/53: C: M. Carter 47/50. Police Teams Match: 'N' 

District 242~50 - N. Phipps. T. Drummond. A. James. T. W- tempmle/r to~htA~J-es, 

Newman. C. Penno: 2nd: 'M' District 241/250 -P. Beaman. B. .WppqondTerBumrnond. 

Liddle. D. Mark. D. Freeman. J. Elliott. 

chiis ~ e m VeuaNwmnR , 

~eil 

Vbitom High Gun uinner, Bob Riqney, being cau~r~ated by NezlF'hipps. 

JUNE 1995 AUSIl?ALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 17

good form but unable to clack it fo~ a Duplly over tlle whole 

R/LI[LI)URA GUN CLUB weekend. ~ ohn finished up the ~gracie winner in tills encounter. 

Bill Iles made us use a heap of targets and bloke 287 straight to 

EASTER SHOOT 

be Ovenll winner in the Club DB Championslrip. it was a family 

aflalr after that, with club member Victor Cvrisio taking M 

By Ihurie CO~~O~S honours with 286 straight and his brother hrly A grade 

105/106. 

Numbers were well down on previous years. even tllough top The back to front draw and social night held on Sunday evening 

value trophieswere provided far competition. Weather conditions was well attended and enjoyed by ali present. particularly those 

were ideal for shooting and this no doubt helped create the long seated at table one. who collected and divided the $1.000 prize 

shoot-offs and high scores in several events. Also, full 'flum' money. Hereto, we would like to extend our appreciation to chef 

coloured targee were used for the whole program. 

Paul Graham and his helpers. who provided us with a mast becf 

Black targets are a little difficult to see, particularly layout one. and pork meal during proceedings. 

Coloured talgets have been a subject for discussion lor some Our thanks also to all visitors who helped us run tile 

time. 'Plsrrn' . tareets - - . seemed to set .. the a~nroval . . of most shooters tournament over the weekend, particuln~.ly the Soppi's and 

ovcr ~!rls wccko~d and will no cluubt bc usrd at all illrun. rvcnts. Napoli's who were camped on the ground. Our sponsors, this 

porucuiarly our Easrcr Ca~nivals. Rill iles ntmcd uul ro be s wal shoot would not be as successful as it is, if it rvcre not for their 

pmblcm for shoulers on tlir ground will) hls shotgull. i-ic mad? assistance in the individual events. We appreciate and support 

itdilficult fur tlrc vlsl~o~s and our Io~i11s to ''Jill. I)LI~ tlley rn;lllngcd and extend our thanks to Ken Burton. manufacturer of Kerang 

to get a share of the spoils as well as receiving the honour of Ibisnaps and one who is always willing to give support to our 

being relegated to AA grade. 

club. Thanks again for your personal assistance and a trap 

The *st main event on the pmgram the 'Scolpio Gill', saw the trouble free four days of shooting. 

local boy Larry Dimasi shoat 114 to win Ovelall. Brian McCLeod To allsl~uulurs wl~r ~ra~ticip:lrt!~i. \v~exle~~~l ou~.npl~lrclationiillli 

from Cohuna shot 123/123 to take the honours in the event look lunva:d lo sueing you all bock lor Eastur 1904, w!,en 11 will 

sponsored by Kerang Ibis Traps. Mark Casellafrom Grifllth shot be on again. ~ndividuii results may be found in the shoot report 

69/69 to win Carista's Furniture Handicap. nlis event was section of this CTSN. 

sponsored by Caristo's Furniture and for his wlnMark cokcted 

avery comIortable lounge chair. 

The pressure was on in the Easter Carnival Championship. 

carrying aA390 STBeretta Auto Shotgun far Ovelall Winner. Bill 

Ues shot 281/281 to be Overall winner. with Lany Dimasi taking 

AA 280/281. The event sponsored by Hesco Hydraulic Eng Co 

saw lany Dimasi agah~ a winner In AA with 87/87. John Soppi 

fmm Abmzzo and a regular visitor ta our Easter Carnival had to 

break 180 targets straight to hold out Faye Burton, who was in 

Pier Lucac proudly shows hir eophy and rk Mlldum Gun CU, PerpeUd 

C"pk,"onatUle*lerComboL 

All srndes and oil winners at Uw Mdduml3asbr CmiuaL nmi leJt LomJ 

Dunosl. Michael Marnone. Bill ller. Jdux Soppi. Frank Alglra o d Jolsl Dimosi 


GRAND PRIX SERIES 

RESULTS 

The first of the Grand Prix series for the Victorian Olympic 

Disciphne was held at the Wel~ibee International Shooting 

Complex 011 the 31d and 4th of April 1993. Fine conditions on 

Saturday saw some very high scores, but the winds moved in on 

Sunday and b~ought shooters back to earth. Breakdown of 

competitors were 4 x AA. 7 x A. 8 x 8.6 x C. 7 xJuniors, 1 xLady, 

1 x Vetelan with an inclease in numbers for the Double Trap. 

The organisers presented the Werribee Complex with a cheque 

for $2.300 and returned over $1.000 in cash and trophies to 

the competitors. 

Results: 125T Grand P~ix Olympic Trap: OA: Russell Mark 

147/150: AA: GeoffMark 120/125: A: Glen Hayden 120/125: B: 

Vinnie Mollica 111/125: C: Mark Carlisle 107/125: Junior: 

1Cevin Gillespie 102/125; Lady: Carmel Carlon 93/125. 50 Pair 

Grand Prix Double TIP: OA: Russell Mark 139/150: AA: Phil 

Petriella 88/100: A: Glen Hayden 94/100: B: Eddie Spicer 

81/100: C: Marino Zapparoni 77/100: Junior: Kevin Gillespie 

63/100; Lady: Carmel Carlon 53/100. 

The organisers would like to thank our major sponsors for this 

event -Winchester Austlalia through Rod Laidlaw and HJB 

Maintenance tllrougll Dexter Barnes. 

Wbmer of boUIRap and DarWe Trap - 'Gal: 

ATHERTON TABLELAND 

GUN CLUB 

The flrst shoot on the club's new grounds, at the Rifle Range on 

Rifle Range Road. Atherton was held on Sunday 28th March 

1993. - ~ The,= ~ ~ - were 35 shooters ~ ~ in attendance with shooters from 

Calms. Ll~mbulal~. Silkwoorl and No~manron. Tile day was vely 

succvsslul willl all slloorcrs and lllr ~oa~ly 11011 shooter visitors 

commenting on die amount ofwork done so far. and the prospect 

of the Atherton Shooting Range becoming one of the premier 

shooting grounds in ~orch ~ucensland. - 

The grounds at the moment consist of a tower layout and twa 

DTL layouts. Thexe is na club hause at prent, and shade and 

work areas for the first shootwas provided by two tents, with the 

office run from a caravan. The Atherton Rifle Club made their 

toilet and amenities block available to the gun club. and is 

indicative of the comradeship that has already fomed between 

the two clubs sharing the same range. 

7he WadBmh'jrom Mwk Cmlisle %'Trap. VinnieMdkQ 'I7 Trap. Glen The new grounds, which until SLY montiis ago were covered with 

rayd den 'A' ~ rop orvl ~ dom vella 2nd Overall Tmp. forest and grass, are with selective clearing, and hard work by 

members being transfo~med illto a first class shooting ground. 

In coniunctionwith the rifle club, electricitv and water have now 

been laid onto the range. The construction of the club hause 

should start in the near future. A ball trap layout, another DTL 

layout and a skeet layout are also planned for the future as 

fmances become available. It is hoped that the club house. 

amenities block and landscapingwill be completed for the official 

opening to be held later in the year. 

Hoppy grade whers in Double Tmp. M& Zopp~vmi %'and Eddie Spicer 'B'. 

The Atherton Tableland Gun Club was formed by the 

amalgamation of the Ravenshoe and Dimbulah Gun Clubs in 

1992. The club held its shoots at the Ravenshoe ground until 

the end of 1992. when the grounds were closed. with the clubs 

relocating to the Atherton Rfle Range. This new location is 

more central, to not only shooters on the Tableland, but also 

shooters from the coastal region. The disbanding of the two 

clubs to allorv the formation of one central club, had many 

shooters feeling sad, for there are a lot of memories attached 

to the old clubs. The Ravenshoe club was formed in 1950 and 

the D~mbulah club in 1965, but with the years of experience 

of ~~ the ~~~- older members ~ ~ ~ and ~~~ the enthusiasm of the newer 

membcrs, thc IIL~\Y cIuL~ and ils grounds will bc tile crnve of 

many years of competition and comradcsllip. 


SHOOTERS PROFILE 

Name: Jon Whittakers 

Date oflirth: 28-5-43 

Date commenced shooting: 

Early in 1973 I went shooting for the first time in a sandpit 

outside Deniliquin using a handcocked thrower and an old 

Greener Double Barrel. After a very enjoyable day I thought this 

was something I would have to try again. 

The first gun club shoot I attended was the Deniliquin Grand 

Prix in October 1973 where I missed five of the first six targets I 

shot at. Things had to get better! 

Preferred discipline: 

DTLas this was the major competition in my area when1 starled. 

I have shot quite a bit of skcet and trench in my earlier shooting 

days, but DTL remains my preference. 

Gun details: 

My present gun is a Blwwning 87 Trap gun with an adjustable 

stock by Kevin Wright and a Winchester 101 Skeet gun. 

'l'hc l3rowni1~grdpli~~cd all uid \VIIIC~!CS~CI. 101 Tlill; gun ill 1084 

rvhcn the \Vlnul,r.s!cr was ralllcr !vort, uur ilrl

As for the futlllz, if I don't win another good went I feel that ive had 

a ~rettv good mn and I am ha~pywithwhat l have achieved, but you 

n&er i-w, I think I can pop&t of the woodwork a few times yet! 

THE TOP END 

Outstanding performance in preferred discipline: 

I thought winning the National Double Barrel Championship in 

Griffithin 1979whichwas thefirstNationaieventIhad competed 

in would have been the biggest highlight for me but any of the 

next four made me feel just as good. 

David Cunningham from tbe Frankston-Australia Clay Target 

Club in Victoria proved to be the dominant shooter at the recent 

Making the International five person team to compete in Wales UIT Nationals in Darwin bv winnine all thxe Cllam~ionshios 

was great but also being asked to be the manager of the team altd the Ovcrall IiigI~ Gun inrlic ISiJ Skecr I'ur llis e&ts, uaAi 

was quite a, honour. 

has pickcd up 6..500 shutsl~vlls. Davrd was llic 1992 I'ielrl & 

The most unusual good performance for me was to win tile 

Garnr winncr in llle Top l2urr':iw;rlds 

Victorian State Trench Cl~ampionship in 1979. 1 still can't No sbangertowinning the Queensiand Double Ban-1 Championship 

understand how that hao~ened. Anyone seeing - me trying to is Doue Smith. who shot 316 sttaieht to edee out Neil Bern h m 

shoot trench lately would~iso wonde;. 

~undaieg. Both eceive 500 shoGhells foTlheir 300 break. and 

Doug receives a further 1.000 shotshells for his win. Neil. however, 

National Titles: 

won the Overall High Gun at Gladstone's annual two day 

1. National Double Barrel Chamoionshio at Grifith in 1979 competition. so a further case of shotshells wiU be mming his way. 

2. National ~~~~~~ Sinde Barrel ~ ~ham;ionshidat ~~~~ 

Melbourne in 1981 The Veteran's High Gun winner at the Queensiand Trap Camival at 

3. 1nrernauun;rP~ram iilgll GI,; iir \~a&a 111 1983 

Kingany was Barry Nassar, using 24 gram International 1.300s. 

4. National Doul>lr Rtse Chatnpronsltti, ;it Evandalu 11. lnrlll Bany wins 500 target loads of his choice for his fme elfolt 

5. National Champion of Cllampions at Pertii in 1991 

Two iadies also xceived awards in April. Desirce Huddleston 

receives 1.000 shotshells for the ladies UIT Trap High Gun at 

Darwin and Carol Ogden from the Melbourne ~ u~l

FROM - THE 

NATIONAL DIRECTOR 

OF COACHING 

By M. Alexander 

Mrs Robvn Faber. Level 2 coach from Nal~abri. NSW has out 

together the faliuwlng intcrestingarccle wi~lclr asks ti.cquesrnun 

"Ilow do you rate in Lhr sllootlng stakes'?" 

May I sugpest, as does Robyn. that you take 5 minutes to answer 

this short self test, then add up your score to see how you rate. 

Quiz: 

Q1. How long have you been shooting? 

a. 1 year or less 

b. 1-2 years 

c. 2-5 years 

d. Over 5 years 

92. Why did you take up shooting clays? 

a. To keep your firearms licence 

b. lntmduced bv relative or friend 

c. Athacted to the sport 

d. Practice far field/game shooting 

93. How often do you attend your own club? 

a. Christmas shoot only 

b. 2-3 times per year 

c. More than 6 times per year 

d. Every shoot if possible 

94. Do you seek assistance from your club coach? 

a. Never 

b. Only ifyou have an obvious ploblem 

c. At offlcial coachine -. davs 

d. Regularly 

Q5. Do you find coaching assists your shooting? 

a. Sometimes. 

b. Not as much as my own friends' help and advice 

c. Works 0.k. on the day but does not last 

d. Mostly 

96. How would you describe yourself as a ehootcr? 

a. Social shooter only 

b. Llke to do better but do not have timeao shoot very often 

c. Great ifyou wln a trophy but it's 0.k. if you don't 

d. Determined to Improve 

97. Do you attend other clubs' shoots? 

a. Never 

b. If a friend is going 

c. Occasionally 

d. Often 

QS. Do you attend the National Championships in your 

discipline7 

a. Never 

b. Only if in your own state 

c. Whenever they are held within reasonable distance 

d. Often 

Q9. Have you ever represented your zone, state or nation? 

a. Never 

b. Once 

c. Occasionally 

d. Often 

910. Do you work tor the sport by holding a position on 

your club'a executive or at a higher level? 

a. Not Interested 

b. No, but interested 

c. Yes, in the past 

d. Yes, presently 

Q11. Are you punctual and good at keeping appointments? 

a. Not really 

b. If it is really important 

c. Sometimes 

d. Usually 

~12,'~hat is your present average score for 200 targets? 

a. Below 80% 

b. 81-85% 

c. 86.95% 

d. Over 95% 

913. How long has your average score been at this level? 

a. At ieast 12 montlls 

b. 2-3 months 

c. Only recently achieved but it was an improvement 

d Only recently achieved but usually valies around U~ls level 

914. Are you easily distracted by other shooters or 

happenings when you are shooting? 

a. Often 

b. Sometimes 

c. Vely rarely 

d. Never 

Q15. What is your intention with your shooting over the 

next 12 months? 

a. Shoot socially. see friends, have a good time 

b. Win tlmphies 

c. Hope to shoot a better score than presently 

d. Achieve a specific target 1e.g. A grade within 6 months) 

Scoring: 

e-1.b-2.c-3.6-4. 

How you rate: 

-- 

Youa~e adedicated, consistent shooterwl~olikes to improve land 

win) and you are prepaird to discipline yourself to achieve goals 

vou have set voursell. You Drobablv have already achieved 

kpl-esentative Status at one of the 3 livels available.. 

41-50: 

You are a good shooter who has occasional wins and enjoys 

competing but you lack consistency and are somctlmes 

disheartened with your shooting. You would like to do better. 

26-40: 

Youdan't oftenwin tro]opl~ies, probably dan't get acllance to slloot 

ve~y often lyou could be a fairly new shooter) but with a bit of 

luck you feel you will impmve one day. 

15-25: 

You pmbably shoot because you like the company or your best 

mate shoots or itgetsyouaway fi-om the spause/parents/in-laws 

every now and then. Anyway it's more lun sitting in the 

clubhouse with a beer than standing out in the heat or rain. 

Maybe you can see yourself in this assessment, maybe you dan't 

quite fit any of the four descriptions. Whatever your rating you 

CAN impinve your shooting. And wouldn't you like to? 

Pelhaps you dutt't aspur lo be a N;ltional Cllarn[,ioti or cvcn lo join 

lllr mnhs .~f)our club's M glade sliuotem, ljur deep dutvn. wouldn't 

you lllc ro sl.uor ju,r tldr lrrllr bit be1.e~ dim1 you do ~III~? 

Well, you can help youlselfwith one of the following: 

I. See your local coach. Ifhe/she isn't interested in l~elping(but 

he/she will be!) ring your zone coach. These days most 

coaches are dedicated people ready to work with you to 

achieve your goals. They are now professionally trained and 

must keep up their skills to keep their position as a coach. 

2. Keep a diaty of your shooting: a plain notebook with a page 

for each shoot with your sco~es, shooting conditions and 

most important why you think you missed the ones that got 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY Tl LRGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

awav. Over a ~~eriod of time yo11 will sre your DL-ogress, 

out what youbid last tilrle io colrcel a probi;m ar at least 

have essential information to assist your coach to llelp you. 

3. Mental relrcarsal. Take a ritriel few minutes occasionally 

belbre a shoot lor even all event1 to close your eyes and 

imagine [or fcell yourway tllrougll tlle eve~itlsl, clearly seeing 

yourselr'powdering' t11r targets. 

4. Set yourself an acllievable goal for your shooting within a 

reasonable time frame. It may be just to altend Inore shoots 

this year or it could be to achieve a higher grade or 

percentace, or maybe co to the Nationals. Decide you will do 

it and yo; are haliwafthere. 

Shoothlg clays is fun. The mre you break tlle morr fun it becomes. 

Don't idd yourselfyou un't have boti~! Go out tllele and DO 1?? 

STATE NOTES 

From NSWCTA 

Central Zone 

ICenworth Gun Club advises of Ule cancellation of their August 

shoot, due to the clasli with the Cenl~al Zonc Carnival at Cowra 

on 29th August. 

Centmi Zonc AGM was held at Cowra on 17th April, with the 

following office beax-ers elcctcd - President: Les Aberley; Vice 

Prcsidenk Peter Mayman: Secreiary: Libbie Bunting. PO Box 19, 

Cudal. 2864: I-Iandicappcl.: Peter I-layman; Coach: George 

Bunting: Delegate to NSIVCTA: Les Aberlcy 13 years). 

Northern Zone 

Northern Zone held iheit.AGM in A].,iil. with tlle follnwing office 

bearers elected -President: John Kent; Vice Plesident: Rod 

Prior; Secretay: Jenny Burt. PO Box 836. Tamwortl~. 2340: 

Handicanner: John Farrell: Coacl,: Peter Smith: Assistant 

Championship Results 

The State Double Rise was conductcd at \Vagga Gun Club on the 

4th April. and was won by Gmnt 'l'lralcl~er from Tumul with a 

score of 51/60. 

T11e Slate Night Pointscore C'ship wa?; lielri at I-tawkesbuiy Gun 

Club on lire 23x1 April will, Lllr iviltlter being Matthew 

Du~lnacliic scrrrirrg Llli. only ~,os.iii>le I SO/ 150. 

Blue Book Programs 

Could all clubs please ensure rllal yoill. 1984 Club Proglam 

r~aches your 7anc Secrctn~y \>I; Uic 1Stl1 .Iunr for inclusion in 

the 1994 Blue Book. 

Coaches Corner 

by Frcd Schmetzer, NSW State Couching Director 

Saturday 26tlr and Slinday 27Li1 .June m-e the dates or the 

NorUlrnr Zones first Co;,cl~ing weekend for this year to be held 

at 'rarec/\Vingl~arn Gut, Club st:irting at lpnt on Saturday and 

loam on Sund;ly. This weekerrri will inrludr eoaching for both 

trap and skeet shooting. 

Northern Zone Coach, Peter Smilll. is rvorliing hard to promote 

this coaching weekend, so llopefuliy siioolers from 

Ta~ee/Wingham and ncigl~bouring gun clubs will show their 

appreciation far his hard work by aliending this weekend. The 

coaching program is designcd to be of benefit for beginners 

through to experienced and veteran sl~ooters. so I hope to see 

you at 'ra~.ru/\Vingl~:~n~ Gond sliaoling. 

find I I 

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Phone (079) 58 1805 

By Gerry Chizzotti, State Director of 

Coaching, Queensland 

On Saturday 6th March 1993 the Queensland Northern Zone 

Coaching Seminar was held at Charters Towers Gun Club. 

Attendance was excellent with six Level 1 coaches, three Level 2 

coaches and thirteen individual shooters. A pleasing aspect to 

come fmm the seminar was the request by four of the members 

to undertake Level 1 accreditation and a iequest by a Level 1 

coach to progress towards Level 2. 

As State Director of Coaching. I was pleased to see this 

commitment to coaching by all present. 

The opening of the seminar was handled by Mr Tom Comerford. 

who addressed those assembled on what is coaching and what 

coaches need to be sttiving to achieve. 

Following on fmm the opening. I explained the ACC/ACTA 

Update Policy which applies to all coaches regarding their 

accreditation status as active and non-active coaches. Alengthy 

session was then held outlining items from the Fourth Elite 

Coaches Conference held in Canbema. A point discussed in 

denth was situational leadershin, which is not somethinevou -, do 

to i>c'oplc. bur soruuthing you rlu w~tl~ pcoplc. "Rrmembcr tllvrr 

is nothing su unequal as llle vqllai tlrarn~c~~t of uncquals." 

Andrew Larsen p~esented a lecture on vision, explaining some of 

the methods used by top coaches in the USA, where he had spent 

time under their instruction. This session held the attentlon of 

all and many questions were put to Andrew. 

Bob and Arthur Scott had set up their cl~ronogmph and those 

present took the opportunity to try the perfotmance of their pet 

loads. Tilere wele many good and interesting points discussed. 

Angelo Zappala gave a talk on the value of using a pattern board 

to help Gun-Fit. All present were eager to Learn more and to see 

how thev and their tuns - . verformed. At the S D C C ~ ~ installed ~ V 

iJaucrn Plate ;I icw suquising icsul~s wclv found regarding rhe 

putrcrn allti wllrrc they tvcn. :lcur~ily iuukirlg. 

To finish a very complete day. Arthur Kenna gave a 

presentation on centring 'Preparation before it is your turn to 

shoot, focus on the target.' 

AUinallagood seminar, wellattended and by the feedbackreceived 

on Sunday, most thought it a well presented coulse out of which 

much was learnt. An opinion expressed was that a seminar evely 

12 months is too big a gap, with a 6 monthly semlnar being 

p~efened. A promise to put this point to the QCTA was given. 

In closing. I would like to thank the president and committee of 

U~eChaltersTowers Gun Club for the use oftlieirfacilitiesduring 

the seminar. I would also like to express my appreciation to all 

the individ~tai people that assisted in many ways to make the 

Norlhern %ne Seminal. the tremendous success it was. 

JUNE 1983 AUSTMJJM CL4Y TAR< ;ET SI-IOOTING NEWS PAGE 23

NORTHERN ZONE QCTA 

TRAP CARNIVAL 

By Jim Edmonds 

On 28th March the Northern Zone of the QCTA held its trap 

carnival at the Port Denison Gun Club, Bowen. A tom of 52 

shooters from clubs throughout the zone contested the events. 

CondiUons wcrc good will) lhc nulonous Rowen l~rcezc beltavlng 

itself fur Inor[ ofthe wuckcnd 'ihc sw~ldald uf shoour>g\vas high 

with possll>lcs only gualnrrtccmg sllootrn a pincr m rhr sl~oor-ofl. 

Event 1 was the Nortirern Zone Double Barrel Championship 

whlch was won bv D. McDomeU with a oossible. Event 2 was 

the NZ Points ~ ~ 'shi~ 

~~~ ~ taken out bv Eton MBC~~V shooter Dennis 

2 - ~~~~ , - 

~~ 

Mclntostl Ilic NZ Single Banri C'ship iollowrd and 01is was won 

by Jolm M:~lunc ofthc hornc ciull. I:venL 4 was illr KZ Carnival 

llandicap and 3 shaotrt.~ rcrurned a posstblr rcsul!.ng in ycl 

another shoot-off. The final outcome was 1st W. Gearingr2ndG 

Steward, 3rd G. Benson. 

The Annual Meeting of the zane followed the davs shootin@. - Tom ~~ 

Comerford 1s tllc &w Plesident. rile Zone ~;cretal~ Dnpl~ne 

Leeds slcpped dorvrl after rtlany years ofse~vicc, ilnd is replaced 

by J~rn Edmorlds of Mount lsa. 

Sunday saw the resumption oi competition with the NZ 

Charnpion of Champions being won by Cam Scott of Charters 

Towers from GeoffArcher also of ChartersTowers in a shoot-off. 

The Onal event was the NZ Double Rise Championshi]) and this 

went to John Malone of Port Denison Gun Club after a shoot-off 

with Rod Cusack of Mount lsa. 

The High Gun had finished in a tie between Max Nicolaides of 

Burdekin and Dennis Mclntosh of Eton Mackay. At the 

conclusion of the shoot-off Dennis was victorious. 

Full results in the shoot report section. 

Cnmemr ?colt rukr oJNZQCTA Chompion oJChnmph and aa.phg 

Zone Resldem. Jon Edmonds. 

NorthemZoneTrap TeamJmrn leJt lo *hl D. hfcDonneU. N. Sincloir, M 

Nlcdnider. R Cusack. T. CommafDrd and C. Archer. 

r.mm lei7 to mht Tom Camc&d lPresldent - NZXTAI. DaphneLeeds 1re"ring 

Seerem NZQCTAJ and Jim IXmonds (Secretmy NZQCTAI. 

To: 

AUSTRALIAN CLAY 

TARGET ASSOCIATION 

PO Box 557, Mt Wauerley, Vic. 3149 

Please note my Change of Address 

NAME: 

FROM: 

TO: 

MEMBERSHIP NO.: 

PICODE: - 

- PICODE: ___ 


AUSTRALIAN 

VETERANS GAMES 

Wagga Wagga 1993 

\Virh a toVal "180 sl~oore~s raking part, tile sccond Ausvalian 

Vctrmn.; Gamcs \Vagg;r \ V q p were under way :at the Wagga 

Curl CIII~ i~om 17rll lu 20111 hlat.ch. \Vldl slloulrls coming Ilo~ll 

as far away asTownsville, Queensland. the number of enGes for 

the veterans games far exceeded the expectations of the 

organising committee ofthis bi-annual event. 

The attendance numbers at tlie opening cetemony were very 

pleasing with Mr Joe Mason-Cox. President of the Games 

OrganisillgCommittee, being invited to open thecompetition and 

fire the onenine . shot. With the motto of the Triendiv Games' the 

d 

S~IBLIC i ~ \YJL~L.II r LIIC r~rnperiti~n \vins cot~ti~nct~d cc~.tilitily lived tip 

to thc naulc will) ~ouit s11001~.1 s llldicilli~sg dlnf [llcy ~v~ulcl I>? 

competing at the next Veterans Games \Vagga Wagga. 

The fine and sunnv weatlrer conditions and the lack of anv wind 

tlirouchout die tames was reflected in tlie fine scores dl& were 

Tlie club also conducted a BBQ tea, rvhicli wasverywellattended 

with evetyone enjoying the meal. 

The \Vagga Gun Club would like to tilank Sergio Zuffo from 

Scorpio Cartridges fox. his kiild donation of the sashes used at 

the games. \Ve would also like to extend a big tilank you to Lyn 

Teale and Chris Condon for the smooth running of the office 

durir~g the Games. 

Next year a four person team \viU be mnducted Over tlie plugam. 

Teams wUI mnsist of anc member Gom eacll age gmup, and will be 

picked at random Gnm competitors mmpe&ng over the full pmgam. 

So shooters put the 16th. 17th. 18th 81 19tlx March 1994 inyour 

dialy for the tlii~d Austlalian Veterans Games and come and 

enjoy the 'Trienrlly Games' at \Vaggu. 

TupPcdnsm - winner of the Wwden Spoon Aubalion Vetem Games 

wugga wvagg" 1993. 

Jce hfaon.Car. Pm$idmAubalian Veterans Gomesfiring the fist shot to 

open lhegames. Earned Rwke looks a 

RosbnLewis (me of our Wappers for lhe games1 hauing herfvrt attempt at 

shwting wiUt Mkhad Rwke lmking ar 

ouemllHigllGun~sfathel~VewGome6fmnleJttorightJoe 

Marm-Carlp,lp,sCdemdAushz&m V e w Oamesl. HolrnrdDw%& (65t nge 

9mupl. YnBW iLdks1. Bam~ K& 155-M ngegmupl. BomqlRmkef6168 

age grrmpl. Joe Seh(p (Memk~ fa W q o ond Minbm of Sport and Re~~eolW. 


GUN CLUB SNAPS 

DauulidTremdn ~JCanauindra Gunclub WLng a M e ruppf Lo Ler 

Akmder who won Vetemns. 

BREAK BADGES 

May 1993 

New South Wales 

H. Prlor DTL 75 

P. Andananos Cont 50 

P. Tagllapletra DTL SO 

R. WoJtowyez DTL 50 75 

K. Kennenon (Mrsl DTL 100 

S. Ranco DTL 75 

D. Blewltt DTL 100 

C. Mllllgan DTL 75 

P. Ewart DTL lo0 

M. Srnlth DTL 75 

B. Kelly (Mslstr) ISU Trap 50 

R. Welch DTL50 

G. Rootw DTL 300 

B. Rose DTL 300 

c. Young DTL 100 

K. Thompson DTL 150 

P. YO,^ DTL 75 

G. Wllkes DTL SO 

R. Aitchlson DTL 50 

L. Blake (Mnl Ball Trap 50 

G. Burton DTL 75 

C. Brandon DTL 150 

G. Tabaln DTL ZOO 

L. Pian- Skeet 50 75 

S. Borvden Cont 50 

S. Plnner DTL 100 

F. Petrlella WL 100 

D. Scott DTL 50 

D. Webster (Mstd DTL 50 

C. Kennerson DTL 50 

A. Thatcher DTL 100 

S. Thomoson DTL 75 100 1 

P. Cleg~ett DTL 250 

J. Sopi DTL100200350 

B. Fabris Dn50 

Tasmania 

S. Yaks DTL 350 

L. Plnner DTL2W 

A. Beer DTL 350 

R. Knies DTL 75 

V. Caristo L.YtLl00250 

Qucensland 

M. Nlcolddes DTL 75 

P. Petersen DTL50 

D. Ramsey DTL 50 

K. Maddox m50 

J. Storch ISU Skcet 50 

C. Boyd DTL50 

W. Humphreys DTL 100 

J. Taylor DTL 50 

R. Chapman WL 75 

C. Scott DTL 50 

G. \Vessel DTL 250 3W 

G. Bickerton DTL 150 

A. Smith DTLW 

Northern Territory 

N. Gilbert DTL 75 

H. Samld ISU Skeet 50 

B. Evans Cant 50 75 

DTL 150 

R. &be; Skeet 50 South Australia 

D. Suthen DTL 50 

R. Taylor Dl'LW B. Burton DTL 50 

M. Dengate Skeet 75 A. Steele Nstrl DTL 75 

s. Appelkamp IMd DTL 100 

Victoria G. Hand DTL SO 

G. BergraUl 

Mr Flavel 

R. Duthie 

C. Sanders 

T. Hicks 

A. Glapltzakis 

W. Web~ter 

L. Sklnner 

V. Molllca Jnr 

G. Bennett 

F. Varney 

J. Kelly 

B. Eagle 

B. Beard 

S. Atklns 

M. Absalam 

Western Australia 

?lTLZ503~350 

DTL 400 M. Mills DTL 75 

DTL100 D. Berty DTL 75 

DTL 150 G. Walker DTL 100 

DTL 100 S. Rollond DTLW 

DTL 50 

D. Burchard DTL 100 

50 75 100 R. Vlvante DTL 100 

DTL 250 \V. Jackson DTLW 

DTL 175 A. Kowald DTLSO 

DTL 50 R. Cannlng DTL 75 

DTL ZOO T. McBrlde DTL 50 

cont 100 A. Raphael DTL 50 

DTL 100 G. Mezzatesta DTL SO 

25 Pr D/Rfse T. Byrne Dn50 

DTL 150 

VALE 

Tom Mock 

Membrrj of Lhr Bobdelluwn CIIII Club and su~roundrng clubs wem 

saddened by !Ire dcatll O~M~TUIII Mock on Marzii 30. 1993 aged 76 

Tom was a very keen shooter who loved his club and hls clay 

birds. Tom was avery hard worker for his club, holding positions 

as Preddentand that ofSecretary right up to his death.Tom was 

also the clubs registered coach. Tom will be missed by us all. 

Members kxtend their sympathy to the Mock family. 

Bordertown Gun Club 


Monty Mortimer 

Monty, who had just had his 71st birthday this month. had 

not been out to shoot for a while. He came out for a visit and 

to have a shot, but after shooting a round of ball trap. Monty 

took ill and sadly passed away. He will always be remembered 

by friends and club shooters 

To M1.s Mortimer and family the club extends its deepestsympatlly. 

David Penn 

W. Spackm~ 

Port Augusta Gun Club 

Asenior member of tlie Echuca Gun Club for many years, David 

passed away after a lollg illness in Februaly. He was avery active 

~nember wlie~i tlle new club g~ounds of 11 DTL traps were 

constructed in 1980. 

Possibly his g~eatestwin on tile tracks was theDeauville Doubles 

at tllc Nationals in Echuca in 1986 with son Rohan. 

David sewed as Secreta~y for some 15 yeam till ill health forced 

him to retire flom active committee. 

Echuca Gun Club extends deepest sympathy to his wife Lorna. 

daughter Jan and sons Grant and Rahan. 

Robert William Trigger 

Robert William Trigger passed away March 28. 1993. 

Echuca Gun Club 

Itwould be fail.comment to say thatBob cut his teeth on furand 

featl~ers. At tithe age of nine he shot his first live sparrow out of 

Ole traps at the Myamyn Sports. Back in the good old days when 

you could sell rabbits. lle could skin three a minute. 

Bob was Secretaly of MacarOlur Gun Club for twenty-five yeas5 

and a good many years as Sec1.etary of thewestern District Gun 

Club Assoc. He was a foundation member of the Hamiltoll 

Sportsmans Association and in 1982 to commemorate 60 years 

involvement in shooting, they honoured him with a sportsman 

of the month awald. Boxing Day 1992 at tlie Tyrendarra Gun 

Club. Bob was given a presentation for his 70 years selvice to 

shooting. Bob was also a vely highly regarded member of the 

Myamyn Gun Club for the last eight years and took an activr 

part in shooting and club management until about twelve 

months ago when he became ill. 

Deepest synlpatlly to Bob's family. 

FOR SALE 

Lorraine Wombwell 

Myamyn Gun Club 

WINCHESTER WHITE FLYER 

CONTINENTAL TRAP 

Excellent Condition 

Fully reconditioned with a lot of spares 

(069) 54 4172 - (069) 54 4029 

Queensland .................. 28 

Tasmania ................... 35 

Western Australia ............... 35 

Victoria .................... 36 

Northern Territory . . . . . . . . . 

South Australia ................ 48 

New South Wales ............... 49 

CLUB NEWS 

Albany Gun Club Inc 

Office Bearers for 1993/94 are as follows: 

President: K. Paterson: Vice President: V. Adams: Secretaly: D. 

Levingston: Treasurer: J. Lubcke: Captain: D. Slee: Committee: 

M. Lubcke. R. Jaenicke. S. Woad. G. Jannings. 

Alice Springs Gun Club 

Ofice Beaters for 1993/94 ale as follows: 

President: B. Evans: Vice President: J. Niiand: Secretary/ 

Treasurer: M. Niland: Committee: S. Evans. C. Smyth. K. Fisher. 

8. Tucker. R. Laker. 

Canberra International Clay Target Club Inc 

At AGM held 31-3-93 the fallowing wex elected: 

President: N. Simms: Secretaly: R. Turner, PO Box 264. 

Fyshwick. ACT2609: Tseasuler: I. Beckingham: Vice Presidents: 

R. McLachian. J. Johnson. 

Coffs Harbour 8i District Gun Club Ltd 

At AGM on 30-3-93 the following were elected: 

President: J. Garrett: Vice President: P. Young: Secretary/ 

'I'reas~lrcr: I. Fry: Publicity Officer: R. hichison: Committeeman: 

R. Palmer: Club Captain: J. Garrett: Clubvicecaptain: P. Young. 

Dysart Gun Club Inc 

At AGhl held 7-2-93 the follo~ving were elected: 

Presidc~tt: B. Meaney: Seci.etaly/Treasu~.er: R. Meaney: 

Assiswnt Treasurer: C. Moore; Club Captain: D. Scully: Club 

Cuacl~ B. Meaney: Club Handicapper: R. Meaney: Club 

Delegates: B. Meaney. P. Field. 

FOR SALE 

New! K Grade (D4) Belgium Browning 

1975 Model, 2 sets of Barrels, Skeet & DTL 

Browning leather case 

HAS NEVER BEEN FIRED! 

Contact: Mark Ph (068) 92 4087, Fax (068) 92 4040 

Gladstone Clay Target Club Inc 

At AGM held 24-2-93 the following were elected for 1993: 

President: B. Scarborough: Vice President: A. Gregory: Secretary: 

L. Chelepy; Treasurer: P. Wood; Committee: J. Riggs, D. Auger. 

D. Houston. C. Chelepy. B. Herd. 

Glen Xnnes Clay Target Club 

At AGM the followine were elected: 

Presl~l~rrw 88/00. B 

S. Vaksuo 86/90: C: P. Kcmp 86190.50TDB: AA K. ~ a n i56/50,2nd o C. 

Rolre48I50: A: I. Mohr62/62,2ndW. Humphreys61/62; B:A. Com49/50,2nd 

T. O'LaughlI 48/50: C: P. Kemp 48/50. HG; AA: K. Nasarcnko 1M/165: A: W. 

Hurnph~ys 1621165: B: J. Bdett157/165: C: P. Kcmp 157/165. 

CAIRNS a DISTRICT 4-4-93 - Overeast 1291. 50T PS: OA & A: K. Dmvandi 

HG: K. ~ro;imdi 202/220. 

CENTRAL BURNETT 18-493- Fine & gustywinds 112). IOOTDB: lst25: P. 

Moloney: 2nd 25: P. Moloncy. P. Jones. G. Davis. C. Harrison: 3rd 25: P. 

Moloncy: 4th 25: P. Moloney. A. Meyer: OA &A: P. Moloney 100/100: B: A. 

Meycr93/lOO. 

CHARTERS TOWERS 4493 - Fine &windy 1151. 10T DB CONT HCP: B. 

Gavion.O.AThcr 10/10.25TDRCOmC.SeaU25/25. D.Gw.G.Anher24/25. 

.ti'il UD IstH smk& Q. caywn. 211d C AThcr&N.s~~~ulai; 5WDR B %olt 

9/10. 11 Guy 8/10 25TSKEETDULS: A Smrt25/25. B Grkc. 0 Guy. P. &I! 

BRISBANE 289-93. 30T MEDLEY: AA: P. Clnrkson. 2nd B. Power: A: H. ?dl25 20TDBlU\V€R P lLlUck R Pcno. W. FickL~?& P Bell 20/20 

Pineel.2nd R. Pennlrl: B: P.Sarbv. 2ndD. Duouv: C: G. Pattl.2ndA.Hoarth. 

~STHCP: 1st H. Pingel. 2nd larkson, on, drd b. ~~land.5h~B: &: P. 

Clarkson. 2nd B. Power: A: D. Hart. 2nd R. Pcnnisi: B: P. Sorby. 2nd B. 

Morgans: C: S. Putti.2ndA. Hogarth. 1OPRDR:AA: P. Clarkson.2nd B. Power; 

A: H. Pingcl. 2nd.l. Loy: B: D. Wyland.2ndA. Page: C:S. Patti.2ndA. Hogarlh. CDNDAMINE 10-493 -Fine & windy. 1OOTDB:A: G. Koeho 9711W. 2nd R. 

OAHG: P. Clnrkson 1441145. 

Knapp 92/100: C: M. Koeha 80/100: 0: M. Maller G1/100. 

BUNDABERG 4493 - Sliehtb windv 1181. 25TSKEET SS: A: R. Rehbcin DYSART 4493 - Overeast (17). 25T A: B. Meaney 75/75. P. Quinn. T. 

11/?5: B bl. 'lipman 25/22; d K ~;l:her' 18125. 251. SKit3' IICP 1 ~ ~ Curtis ~ 3 73/75: B: D. Coxwell 71/75. D. Scully 69/75. A. Comino 63/75: C: G. 

Brrly24/25,2sdS Plath22/25,3rdK P;tln~cr20/?5 25TDil A hl Tlp,w#o. Sirnonett 61/75. D. Turner 52/75.3rd F. Sedona42175.50TDB: A: P. Quinn 

h Ilcw 25fl5.0. ti. Silsw 25/25. C: D Shnw24125 25rDB. A R Rl.l~l,ci,l. 50/50, T. Curtis. R. Mcancy49/50: B: D. Scully49/50.A. Comina. D. Comll 

48/50: C: D. Turner, F. Scndanas44l50. G. Sirnonett 34/50.25THCP: 1srS. 

Mcaney 25/25. 2nd M. Hood 36/37. 3rd D. Convcll 35/37. IOPR DR: A: M. 

Hood 24/30. P. Quinn 23/30: B. D. Scul$ 19/20. D. Comll 18/20: C: D. 

Turner 11/20. G. Sirnonett. F. Sedana 10120. 

PAGE 28 AUSTRALJAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

Terranora Lakes Country club 

GUN CLUB 

~~. ~.~ ~ 

IMPORTANT NOTICE 

As from July our monthly shoot 

will be on the first Sunday of each month 

commencing July 4th at 9am. 

Townsville 

GUN CLUB 

16th - 17th - 18th July 

100 100 100 

TRENCH SKEET TRAP 

CASH TROPHIES 

See July magazine for full program 

8: R. Cmss 21/25. A. ~okno 20/25: C: G. sendon& 16/25.2nd F. &donas 

14/25.25T HCP: 1st D. Scully 25/25,2nd S. Sendonas 37/38.3rd M. Hood 

36/38.25TDBCONT:A:G.Cross. M.Hood. D.Scully25/25:B:R. Cross20/25. 

A. Comino 19/25: C: P. Scndonas 20/25. G. Sendonas 15/25. HG: M. Hood 

167/175. Sce: I. Croen 10791 85 4143. 

ONE 28.393 1221, 30TDB SS: A; D, ride 30130: B:A, 

Powell 27/30: C: A. GR~OI~ 27/30. 30TSB SS: A: K. Harrower 29/30: B: C. 

Warnock22/30: C: R. \Voodwad 21/30.30TPS C8lilP: A: G. Whitneld 89/90: 

B: B. Brightan 0/90: C: R. Woodward 68/90. 50T F&G: A. L. Chelepy: B: D. 

Houston: C: D. Wust. OAHG; C. Whitfield. 

13120.2nd P. ~ a y 17/30.30T k 5 ~: h: C. Wilt 44j46.2nd'~. lioare 43/46: 

A: B. Pe-e 27/30,2nd 0. Hart 34/39: B: B. Wilson 27/30. 2nd E. btzer 

26/30: C: K. Ai&ens 28/34,2nd J. Atkins 27/34.50TDB: AA; C. Witt49/50. 

2ndS. Laffcy 45/50:A:J. Underhi1149/50,2nd M. Murphy 60/63: B: E. btzcr 43150.2nd D. Young 42/50: C: M. Gotla 41150.2nd K. Aitken 40151. 1 W 

SKEET: A: M. S d e 89/100.2nd S. Laffey 82/100: B: B. Wilson 87/1W. 2nd 

P' C: D' Young SL/lW' 2nd M' Murphy 

GOONDlWlNDI 11-493 - Fine (20). 251' DB: A: M. OShea. T. Rabb. R. Potter 

25: B: M. PoiIM25: 0. A. Riky 24.25T DB: A: R. Pomr. L. Hornby, P. Bmwn. B. 

Suhr. G. Scudmre25: B: M. Porfiri25: C: D.Smith. 25TeS:A: 0. Porliri 75/75: 

GLENDEN -Overcast lG,. 10TDB M.At,em C. Lecds, G. 

Kunst 9/10. 25T HCP: M. Gillham 23/25. M. Ahen, 22/25. C. Lecds 21/25. 

20T DB: C. Lee& 34/34. M. Allern 31/34. G. Kunst 15/21.2OTSB CONT: G. 

Kunst 16/20. M. Giill~am 15/20. K. Babty 12/20. IOPR OR: M. Allern 16/20. 

K. Bapty 15/20.0. Hayes 18/25. 

B:A.R~cy69/75:C:R.e-ton~/75.25~HC~:B.Dc~rtoli.L.~Ionlb~25/25. 

KARUMBA21-3-93 - Overcast (6). 30TMEDLEY: S. List49150. M. Bullagiar 

48/50. 0. List 45/50. 25T PS: M. Buhagiar. C. Bullagar 72/75. L. Soluri. S. 

List 71/75. 25T DB: L. Solar1 25/25. S. List. 0. List 23/25. 2.- HCP M. 

Buhagiar. D. List. L. Solari 24/25. 

CLAY TARGET CLUB INC. 

Uhlmann Road, Burpengary 

4th July 1993 - 9.30am 

JULY SHOOT 

Event 1 10T D1B Points Eye Opener $5.00 

AA, A, B, C 

Event 2 30T D/B Continental Championship $10.00 

AA, A, B, C 

Event 3 30T D/B American Style Trophy $1 1.00 

AA, A, B, C - 1st & 2nd 

Lady, Junior, Veteran 

Event 4 30T Double Barrel Championship $10.00 

AA, A, B, C 

Total $36.00 

GRADED HlGH GUNS 

FREE AFTERNOON TEA 

JACKPOT 

Phone Stephanie (07) 888 2903 

The committee reserves the right to alter the program 

REDCLIFFE CITY 


Duffield Road. Clontarf. Qld. 

TRAP 

SUNDAY - 13 JUNE 1993 

S?$XTING 9.30 AM 

Event 1 25Tgt Double Barrel 15m S 8.00 

Graded AA, A, B, C 

Event 2 50 Tgt Medley $16.00 

25tPS 15m-25tDB 15m 

Graded AA. A. 8. C - 1st & 2nd 

Event 3 25 Tgt Double Barrel Handicap $ 8.00 

1st. 2nd. 3rd 

TOTAL NOMINATIONS $32.00 

VETERAN, LADY, JUNIOR $25.00 

HlGH GUNS -AA, A, 0, C, LADY, VETERAN, JUNIOR 

Prer~dent - 8111 Chain Secretor/ -Yvonne Tobbenor 

Phone (07) 284 1109 PhoneJFox (07) 2M 3810 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALVLN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 29

- 

DYSART GUN CLUB Inc. 

P.O. Box 73, Dysart, Queensland 4745 

ANNUAL SHOOT 

SAT 3 JULY - 10.00am 

Event 1 15T Double Barrel Eye Opener 15m 

Event 2 Bob Jane Mackay C'ship 

25T Double Barrel 15m 

Trophies ABC 

Event 3 Broadsowd District Point Score C'ship 

25T Point Score 15m 

Overall Sash, Trophies ABC 

Event 4 Broadsound District Continental C'ship 

25T Continental 15m 


Event 5 State Ball Trap C'ship 

50T Ball Trap 


Central Burnett Gun Club 

MUNDUBBERA, WEENSLAND - [AHdlated ACTA lmfporaled) 

ANNUAL TWO DAY SHOOT 

19th 20th June, 1993 

(195 CLAYS FOR ONLY $94.00) 

SAT 1 9 JUNE ~ ~ 

AT 12 NOON 

Event 1 CENTRAL BURNETT GRD MEDLEY 

10TDB-10TPS-10TSB 

Compulsory Dlvlslon 

Nom $10 

Event 2 SOT DB TROPHY EVENT 

Graded AA A B C 1st & 2nd 

Nom $20 

Event 3 ?ST CENTRAL BURNETT SB C'SHIP 

1st each grade AA A B C 

Nom $12 

SUN ~OTHJUNE AT AM SHARP 

Event 4 30T DB TOP CAT TROPHY Nom $12 

Graded AA A B C 1st & 2nd 

Event 5 30T BLACK STUMP CASH HANDICAP Nom $20 

lst,2nd& 3rd 11-15. 16-19. 20-22 

Calcutta on this Event 

Event 6 30T PS $1,000 CASH EVENT Nom $20 

AA A B C - all dlvlslons 

SEE MAY CTSN FOR FULL PROGRAM 

SUN 4 JULY - 8.30am 

Event 6 Col Ennis Memorial 


Trophies Overall ABC 

Event 7 Broadsound District Double Barrel C'ship 



Event 8 Broadsound District Single Barrel C'ship 

25T Single Barrel 15m 


Event 9 25T Handicap 

lst, 2nd & 3rd 

AA if 5 or more - Lndies if 5 or ,nore - Ladies &Juniors 60% Noms - Overnll wirrsgrnde -finio~~TropBy oft ?nost euerlts 

Hig7t Gun on progmm - Cmnping, Cartridges b Refrer7z~nents noniI~Lle -Full Cnlcutta on Events 7 tf 9 

The Co,nmittee rcsemes the rig71t to alter t71e propm if rrecessnnj 

I Terranora Lakes I 

Classic '100' 

SUNDAY JUNE 1 3 ~ ~ 

AM START 

1. 15T Double Barrel Cash $6.00 

AA, A, B. C 

2. lOOT Double Barrel Pointscore $40.00 

Overall AA. A, B. C 

Overall -Sash &Trophy 

1st each grade -Sash & Trophy 

2nd each sade -Trophy 

Shot in four visits to trap 

Paul Benner 

President 

1073 54 4604 

VETERANS 70% NOMS 

LUNCH & CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE 

Bill McCainn 

Secretary 

1075) 72 922 1 AH 

(0751 78 5677 BII 

PAGE 30 AUSRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

GOONDIWINDI GUN CLUB 

12th OPEN SHOOT 

Saturday & Sunday, July 10 & 11,1993 

* $3,500 CASH & TROPHIES " 

SAT JULY 10 - loam prompt start 

EVENT 1 GOONDIWINDI WELDING WORKS 50 TGT D/B 15M $28.00 

Overall Badge &Sash. AA A B C lst, 2nd & 3rd. Junior 1st & 2nd 

EVENT 2 O'SHEA'S ROYAL HOTEL 50 TGT SIB $28.00 


SUN JULY 11 - 9am start 

Smorgasbord and Calcutta -Royal Hotel 6.30pm 

EVENT 3 COOREYS CLASSIC 25 TGT D/B CHAMPIONSHIP 15M $14.00 

Overall Badge & Sash. AA A B C Ist, 2nd & 3rd. Junior 1st & 2nd os $ 2.00 

EVENT 4 SUDHOLZ EARTHMOVING P/L SHOOTERS LOOT 

25 TGT D/B AND 25 TGT PTS 15M 

AA - $200, A - $200, B - $200, C - $200. DIV 60%, 30%, 10% 

CALCUTTA EVENT 

$28.00 

EVENT 5 BORDER BUILDERS AND PLUMBERS SUPPLIES $14.00 

25 TGT SIB CHAMPIONSHIP 15M 


Total Nominations $96.00 ifwhole program shot -Optional Sweep $4.00 

C GradeJuniors and C Grade Ladies and Veterans 60% noms ifprogram shot 

Htgh Guns: AA - Lowes Petroleum, A -Cotton Traders Corp, B -Lawrence Springborg MLA, 

C -Don b Muriel Park, Junior -Cam b Glenda Ellis, Ladies -Kevin b Linda Suhr, 

Veteran -Peco Trading Co. 

For accommodafion contact Mick O'Shea (076) 71 1877 -Camping fanlitles available 

Wanuick Outdoors 6 Sports display on site 

Pres~dent Jumbo Brown (076) 71 2044 Secretary Mlck O'Shea (076) 71 1877 

THE COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE PROGRAM IF CONSIDERED NECESSARY 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 3 1 

I

QUEENSLAND 

STATE TRAP CARN 

RESULTS 

Kingaroy Gun Club -- 1st-3rd May, 1993 

Winchester Pointscore 25t M. O'Shea 99/99 

Sponsored by Winchester Australia 

State Double Barrel Championship 50t D. Smith 315/315 

Trophies donated by Winchester Austrai~a and Bay C~ty Targets 

State Pointscore Championship 50t 

Sponsored by Caltex 011s Austral~a P/L 

W. lles 1501150 

State Double Rise Championship 25pr W, lles 50150 

Sponsored by Oiimpyc Targets & Scorpio Cartridges 

State Single Barrel Championship 50t 

Pr~vate Health Services 

W, lles 1051105 

Handicap 25t DB N. Deeley 88/88 

Donated by P Moloney 

Queensland Champion D. Smith 3981400 

Sponsored by Fuller Firearms and QCTA Western Zone 

Overall High Gun W, lles 3961400 

Trophy donated by N. Deeley 

Ladies High Gun V. Storch 3601400 

Trophy donated by T & T. Meadows 

Junior High Gun A. Ebern 3771400 

Trophy donated by D & J. Auger 

Veterans High Gun B. Nasser 3671400 

Donated by Stevens &Sons Firearms 

Special thanks go to our donors for the State Trap Carnival: Tony Long; Noel Deeley; Tom & 

Thelma Meadows; D. & J. Auger (Gladstone Guns); Stevens & Sons Firearms; QCTA Western Zone; 

P. Moloney; Fuller Firearms; Rhonda Dean; M. Porter. 

Thank you to the Kingaroy Gun Club for the use of their grounds for the carnival and the hospitality 

shown to all the visitors and shooters during the three days of competition. 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 33 

-

WINTER CARNIVAL 

17th & 18th July 1993 

SAT 17th - 12.00 noon 

Event 1: 25 Target D/B 15m Grd S/S 

Event 2: 50 Target D/B Carnival Classic $27.00 

0/A 1 & 2 Grades Lady, Jnr, Vets 

Russell Barker Memorial Trophy 

shot in co~ljunction with tltis event 

Saturday Night Seafood Banquet 

'BEST PRAWNS ON THE COAST' 

SUN 18th - 9.00am 

Event 3: 25 Target D/B Carnival C'ship $12.00 

O/A 1 & 2 Grades AA, A, B & C 

Event 4: 25 SIB Carnival C'ship $12.00 


Event 5: 25 Target Pts Carnival C'ship $12.00 


Event 6: 25 Target Chsh Handicap 

ll-l5m, 16-18m, 19-21m, 22m 

Divided 60% 30% 10% 

Teams: 5 Man Team over full program $10.00 

3 Team - 1 from each grade $6.00 

A, B & C over full program 

HIGH GUNS 

Sashes & Trophies 

Overall, AA, A, B & C Grades 

Lndies, Jnniors & Veterans 

Total Nominations $90.00 

Ladies, Juniors & Veterans $75.00 

Pres: Geoff Fett 

The cornminer tescrves the right to alter rile prognln 

Gold Coast & Albert 

Clay Target Club (Inc.) 

Gross Road, Woongoolba, Qld. -UBD Map 84 El 

PROGRAM FOR 

JUNE 

Practice every Saturday 1.00 to 5.00pm 

$4.00 for 25 targets 

Sunday 6th June 

100 Targets Field & Game 

Wednesday 2nd June 

Event 1 40 Tgt 'State' Night Mixed C'ship $20.00 

Event 2 20 Tgt Double Barrel 15x11 $7.00 

Trophies AA, A, B, C 


SKEET - 8.30am start 

100 Targets Graded Trophies $25.00 

*Any shoorer wishing ro shoot borh Skeer and Trap 

rnrisr have nominated prior ro 9.00arn 

TRAP - 10.30am start ' 

Event 1 20 Tgt 15m Sweeps AA, A, B, C $7.00 

Event 2 30 Tgt June High Gun Event $9.00 

Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C 

Event 3 25 Tgt Handicap $8.00 

Trophies 1st. 2nd & 3rd 

Event 4 25 Tgt 'Zone' 15m Double Barrel $10.00 

Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C 

60% Nonls for Vererans - Ludies -Novice 'C' Grade 

Fronr Marker High Gttn 11-14m and Overall High Gun 

SPECIAL EVENTS 

C1til1 Jackpot - Two Draivs - Unli~nired Tickers - $1.00 each 

Kevin Seeney Planr Hire High G I for ~ a possible 

in Evenrs 2, 3 & 4 

BBQ Lunch - Apemoon Tea - Refreshme~~rs 

The cornmitree reserves rile righr to alrer tl~eprograrn 

Pres: Mike Murphy Sec: Kevin Seeney 

(075) 91 1185 (075) 30 4144 

PAGE 3.1 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

BOTHWELL4-493-Goad (20). 25TPS;T. Benndt74/75: B: G. Price 72/75: 

C: A. Kelly 74/84. 50T CLUB CBNIP: 0A: 0. Kclly 51/51: A: L. McCallum: 0: 

Y. Dance 51/53: C: R. Smilh 48/50. 25T HCP: 1st G. Dance 26/26. 2nd S. 

Williams 25/26,3rd C. Laxdo 24/25. 

DEVONPORT 17493 -\Vindy 1341. CrNOF D'PORTSOTSKEETCSHIP: OA 

&A: C. Latham47/50: B: P.Turner 55/59: C: D. Gallaway 40/50: Nov: J.Veal 

38/50.10T DB SS: P. Turner, T. Atkins. A. Bennett 10/10. J.Veal8/10. CllY 

OF D'PDRT50TDB CBHIP: OA &A: C. Latharn48/50. B: J. Turner 47/50: C: 

I. c~ark 48/56: NO": A. MurTett41/!3. 25T HCP: 1st P. Turner 24/25,.2nd C. 

Latham 35/38,3rd A. Bennett 34/38. 

11OBART28-2.03 - (1.1). 50TDU: A A tic""! 55/50. B: G Jackman 45/50. 

C: 11 S,llitI~ 45/50. 25T HCP. 1st C Price 35/35. 2nd R Clnwod 31/35. 

:rrd P Pr,anxir 39/40 25TSKEET A. A ticnny 23/25. B N. Mnync 23/25. 

C: N. Webb 22/25. 

BUNBURY 44-93 -Fine (25l.lOOTPRESCUP: OA: W. tYhitcraft189/200: A: 

B. Benjamin 189/200: B: L. Yates 187/200: C: S. O'Brien 172/200. 

BUSSELTON 11493 - Fltlr d c;%l,n (121. 25l' 1111: A 11. Ilenj;~nlt!! 24. C. 

'l'lao~nl,~~~~ xi: n: .I Al>lclr 24. R. ruiier 23. C R. Bcvcn 23 25TDBTO!!'ER: 

A. C 'll~oll~],~lln 25. J ,\bltrt 21: B R Fuller 25. A Tllomls 24 C M Pcllc 23 

COWE 3-493 -Fine (10). 5@l'DB:A: L. Patemon 48/50: 6: M. Mi113 53/50: 

C: K. Blanc43/50. 

COWE 18-493-Rain (181.1OTDB CD:T. her41/41.4OTDB:A:T. Fnser 

79/79: B: B. Pricbard 40140: C: G. Coverley 38/40. 

GERALDTON 1-493 - Flne (61. lOOT SKEET: 1st Rnd D. Hilsz 25/25. 2nd 

Rnd F. Bomban 23/25. 3rd Rnd D. Hilsz 23/25. 4th Rnd F. Bomb- & V. 

Oliveri 23/25. HG: D. Hilsz 92/100. 

GERALDTON 4493 -Fine (10). 10T CONT EO: G. Kelly 10/10. M. Hatch 

9/10.50T CONT CLUB CBHIP: OA: G. Kelly 40150.2nd R. McDonald 42/53. 

3rd M. Hatch 41/53. 10T CONT: P. Stuart 18/18. HG: G. Kelly 50160. 

GERALDTON 18-4-33 -Fine (12). WSKEET: 1st Rnd: G. Kelly 25f25.2nd 

P. Stuart 24/25: 2nd Rnd: F. Bomban, E. Darv 25/25.50TDB: 1st Rnd: E. 

Daw25/25: 2nd Rnd: E. Daw 24/25. 10T DB: E. Daw. 10TDB: E. Dew. 10T 

DB HCP: J. Boyes. HG: E. Daw 951100. Sec: R. Mosel (0991 21 3498. 

XATAHNING 18-4-93 -Fine 1271.50T DB HCP: Too Gun: A. Kowld 53116. 

S. Gibson 50/15:TropLy: R. conning 136. W. ~ickois 135. 

UUlCELlN 18-493 -Perfect (241. lOOT DB: 1st J. Dyas 100/100. 2nd E 

Dlekinson 158/157,3rd D. Ireland 1551156.25TMWER: E. Lewis 30/30. 

Clay Target Club lnc. 

1993 

TRAP CARNIVAL 

3 & 4 JULY, 1993 

POOL TRAP OPEN - ~PM 

-FRIDAY JULY 2 

HOBART25'3-93 - -F~l,c & ln~ld (171 IOOTCLUII PSC'SiIIP OA: S. Brownlng 

2901300. M. 1'. Ttrnlcr 28G/300: A: U. K~lly 2861300 U R Knies 287/300. 

C: Ilng25/25: I3 R SINIII 24/25 

C I' Fr418ctr 2"/25. 

SATURDAY JULY 3 - AM 

Event 1 Nom $12.00 

Rural Traders Co-operative Championship 

HOBART 25-4-93 -Fine 1241 10L' UU EO SS: S. Mnrsiajill. N hfnyne. S. 

Urolvtritlb(.G Procc. P Courlny. B.S%v;%n. 0. Kcl1y.T ncnnrlt 101 10.50TD11: 

,\A: s. llrowtti~u! 1071107. A K Bathman 49150: 0 G. Jurkrnan .lG/50: C: 

P. Gourlay 47/50. SOT SKEET: A: S. ~rowning 48/50: B: P. Courlay 46/50: 

C: P. Piusclli 43/50. 

TA.5MAVIA.V 14-3.93 - I311 SOTSKEETSS A C BI~kcu49150. 0 L V~lley 

.111/50. c R ~urr 45/50 25TlICP: 1st s Y;las 171.17, 211d ~ . ' 50/51 n ~ 

3nl 1) Sll;xrv4!J/51 SUl'lY SS A. C Bl%kctr 150/150. U P Jn~nsr 1.12/150 

C: D. G~ilu~vay 751150 Scc T \V#nipcar 

~ 

25T Double Barrel 15rn Graded A.B.C. 

Sponsored by Rural Troden Co-operative and Rural Traders 

Insurance Agency 


Narrogin Business Proprietors Championship 

50T ~ Double ~ ~ Barrel Pointscore 15m Groded A.B.C. 

Sponsored by Betto Appiionce Centre. Narrogin Furnishing. 

South Central Travel. Dugald Ferguson Machinery. Great 

TASMANIAN 18.4-93 -01crcnsf (32) 50TSKC:I:TIICI'. Irr 1). Ihrr lOS/l 13 

21111 A 0ccv 102/10!3. 3rd 1.. Aktot~ 77li08. 50 UYU'lCE A: A. User 50150: 

13.1. Sr*rrr.skcr 49/53: C D Cdlucv;~y 28/50 20PR DR A C nlorkcrr 30140. 

U L Slllllll 31/40 C D C:~llo~~ily21/40 

Southern Fuel Supplies. Western United Insurance Brokers, 

Narrogln Observer, Moulds Fuel, Narrogin Buildlng & HarMre, 

Michael Harris CA, Bird Cameron, Porrys Pty Ltd 


Woolcombers Handicap 

25T Double Barrel Handicap Trophies 1st to 8th place 

Sponsored by Woolcombers (WA) Pfy Lid 

Saturday Evenlng -cornpefltors and famllles lnvlted to 

complimentary meal at club 

SUNDAY JULY 4 AM 


Dawson Sports / Winchester Classic 

25T Double Barrel 15rn Graded A.B.C. 

Sponsored by Dawsons Sports and Winchester Awtralia 

Event 5 Nom $ 6.00 

Westpac Special 

5 Pr Double Rise 15rn Graded A.B.C. 

Sponsored by Westpac Banking Corporation 


State Double Rise Championship 

25 Pr Double Rise 15rn Graded A.B.C. 

Sponsored by Wool Agency Co Pty LtdondStorm Boy 


1993 Narrogin Cup 

25TDoubie Barrel 15m Graded A.B.C. 

Sponsored by Darrell and Helen Wiese 

OVERALL HIGH GUN TROPHY -sponsored by Narrogln Joinery 

HIGH GUN SASH & MEDALLION -donated by John Barnes 

LADIES HIGH GUN -donated by Narrogln Beauty Cllnc 

JUNIOR HIGH GUN -donated by Ross Eckenley 

VETERANS HIGH GUN -donated by Denls Cardwell 

Junlors to pay half scheduled nomlnatlon lees 

Sunday Nlght -cornpllmentary barbecue and retreshments 

Camplng facllftles on grounds 

Proddent -David Wdkr ph (098) 61 6020, lax (098) 61 6030 

Enqvlrls~ -LamhoilJackronph (098) 81 2455. lax (098) 81 3361 


N E W 21-3-93 -Fine (9). 10T HCP EO: 1st P. Robson. D. Wyber 9/10. 

25TDB: A: A. Sungel 24/25: B: A. MeHatUc 21/25: C: N. Auramouskl20/25. 

25T SB, A: A. Sungel. P. Robson 22/25: B: A. McHattie 22/25: C: D. Wybcr 

18/25.50TSKEET: 15tA. Stingel. . P. Robson 45/50,2ndA. McHattic42/50. 

3rd N. Auramouski 35/50. 

NE\VMAN44-93- (6). 50 PS: IstT. Sungel 145/150,2ndD. Wyber 124/150. 

3rd B. ~oeefyn 106/150.25T~KEET:A:T. Stingc123/25: C: B. Jocelyn24/25. 

WESTAUSTRALIAN 11-3-93.75TSKEET: A: J. Dyas 70175: B: 1st R. Wilson 

71/75,2nd G. King 71/75: C: S. Forsyth 71/75.2nd R. Priolo 67/75. 

WESTAUSTRAIUVT 24/25/25493 -AUSTRALIAN MASTERS. 50TSKEET: 

Gro 1: J. Dvas 48/50: Om 2: G. Faulkes 46/50: Grn 3: 8. Bedlev 46/50: Gro 

ARARAT 11-4-93 - Sull &$van!, (2.1) 101' PS EO CD J \Velrh P. Watson 

30/30.G.C.crcll~ A \Volmlers29/30.30TDBC'SHIP.OA&A C Youog75/75. 

2nd N.Cmckncll74/75. -~~~~~ ~. BM Cmscl.s35/3G.'Lnd.I. ~ ~ 

Wclri~29131:CLVamev 

28/30.2!rdJ.Dunn26/M.251~~~~.11-i~1 s I.owc27/27.2.d~ 11;r1121/2~: 

15-18: J Welsh 26/25. 2nd hl. Cassells 40/42: 19-22 P. Watson 3G136. 2nd 

l3.ilmts35/36. llGP Wnlsvn 85185,JHC hl C~ssclls78/85. OTF: G. Yo~ng. 

BOORT4-4-83-1271 10TI:O ll hlcl.cod. K llllnott, hl All~ablll.'C iore 18/25. 2nd P. Young 17/25 ISC HCP 

1% S. Imdshoro,~gl! 35/35. 211d Ci You$ng3.1/35 BM (i Bmdley 14/15 20T 

DB C'SIIII': OA & AA: J. Kcllv 85/85 2nd C Broad A B Evans 8(/65.211d 1.. 

Saunders: B: K. Elliott, 2nd~. Landsborough: C: P. Young 18/20 

r 

Tatura Gun Club a 


Start 12.30pm -Practice from 12.00 noon 

Ev 1. 5 Pr Double Rise Eye Opener $6.00 

Ev 2. 15 Pr NE Zone D/Rise C'ship -OA& 3 Grades $12.00 

Ev 3. 25 Tgt Handicap - 1st. 2nd & 3rd $8.00 

Ev4. 25Tgt Double Borrel C'ship -0A & 3 Grades $8.00 

JACKPOT ON EVENTS 2.3 & 4 

LUNCH &AFTERNOON TEA AVAILABLE 

Prer: Howard Hawiling (058) 56 1227 Sec: Bill Eagle (058) 21 7058 

CALIAWADDA STAWELLS-4-93 -F!uc [tilll LST PS EO: U. Flavcl. B. ilanu. 

H.Crackncl1.J Kelly. L Cwk45/45.25TlI)BC'SiIIi' OA&AJ Kclfy 172/172. 

2rrd L.Coak 171 1172: U: ll. Crdck33~1130/31.2t1dJ. Kedfvrd35136:C:A. Wallrr 

23/26,2nd C ~oung22/2G. 25T DB CSHIP OA & A: P. \va&on 67/G7.2nd 

P. Hoarc 66/67: B: N. Hinncbcrg 28/20. 2nd C. Leslie 34/35: C: B. Hurson 

24125.2ndA Farchin26129 20TDBCONTC'SHIP OA&A.D. Rlckiud40/40. 

2nd P. Watson 39/40; B H. Cracknell23/24,Znd N. McQuinn 22/25: C: M. 

Wythe 18/20,2ndA. Wdler 26/32. Sec: G. Hunt59 0261. 

CERBERUS 3-493 -Fine & sunny (14). 10T DB: A. Reed. J. Gaunt. W. 

Woodward. W. Pcny. C. Carrol. A. Crawford. B. Bennett. P. Mills 10/10.2OT 

PS: A: W. Woodward 69/69: B; J. Gaunt 60/60: C: T. lvanovie 51/60. 50T 

DB: A: N. Quick 70/70,2nd A. Sydenham 69/70: B: S. Podd 83/85.2nd A. 

Reed 82/85: C: T. hanovie 44/60. 15PR DR: N. Quick. A. Sydenham. C. 

Carrol. P. Mills 27/30. 

CERBERUS 25.493 -Fine & sunnv 1221. 10T DB: 10 Passibles. 20T DB: A: 

PS: A: J. Row 56/GO. B F Buchnn 50/GO C: U. Rosctro 62/60. 140: A: C. 

Canol 98/Im U: F. Uuclnatr 97/1OO: C: U RusctLo89/IGO 

COHUNA'2-4-93 -Fine & cold 1271. NOYICE: A. Russell 1110. 10T PS EO: B. 

McLeod. N. Suthcrland. 20T PS'CSHIP: OA & A: C. ~radley 59/60. 2nd M. 

Absalom 58/60: B: D. Russell 57/60. 2nd K. Rudebeck 56/60: C: R. Heap 

54/66.2nd P. Vines 51/66.20TCONTDB: OA &A: G. Bradley 37/37,2nd B. 

MeLcod 36/37: B: S. Bruns 19/20. 2nd K. Elliott 19/21; C: P. Vines 18/20. 

2nd W. Hester 17/20: Jnr: L. Watenon 16/20. 

COHUNA 16493 -Fine & cool (26). 10T PS EO: G. Bradley. T. Fne. B. 

McLeod. N. Sutherland divided. 40T MXD: OA & A: M. Absalom 58/60. 2nd 

N. Suthedand 56/60: B: A. Day 55/60. 2nd K. Elliot 49/60: C: G. Wwds 

46/60,2nd 0. Heap 45/60.20T HCP: 11-15: J. Kelly 18/20. 2nd U. Grant 

17/20: 16-19: D. Francis 26/27. 2nd S. Landsborough 25/27: 20-22: T. 

Robinson 21/22,2nd C. Bradley 22/24. 

COIAC 11-4-93 -Sunny & humid (32). 10T PS EO CD: 11 Posslblcs. 3UTDB 

C'SHIP: OA: T. Bradshaw 144/144: A: F. Dlgnan 143/144. 2nd P. Bdtten 

109/110: B: G.Thorpe 30/30.2nd B. Fame129/30: C: S. Swayne34/36,2nd 

R. Wall 33/36: Jnr: M. Fleming 30/30. 20T PS WHIP: OA: D. MiloJcvie 

177/177:A: N. Marlnos 176/177. ZndT. Bradshaw90/93:B:J. Hughcs80/81. 

2nd B. Fames 69/72: C: M. Colc 59/60.2nd S. Swayn 49/60: Jnr: M. Flemlng 

59/60,20TSB CBHIP: OA: M. Fleming 20/20: A: N. Marinas 40141. 2nd 8. 

Jennlngs 39/41: B: C. Thorpe 18/20. 2nd J. Hughes 17/20: C: R. Cardncr 

St. Arnaud Gun club Inc. 

27th June 1993 -'l.OOpm start 

* State Championship Program * 

lot Double Barrel Eye Opener $6.00 

40t State Day Mixed Target Grd C'ship $20.00 

25t Double Barrel Grd C'ship $9.00 

High Gun 

WANGARATTA 

Clay Target Club Inc 

SUNDAY JUNE 2 0 -SKEET ~ ~ 12 NOON 

See Queen's Binhday Weekend Circuit Shwt ad for DTL program 

Ev 1.50T Skeet C'ship Ev 2.50T Skeet C'ship 

1st & 2nd ABC 1st & 2nd ABC +Best Junior 

full $15 red $9 01s $2 full $15 red $9 01s $2 

Lades, Veterans & Juniors reducednoms 

OTL TRAP WILL BE OPEN FOR PRACTICE 

Pres: Tony Pennsy (060) 24 4215 AH - Sec: Bev Penney (060) 55 5452 BH 

PAGE 36 AUSl i7ALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

WERRIBEE - VICTORIAN 

CLAY TARGET CLUB 

JUNE PROGRAM 

WlSCl COMPLEX, BALLAN ROAD, WERRIBEE 

I1 km north of Racecourse on left 

Sunday 13th 12.00 noon 

Event 1 15 Tgt Pointscore CID $7.00 

Event 2 25 Tgt Olympic Trap C'ship $9.00 

OIA, 1st & 2nd A B C 

Sash Overall 

Event 3 20 Tgt Double Barrel C'ship $8.00 


Sash Overall ' 

Event 4 20 Tgt Single Barrel C'ship 


Sash Overall 

Event 5 15 Tgt Handicap 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd plus BIM 20-22m 

HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAM 

$8'00 

$7'00 

Sunday 20th 12.00 noon 

OLYMPIC TRAP 1 ZZ SHOOT 

Event 1 75 Tgt Olympic Trap C'sh~p 

(plus 25 Tgt Final) 

$25.00 

OIA plus 1st only AA A B C grades combined 

Sash Overall 

Event 2 25 Pr Double Trap C'ship $15.00 

OIA plus 1st only AA A B C grades combined 

Sash Overall 

Event 3 24 Tgt ZZ's (4 x 6 Tgt Events) 

Enquiries David Nielsen 741 7205 

President: Carol Zagor - 369 1811 BIH 

- 749 4379 AIH 

Vice President: David Gray -742 3600 BIH 

LITTLE BOUNDARY ROAD, BROOKLYN 

Melway Referance Map 40 F10 

Wednesday 2nd 6.00pm 

CLUB DOUBLE BARREL C'SHIP 


Event 2 50 Tgt Club Night DIB C'ship $1 8.00 

OIA, 1st & 2nd AA A B C 

Sash OIA, Ribbon 1st each grade 

Wednesday 9th 6.00pm 

Event 1 15 Tgt Continental Points CID $8.00 

Event 2 15 Tgt Continental DIB C'ship $8.00 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd -Sash OIA 

Event 3 15 Tgt Graded Continental DIB C'ship $8.00 

OIA, lst&2ndABC-SashOIA 



Ist, 2nd, 3rd -Sash OIA plus FIM 

Event 2 15 Tgt Handicap $8.00 

Ist, 2nd 3rd plus BIM 20-22m 

Event 3 15 Tgt Graded Pointscore C'ship $8.00 

OIA, 1st A B C - Sash OIA 

Wednesday 23rd 6.00pm 


Event 2 40 Tgt Mixed Target C'ship $1 6.00 

lot DIB, lot SIB, 101 Pts, 5pr DIR 



Event 1 10 Pr Double Rise C'ship $8.00 

Ist, 2nd, 3rd -Sash OIA plus FIM 

Event 2 20 Pr Deauville Doubles C'ship $9.00 

Shot from 20m 

1st & 2nd Pairs -Sashes OIA 



Secretary: Robert Flower - 459 5424 

51 Stanton Drive, Rosanna, Victoria 3084 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTNG NEWS PAGE 37

17/21.2nd R. Dun" 16/21: Jnr: S. Suayn 16/21. HG. N. Marinos 139/140: 

JHG; M. Fleming 138/140. 

COLBINABBIN 2 5493 -Sunny (38). 20TPS CSHIP: OA: A. Jaws 90/90: A: 

A. Johns 87/90: B: O. Bmwn 56/13 C: H. Barnes 53/60. ZOTSB CBHIP: ~~~~ OA: ~~ 

L. ~nigh120/20:A:J. Waldmn 28/29. B H. Nll,ill20j22. C: 11. llnn~cs 19/20 

20T DB C'SIIIP: OA: R. Ross 55/55. A: L Knlp,r 51/55. 2nd J. Ell~orr 351313: 

0: G Brow 39/40. ZndA Dillon38/.10: C: H. Barncs24/26,2r~d I.. Crc23/20. 

DENIUQUIN 18483 -- Fine 1291. LOT FS EO: B hlrlrod. .I. Wddmll. A 

Ilrddshaw. M. Robcns. C. Camcmn. 1. Poole 20TPS C'SIIIP: OA& A W. Conccs 

123/123 B: J. Kcmo 58/00. C: M. Scllncr 51 1Ca. 40 hLYD TClS OA & n: I{. 

FOSTER 10-4-93-Finc&wvn(241. LOTPSCD. B.Slokcr30/30 SOTCLUU 

MEDLEY C'SHIP. OA C. Gny: A: B. Webb: U: U. Porrrtlv~in: C: P McGaw 

FISH SIIODT: 0. McCnw. P. Culdcr, hl. Shdcls. 

PRANKSTON AUSTRALAW 21-3-83 - 1321.25T PS: ~ A: ~~ N. Salarnch 96/99: B: 

S. Clifton 70/75: C: ~:~bgcrald 62/75: 2 k DB: A: J. Younger 30130: B: S. 

Clifton 24/25: C: C. GlldcrZ3/25. 15PRDR: A: J.Younger26/30: B: M. Roolker 

19/30: C: C. Fitzgerald 22/30. 75T SKEEl? A: D. Cunningham 73/75: B: J. 

Glanvillc 72/75: C: C. Gllder 68/75. 75TTRENCH: A: T. Ro% 73/75: B: N. 

Pedulla 63/75: C: A. Vamno 60/75. 

PRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN 28-3-&) - Flnc. 501' PS: AA: W. Woodward 

FRkYKSTON AUSTRALIAV 4483 - Fozlc 25TPS A. C. Asla 75/75. B. M 

llwlkcr 71/75: C. C. Scow 69/75 lO0T DB M G Aslt IUU/IW, A: 1). 

ParsellOY/100.11: J. P;~rrc1197/100. C C. Sco$v11 100/101 SOTTRENCH A: 

T Row 50150; B: C Carrol 45/50. C: 1). lll~cklry 37/50 LmSKEET. AA 

L Bcrrlley W/100. A: D. Mack 102/Im. R. J Clanvlllc 9ti/lr)4: C. A. Prokrc 

82/100. 125T ISU SKEET. AA 1. llalc 1.15/150.2rrd C. Ms~rlcman 137/150. 

A. Agterhuis 32/34. 25T SB C'SHIP: OA & A: A. 1 

CEEWNC 0.493 - Ftnc & mild 1361 1mr PS EO CL). .I. Marrl~ry. R. 

Christopher. P. Uritsrx. W ilce. N. Maronmos.A. V.~nno. C \V~lll~~$ltnr~~30/30. 

30T OB C'SHIP. OA hl. Crcvorin 2241224: A: N. Mi~nrms 2211224 2nd .I. 

110/11i: B: T. Zagor 117/120,2t1d F. Cuartcro 86/90: C: W. Jones 77/90. 

2nd B. Stewart 76/90. HG: W. Iles. 

CEEWNC 25-493 -Fine 1301. 10T PS EO CD: J. Hughes. 0. Sooo130/30. 

HOPETDUN 3-403 -Perfeclll71 l0TPSEOCU \t KL yv6li. C Onlcou 30/30. 

.I. \Vchstcr. U Ha11;11n 29/30 20TPS C'SHIP OA & A: C. ll~ckalrl 58/GO. 2nd 

C Jorgrnscn 57/60 R: C Dalton 57IGO.Znd J Wrlatcr 5J/(i0: C. 0 tl~ll:m~ 

50160. 2nd S. Fraser 49/60 20T MEM IICP: 1st J. Wcbrrcr 20/20. 2nd E. 

lloppcr 19/20,3rd D Hdlam 18/20. HG: J. Wcbrtcr. 

HORSIW 10403 - Wamr 137). 1UI'EO I3 Posa8blvs 30TDB CSHlP OA 

&A: B. Jcnkms40/412nd M. K~n@ll43/44: I3 hl. Cr;mm8os 39/41.2nd B. 

C;ulcr31/32: C'D Crute27/32,2ndA F~lccl~ln 26/32. 20rIICP 11-15hl A 

Fncchin 18/20, 16.17M: D. Ilorria. B P.%pst20/20: 19-?OM. C Jarred 20/20 

20-22M' R Psprr 20/20. Sce: 0 Harris (053) 82 0934 

JEPARST 18-483- Exnllent (31). IOTDB EO: 17 P-lbles. 30TOB CSHIP: 

OA & B: S. Ncwcombc 50/50,2nd R. Long41/42: A: J. Gawith 43/44,2ndA. 

Smith42/43: C: O. Payne 26/30,2ndT. Clarke23/30: Lady: J. Gawith 28/30: 

Jnr C. Jorgenscn 29/30. 15PR DR CSHIP: OA & A: D. Flavel 26/30. 2nd T. 

Gawlth 34/40: B: M. Nnveombc 24/30. 2nd 0. Shauss 30/40: C: T. Clarke 

21/30,2nd G. Payne 19/30.20PR DD: 1st R. Black & D. IIlavel20/20.2nd C 

& R. Jargcnsen 50/51. See: D. Flavel(053) 97 2170. 

14 JUNE 1993 11 .~OAM START 

BENDIGO 

CLAY TARGEXLUB 

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY SHOOT 

HIGH GUN = SASH t 1 CASE WINCHESTER SHELLS 

Ev 1. 25 Tgt Queen's Birthday' Point Score Championship 

Sash + Prizes 4 A, B, C Trophies + $200 1st & 2nd 

Ev 2. 25 Tgt 'Queen's Birthday' Single Barrel Championship 

Sash +Prizes AA, A, B, C Trophies + $200 1st & 2nd 

Ev 3. 25 Tgt 'Queen's Birthday' Double Barrel Championship 

1st OIA = Sash + 1 case Winchester shells 

1st in rein 3 grades = Sash + 1~ case Winchester shells 

2nd AA, A, B, C = Trophies valued at $I@ 

NOMS EVENTS 1 &2 = $10.00 EACH 

NOMS EVENT3 = $15.00 

TOTAL NOMS 1,2 & 3 = $35.00 

Pres: Wayne McCadhy Sec: Leigh McC)ualtei 

Ph: (054) 42 1776 Ph: (054) 42 2781 

COSGROVE 

GUN CLUB INC. 

WED 7TH JULY 1993 

11.00 am 

30 Tgt Handicap $23 os $2 

OA SKB Auto 

Case of Cartridges each group 

11-14,15-18,19-22 

30 Tgt Championship $9 os $2 

OA, A, B, C 

HIGH GUN 

G. N. T. Ballintine (058) 28 5205 

PAGE 38 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB 

Victoria Road, Lilydale, Victoria. Phone (03) 739 1771 

Saturday 5th 

Event 1 50T Trench Grd A B C Nom $16 

Event 2 25T Pointscore Grd C'ship A B C Norn $ 9 

Event 3 25T Double Barrel Grd C'ship A B C Norn $ 9 

Event 4 25T Single Barrel Grd C'ship A B C Nom $ 9 

Event 5 75T Skeet Grd C'ship A B C Nom $20 

Event 6 25T Tower Novelty 1 2 3 Nom $ 9 

Saturday 12th Commencing 11.30am 

SOUTH EAST ZONE TEAM SHOOT 

.ROUND 3 

Event 1 25T Double Barrel Grd C'ship AAA B.C Jnr 

Event 2 25T Handicap 1 2 3 B/M 

AFTER PRESENTATION OF EVENTS 1 & 2 

Event 3 25T Pointscore Grd C'ship AA A B C Jnr 

Event 4 75T Skeet Grd C'ship A B C Nom $20 

JUNE PROGRAM 

Saturday 19th 

Event 1 75TTrench C'ship Nom $22 

Event 25T Pointscore C'ship A Norn $ 9 

Event 3 25T Double Barrel C'ship A B C Norn $ 9 

Event 4 20T Handicap 1 2 3 Norn $ 8 

Event 5 75T Skeet C'ship A B C Norn $20 

saturday 26th 

Event 1 25T Trench Trophy Nom $10 

Event 2 25T Pointscore C'ship A B C Nom $ 9 

Event 3 25T Double Barrel C'ship A B C Norn $ 9 

Event 4 20T Single Barrel C'ship A B C Norn $ 8 

Event 5 75T Skeet C'ship A B C Nom $20 

Event 6 25T Tower Novelty Nom $ 9 

Monday 14th June Commencing 11.30am 

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY SHOOT 

Event 1 25T Pointscore Graded Championship AA A B C Jnr Nom $12 

Overall will take their grade, sash plus chainsaw 

Two grade winners 7 piece outdoor furniture, C grade two burner gas stove 

2nd trophy, Junior ribbon & trophy 

Event 2 25T Double Barrel Graded Championship AA A B C Jnr Nom $12 

Overall will take their grade, sash plus Stanley Rogers cutlery set value $400 

Two grade winners ribbon plus 43 piece cutlery set value $140, C grade ribbon plus socket set 

Junior ribbon &trophy 

Event 3 25T Single Barrel Graded Championship AA A B C Jnr Nom $12 

Overall will take their grade, sash plus Black & Decker electric saw (184rnrn) 

Two grade winners ribbon plus Makita cordless drill, C grade ribbon plus trophy 


Event 4 75T Skeet Graded Championship AA A B C Jnr Nom $22 

Overall will take their grade, sash plus two burner LP gas cooker & griller 

Two grade winners ribbon plus LP gas barbecue 18; C grade ribbon plus tool kit 


NOTE: HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 1, 2 & 3 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CJAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 39

Eehea Gun Club (Inc.) 

Mitiamo Road, Echuca West 

Sunday June 13th 

11.00am start 

Event 1 25 Tgt Skeet C'ship ABC $8.00 

Event 2 10 Tgt Handicap Cash Divide $4.00 

Event 3 20 Tgt Major Handicap $12.00 

OIA, 1st & 2nd three groups 


ABC 1st & 2nd 

Event 5 20 Tgt D/B Continental C'ship $7.00 

ABC 1st & 2nd 

- Shooters Please Note - 

North East Zone Ball Trap Elimination 

Sunday 11th July 10.00am 

in corju,rntio,r with 

Echuca Gun Club's July program 

Prrs: Ron Traill See: Kevin Dobson 

(054) 84 1356 (054) SO 7035 

V.C.T.A. 

SOUTH EAST ZONE 

Premier Teams Event 

Round 3 

MELBOURNE GUN CLUB 

SAT JUNE 12th 11 am start 

25T Double Barrel C'ship $1 1.00 

25T Handicap $1 1 .OO 

Zone Secretary - C. Carrol (03) 775 7926 AIH 

- 

Shepparton Clay Target Club Inc. 

River Road, K'alla - P.O. Box 126, Shepparton, 3630 

Sunday 6th June, 1993 

ECONOMY SHOOT 

Event 1 noms $10 red $7 01s ea 25T $1 

50T Grd Double Barrel Championship 

Overall Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade A, B & C 

Event 2 norm $10 red $7 01s ea 25T $1 

50T Grd Metered Double Barrel Championship 

ShotA off lam, Boff l6m, C off 14m 

Overall Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade A, B & C 

Sunday 4th July, 1993 

ECONOMY SHOOT 

Event 1 noms $9 red $7 01s da $1 

30T Grd Double Barrel Championship 

Overall Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade 

Event 2 noms $7 red $5 ds da $1 

10Pr Grd Double Rise Championship 

Overall Sash plus 1st & 2nd prizes each grade 

Event 3 noms$7 red $5 no sweeps 

20Pr Deauvllle Doubles off 18m 

No sashes - Prizes for 1st & 2nd pair 

PresdeM: SlevenThrelfall Secretary: Travis Roamw 

(058) 21 3679AM. (058) 21 6572 SM (058) 21 9682 

DENILIQUIN 


Racecourse Reserve, Deniliquin 

SUNDAY JUNE 20 

PRACTICE (INCL. DIRISE) PRIOR TO 

A NOON S TART 

Ev. i: 10 Tgt Double Barrel Eye Opener 

Ev. 2: 10 Tgt Double Barrel Elimination 

Ev. 3: 30 Tgt Double Barrel Championship 

Ev. 4: 20 Pr Double Rise Championship 

HIGH GUN ON EVENTS 1,2,3 & 4 

NOMS FOR THE DAY - $32 - PLUS SWEEPS 

TIME PERMlnlNG - 10T REPCO CLUB MUG 

'The committee reserves the right to alter the program ' 

Pres: G. Beer Sec: G. Cameron 

Ph: (058) 82 4274 P.O. Box 115, Deniliquin, 2710 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALMN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 41

FRANKSTON AUSTRALIAN 


Rossiter Road, Carrum Downs-Phone (03) 782 1626 

JUNE PROGRAM 

Sunday 6th 

* 25t Points Trophy A B C $ 9.00 

* 25t Single Barrel Trophy A B C $ 9.00 

* 25t Double Barrel Trophy A B C $ 9.00 

* 15pr Double Rise Trophy ABC $10.00 

75t Trench Trophy ABC $20.00 

* 100t Skeet Trophy A B C $22.00 

Sunday 13th 

* 50t Points - cash each grade A B C $15.00 

50t Double Barrel C'ship A B C $15.00 

10pr Deauviile Doubles - 1st & 2nd $ 6.00 

* 75t Trench Trophy A B C $20.00 

* 25t Tower Points A B C $ 9.00 

* 100t Skeet Monthly C'ship AAA B C $25.00 

Sunday 20th 

* lot Points Eye Opener $ 5.00 

- 75t Mixed Targets A B C $30.00 

(25 PS, 25 DB, 25 SB) 

1 case Scorpio cartridges each grade 

* 25t Ball Trap Trophy ' A B C $ 9.00 

* 50t Trench Trophy ABC $16.00 

....................................... 

Winter Gumboot Skeet Shoot 

* 50t Winchester Skeet Doubles AA A B C $15.00 

* lOOt Winter Skeet C'ship OA AA A B C $25.00 

incl Handicapped event for 20,28 & 410 

Sponsors: Winchester and Bob Old 

................................ 

Sunday 27th 

* 50t Points Trophy ABC $15.00 

* 50t Double Barrel C'ship ABC $15.00 

* 25t Continental Trophy A B C $ 9.00 

75t Trench C'ship plus Final AA A B C $25.00 

* 15pr Tower Double Rise A B C $ 9.00 

lOOt Skeet Trophy AB C $22.00 

(Club Champion qualifying event) 

Metropolit an 

Clay Target Club Inc. 

O'Hearns Road, Epping, 3073 -Ph 401 3134 

JUNE PROGRAM 

Sunday 6th 12 noon start 

Ev. 1 15 Tgt Points EO CD $8.00 

Ev. 2 25 Tgt DB 1st A.B.C. $9.00 

Ev. 3 25 Tgt Skeet 1st A.B.C. $9.00 

Ev. 4 15 Tgt Tower Points 1.2.3. $8.00 

Ev. 5 25 Tgt DB 1st A.B.C. $9.00 

Euent 2,3 & 4 

1st Elimination for S.A. Gun Club visit 

on 2nd & 3rd Ocfober, 1993 

Sunday 20th 12 noon start 

Ev. 1 15 Tgt Points EO CD $8.00 

Ev. 2 25 Tgt DB 1st A.B.C. $9.00 

Ev. 3 25 Tgt Skeet 1st A.B.C. $9.00 

Ev. 4 15 Tgt Tower 1.2.3. $8.00 

Ev. 5 25 Tgt DB Cont ist A.B.C. $9.00 

Events 2, 3 & 4 

2nd Elimination for S.A. Gun Club visit 

on 2nd & 3rd October, 1993 

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING ADVANCE NOTICE 

15th AUGUST 1993 

Metropolitan Ball Trap Pre State 

50 Tgt + 25 Tgt Final 

24 GRAM LOADS - PHONO PULLS IN USE 

NOMINATIONS $20.00 

PRACTICE 

Saturday I2 noon to 5pm - Skeet, Tower & DTL 

Sunday - Skeet & Limited DTL 

Tuesday 12 noon to 5pm - Skeet & DTL 

Preadent: Vice President: 

Bert Lobley 461 5935 Steven Tate 465 3351 

PAGE 42 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGEI' SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

QUEE#NyS BIRTHDAY WEEKEND 

ClRCU T SHOOT 

BENALLA ALBURY-WODONGA WANGARATTA 

HlGH GUN OVER 3 DAYS 

AA GRADE 1 CASE SHELLS I A GRADE 1 CASE SHELLS 1 B GRADE 1 CASE SHELLS 1 C GRADE 1 CASE SHELLS 

Saturday 12th June 10.30am start BENALLA 

SHOOTSPONSORED BY REPCO AND NORTHERN VIC AMMO SUPPLIES- BALLANTINE SHELLS 

Event 1 25 Tgt REPCO Pointscore C'ship OIA + 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C nom $1 5 red $12 ds $1 

2 Sighter targets for each shooter on 1st event 

Event 2 50 Tgt NORTHERN VIC AMMO SUPPLIES Double Barrel C'ship O/A t 1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C nom $22 red $17 ds $2 

CLUB MONTHLY HlGH GUN TROPHY OVER 75 TARGETS 

OIA Sash t 3 grade winners sponsored by Northern Vic A m Supplies and Repco 

Also sponsored by Kerang Ibis Traps Pv Ltd - Ladies & Junior High Gun Sashes 

Banded fargels will be used - Reduced norns br Ladies, Juniors 8 Veterans (over651 

Pres: T. Plum (057) 62 1674 

Sunday 13th June . 9.30am start ALBURY-WODONGA 

SHOOT SPONSORED BY WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA AND McGEOCH'S HUNTING & FISHING STORE, ALBURY. 

TOTAL TROPHY VALUE $5,000 

Event I 10Tgt Pointscore Eye Opener nom $6 

Event 2 20 Tgt Albufy-Wodonga PIS C'ship OIA & 2 grade winners t 2nd A, B & C nom $1 5 o/s $2 

Event 3 30 Tgt McGEOCH'S CLASSIC Double Barrel C'ship Grd AA, A, B & C nom $37 o/s $2 

1st Full Sash & Winchester lever action .22 mag rifle retail value $699 each 

2nd I,$ case Winchester AAl250 shells each, 3rd 100 Winchester AA 1250 shells each 

Best Lady, Junior & Veteran 100 Winchester AA 1250 shells each 

Event 4 20 Tgt WINCHESTER AUSTRALIA Double Barrel C'ship OIA & 2 grade winners t 2nd A, B & C nom $15 ols $2 

High Gun over full program - 2 cases of Winchester shells for AA, A, B & C 

Lady, Junior &Veteran High Gun over full program % case Winchester shells each 

High Gun sponsor - Winchester Australia 

School Student t0Tgt Single Barrel - Approx. 1.30pm start 

Pres: Greg Pinner (060) 25 361 0 AIH Sec: Geoff Agnew (060) 59 1606 IVH, (060) 21 8494 WH 

Monday 14th June 10.00am start WANGARATTA 

Event 1 10 Tgt Single Barrel Eye Opener nom $4 

Event 2 20 Tgi WANGARATTA MOTORS PIL Single Barrel C'ship 1st & 2nd A, B & C nom $8 red $5 01s $2 

Event 3 20 Tgi CALTEX SERVICE STATION ROWAN STREET Points C'ship 1st & 2nd A, B & C nom $8 red $5 01s $2 

Event 4 20 Tgt GRAND PRiX HANDICAP nom $20 red $1 2 01s $2 

1st -Trophy value $5M, - Choice of 12" x 9" tent, gaslelectnc car fridge, 3 burner gas batbecue & 

metal trolley, microwave oven, portable colour TV, video recorder or Miele vacumn cleaner plus full sash 

2nd -Sunbeam Mix Master 

3rd - Beautiful Trophy value $120 

Event 5 20 Tgt WINCHESTER Double Barrel C'ship 1st & 2nd A, B & C + BestJunior nom $8 red $5 01s $2 

Reduced noms for Ladies, Juniors and Veterans (over 65) 

CLUB MONTHLY HlGH GUN TROPHY OVER 90 TARGETS 

Pres: T. Penney (060) 24 4215 NH Sec: Bev Penney (060) 55 5452 F4H 


fineto & Abruzzo 

Gun Clubs 


to be held at 

Melbourne Gun Club 

Victoria Road, Lilydale 

Ev. 1 15T El0 Points C/D $8.00 

Graded 

Ev. 2 75T Double Barrel $22.00 * 

lst, 2nd & 3rd ABC 

Ev. 3 50T Skeet $15.00 * 

Reduced nonzs for ladies, juniors and veterans 

This shoot isgenerously sponsored by: 

ASSISI PTY. LTD. 

Licensed Estate Agent, Auctioneers, Property Managers 

892 Doncaster Road, East Doncaster 

Ph: 848 7888 Fax: 848 7472 

Frank D'Assisi A.R.E.I., J.P. Director 

The continued support of the following organisations 

is also appreciated: 

,.< 

e Nillumbik Cellars Pty. Ltd. 

11 Chute Street, Diamond Creek Ph: 438 1249 

r Hilton Business Agency, 

1st Floor, 70 Doncaster Road, North Balwyn 

. Mobos Constructions Pty. Ltd., 

6 Swanston Street, Preston Ph: 480 5100 

Lygon Driving School (U. Melchiorre prop.) 

Ph: 350 1604 

N. & D. Concrete & Drainage, 

Concreting and drainage contractors 

Ph: 380 2296 or 018 387 128 

S. Zotti A. Di Pietro 

Ph: 480 3028 Ph: 850 6784 

GEELONG 

Clay Target Club (Inc.) 

JUNE PROGRAM 

SUNDAY 6th Note winter start - 12.30pm 

Nominations for Event 1 close 1.15pm 

Event 1 25 Tgt Pointscore Graded $8.50 

ABC 1 & 2, Badge Overall 

Event 2 25 Tgt Double Barrel Graded $8.50 


Event 3 25 Tgt Double Barrel Graded 18m $8.50 

ABC 1 & 2, Badge 

HIGH GUN OVER PROGRAM 

POINTS TO COUNT 

SATURDAY 12th 1.00pm start 

Nominations for Event I close 1.45pm 

Event 1 50 Tgt Double Barrel CD $15.00 

Event 2 25 Pr Double Rise CD $15.00 

PRACTICE - SKEET & DTL (1.00PM TO 5.00PM) 

ALL SHOOTERS WELCOME 

SUNDAY 27th Note winter start - 12.30pm 

Nominations for Event 1 close 1.15pm 

Event 1 25 Tgt Double Barrel Graded $8.50 


Event 2 20 Pr Deauville Doubles C'ship 18m $8.50 

Badge Overall 1,2 & 3 

CHOSEN PARTNERS 

Event 3 25 Tgt Continental Graded $8.50 


PAGE 44 AUSTRALIAN CLAYTARGET SHOOTNG NEWS JUNE 1993

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STATE TEAM ELIMINATION 

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Mildura Gun Club - 5th & 6th June, 1993 

150 TARGETS TRAP 

50 PAIR DOUBLE RISE 

Further defallsphone Laurie Connws (050) 232567 

STARNAUD 25.493 -Fine & sunny (211. 10T ES EO: J. Welsh. W. Calzlby. 

G. Cassells. J. Kelhr. D. BclWli. P. Walson. P. Beaman 30130.25TDB CSHIP: 

Pritchard 32/33: C: A. Facchin 23/25.2nd P. Young 15/25. HC: G. Cassclls 

W190. O W J. Kelly, 

TATURA 15493 -Fine 1191. 10TBAUTRAP EO: J. Beard. W. Evnle 10110. 

MILDURA GUN CLUB 

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY WEEKEND 

12th & 13th June, 1993 

200 TARGETS TRENCH 

I00 TARGETS EACH ,DAY 

Trophies Overall and Graded AA, A, B & C each day 

Ausclay the Birdbrain System operaling both days 

Further defalls phone Laurie Connors(O50) 232567 

WERRIBEEVICTORUW31-3-93-Cool126). 10TDBEO:T.Vonanr. R. Rasih. 

J.Tonna.A. Fabris. G.Vella. J. Sesto. G. Went A. DeMurl. M. Smlth.V. Flowcr 

101 10.10TSB CD: R. Evans 10/10. 10TES CD: G. Vella, G. Wcnt30/30,10T 

CONT CD: R. Rasih. J. Tonna. R. Evans. A. Fabris. S. Mlrams. G. Vella. A. 

Varano. 0. Went. M. Smith. B. Hoyland 10/10. HC. G. Wcnt59/60. 

WERRlBEE VICTORIAN 7403 ---Cool & ~lru~vsly 1321 IST 15 CI): W. Ilr.*. 

hl. Z3lmpcrunr 45/45. 1Sr Ull C'SIIIP 1st W Ilea 212/212 211d R. Hu$udcrl 

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hl. jl~!ujwn>r~~ (id /li5 I3 F Fnhns 51/52. C V Burg 15/16, 

WERRIBEE VICTORIAN 11493 - Fine & warm (221. 15T ES CD: M. 

Zampcmni. P. Carlon 44/45.25TULYMPTC TRAE OA: N. Wennlng 23/25: A: 

D. Oray 22/25.2nd C. Wlllctt 19/25: B: F. Cuartero 19/25,2nd J. Ncumann 

17/25:C: R.BresnnnZ2/25.2nd L. DiGloaehino21/25.25THCP: 1stR. Wilfen 

28/28,2nd F. Cuartero 27/28.3rd G. Pritehanl25/26, BM G. Willett 22/25. 

25T DB CBHIP: OA: L. DlGloachlna 44/44: A: R. Wlfien 43/44. 2nd M. 

Zampcroni 29/30: B: F. Cuartem28/29,2nd J. Neumann27f28: C: F. Cullinan 

24/25.2nd W. Markham22f25. HC: F. Cuartcm 111/120. 

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lies 31/31.2nd 0. Magdrlan 30/31,3rd E. Spleer 28/29. 15T ffi CSHIP: 1st 

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VCTAZ3/24/25.483-CIc;v$v~tlm l8ght wnds 1771 STATE SKEETCARNVIN CSHIP: OA: A. V-no 18/18: A: G. Magdzian 17/18: B: G. Freeman 16/18: 

-5OTVlCSKEETC'SHIP OA: P Kruumlrrs52/52.AA.Il.'ll~omsn~~51/52:A. C: P. Groves 11/15. 

I). Jnckc141/50 11: G. Dcnnhson 48/50. C.A SLWOW 43/50. ~~. ~ ~. LT~LCB - ~ ~~ K. ~~ Llc8i#l 

47/52:Jnr: A. Glllrndn42/50 ~~TSTATF.~DBISC~S~IIP. 

OA ti Clukc 6c/i/j~l 

M. R Old G7170.A D Jaekrl48/51; U: P. Cab1 45/50: C: S il:srrls 35/50, 

Ladiss. K. Ugh145/58: Jnr: D. Slron38/50. 1OOTSTATESKCETC'SIIIP OA 

N. Dlmmlck 136/139.M: R. Old 135/130: A: A. Gillr~vnn 9o(i/100: n: 1'. C;,lvt 

IM/100: C: K. Gilder HX/100: I*%d~rs: C. Ogdcn 93/IM1. Jt~r A Gill~~~ltn WOODSPOINTZ5.493 -Fine. 10TPS HCP: J. Kruse. L Gray. W. Ragusch. 

16/100. 75T WRTPIIII.I.IPS~ATE SKEITC'SIIII'. OA. C. Dg C C Ocnnrtr 

Ml7.5 Ladres. C Ogdedcn 75/75. Jnr E. Brook 70175. CLUII SKKErTKAM 

MATCH: Frankston Auslralkn GIIII CIIIII. 11. 11101~on. R. Old. G Clarke. 39 

Bnger. B h9ack 8431875 ZONE SKEBr'rEAU hiA'ITlI So8rllt F;hr 'Lnrlr - P 

liuvcs. A Bc~a. L. Mauzcr. T Evans. D Ilto!nso!~ RlU/tl75. iII~:II CIJNS 

0Gn: G. ~l&ke 267/575: Ladies: C. Ogden 251/275: Jnr: A. Gillman 

244/275. STATE WSTALTEAMS: Open: B. Thomson. C. Clarke. M. Brigs. 

L. Mauger. W. Mecarthy. C. Ogden. R. Old. B. Mack. T. Evans. D. Juckel. A. 

Crlkis. A. Gillman. L. Becchcy. M. Hill. W. Him: ladles: C. Ogdcn. Ii. Light. L. 

Robinson. J. Kent: Jnr: A. Gfllman. E. Brook, D. Short.TEAM HG: O~cn: M. 

Bri@$s: Ladles: C. Ogden: Jnr: D. Short. 

WANGARATTA 17-493 - Fine 1431. 10T SB EO: B. Hewshall. S. Mllroy. S. 

Mooney. S. Rnncr 10/10. 20T SB CSHIP: OA & A: C. Pinner 36/36. 2nd 8. 

North 35/36: B: K. Rudebeck 37/37. 2nd L. Rch 36/37: C: 0. Tvylor 17/20. 

2nd S. Mllroy 16/20: Jnr: S. Pinner 17I20.20THCP: 1st A. Grass1 22/22,2od 

G. Plnncr 21/22. 3rd T. Plgram 20/21. 2OI DB C'SHP: OA &A: C. Sandcn 

47147.2nd B. North 39/40: B: M. Feldtmann 46/47,Znd P. North 30/31: C: AYERS ROCK 10/11-493 -Fine & nies (13). 25TCLUB SKEETHCP: lstB. 

J. Hadson 19/20. 2nd D. Taylor 17/20. 10T JNR DTL: Open Susan Milmy Evans. 2nd C. Stephens. 3rd C. Smyth. SOT CLUB SKEET CSHIP: OA: D. 

101 10. Novlce Jason Hadson 5/10. HC: G. Plnner 69/70. Blyant: B: 8. Evans. 2nd J. Niland: C: C. Stephens. 2nd R. LeSlrange. 25T 

A 18-e99 -Fine 1191, JOCK SmER MEM SKErr :I.sl.IIP; 

CLUBHCP: 1stT. Brown.ZndJ.Nash.3rd R. LeStrange. SVTNTSTATENIGHT 

A: K, Fsher 50/50, 2,,d D, Jaekel so/8l: B: K, Demaj 44/50, 2nd L, 

CONT: OA: B. Evans: A: J. Nash. 2nd T. Brown: B: C. Stephens. 2nd R. 

41 /50: C: B, Bnivbon 45/50, 2nd A, Sims 42 Jnr: Hourlgan 

LeStr=gc:C: C. S~Y*. 2nd J. Niland.5WNTSTATE NIGHTSB: 0A:J. N=h: 

50TSKEETC.SHiP: OA &A: T, Evans 50/m, 2nd D, 48 /50: B: 

A: B. Evans. 2ndT. Brow,: B: C. Stephens. 2nd D. Bryant: C: C. Smyth. 2nd 

Dema, 47/50, 2ndTi, Robinson 42/50: C: B, Brayban 45/50, 2,,dA, Slm 

J. Niland. 25TCLUB PS CSHIP: 0A: J. Nash: A:T. Bmwn. 2nd 8. Evans: B: 

42/50. HG:T bans 99/100. 

R. LeStmngc. 2nd C. Stephens: C: C. Smyth. 2nd J. Niland. 50T CLUB DB 

CSHIP: 0A:J.Nssh:A:B. Evans.2ndT. Bmwn:B: N.Gllbert.2nd C.Stcphens: 

WARRNAMBOOL 17-493-Perfectl25J. 10Tffi EO: D. Rlckard. M. Kingwill. C: C. Smyth. 2nd G. Back. 25T CLUB SB C'SHIP: OA: J. Nash: A: B. Evans. 

J. Hlnneberg. J. Dugh. R. Lehmann 30/30.25TDBCBHIP: OA&A: D. Flavel 2nd T. Brown: 8: J. Bcasy. 2nd C. Smyth: C: R. Laker. 

PAGE 46 AU!ZTRALIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE 1993

$10,000 Cash and Trophies 

DARWIN GUN CLUB IN 

1993 ANNUAL SHOOT 

Thursday 22 July - Sunday 25 July 

THURSDAY 22 July - 9.00am SATURDAY 24 July - 9.00am 

9.00am KYRIACOU JOINERY - CITY OF DARWIN - ISU Trench Event 4: lot P/S 151x1 

lOOt Trench (over 2 layouts) A-B-C 

O/A - $300 Cash 

O/A -Sash, 1st & 2nd each grade - Trophy 

2.00pm DTL Practice 

Event 5: Phil Grove - AMP 

30t S/B - Graded A-B-C 15mts 

O/A - Sash, 1st each grade - Repco Bikes 

2nd -Trophy 

7.00pm WINCHESTER State Night Championship 

50t D/B - Graded A-B-C 15mts Event 6: HALLS TRANSPORT Championship 

O/A -Sash, 1st each grade - Case of shells 50t D/B -Graded AA-A-B-C 

2nd each grade - Trophy 

O/A - Sash, 1st each grade - .22 RiIle 

2nd each grade - Trophy 

FRIDAY 23 July - 9.00am SUNDAY 25 July - 9.00am 

Event 1: lot D/B Eye Opener 

O/A - $300 Cash 

l5mts Event 7: lot Handicap 

O/A - 5300 Cash 

Event 2: SOUND SPECTRUM Championship 

50t D/B - Graded A-B-C 15mts 

O/A - Sash, 1st & 2nd each grade - Trophy 

1st each grade- Portable Stereo Unit 

Event 8: IN & OUTBOARD MARINE 

30t Handicap 

O/A -Sash, 1st - Humminbird Fish Finder 

2nd - Air Conditioner, 3rd -Trophy 

Event 3: COMPUTER SALES & LEASING Event 9: AUSTRALIAN AIRLINES - Caluctta 

Champion of Champions 16mts 50t D/B - Graded AA-A-B-C l5mts 

60t - 20 D/B, 20 S/B, 20 P/S - AA-A-B-C O/A - Sash, 1st & 2nd each grade -Trophy 

O/A - Sash, 1st each grade - lkg Silver Ingot AA IBmts, A 17mts, B 16mts, C 14mts 

2nd each grade - Trophy 1st eachgrade - Return Air Fare, 2nd -Trophy 

FISHING &OUTDOOR WORLD HIGH GUN O/A Seiko Watch 

Ladies - Juniors -Veterans (60 &over) Trophies 

Total nominations - Friday - Saturday - Sunday - 52W - Ladies - Juniors -Veterans - $160 

DTL Practice from 8.00am to 9.00am Friday, Saturday & Sunday 

Trophies Ladies, Juniors & Veterans 

Caravan camping available on grounds 

Air conditioned units available. Enquiries contact Greg Chan Tel(089) 81 6398 

510,000 -TOTAL IN CASH &TROPHIES '*' CALCUTTA - $3,500 (Approx) '*' 

Return to: Darwin Gun Club P.O. Box 41121, Casuarina, N.T. 0812 

Name ............................................................................................. 

Club ........................................................... Number of Shooters ............... 

Ail~lno required Y/N ............... Camping required Y/N ............... 

FLY AUSTRALIAN - QANTAS 


JAKE ALBERT 4-4-93 - Fine 81 calm 1161. 25T PS CD: A: T. Selby, S. 

Appelkamp. D. Beclitz. W. Wayward. P. Rundle 75/75: B: A. Williams 74/75. 

L. Bcditz 72/75: C: A. Lock 56/75. 25T DB CSHIP: OA &A: D. Beelik 

156/156. W. Hayward 155/156: B: K. Camwell 27/28. L. Bcclitz 25/26: C: 

A. Lock 20/25.20PR DRCSHIP: OA &A: D. BcelItz38/40,2nd W. Hayward 

37/40: B: D. Hayward32/40,Znd K. Cornwell 29/40: C: A. Loek31/40. HG: 

D. Bceltlz 138: LHG: S. Appclkamp 137. SHIELDTEAM: Wilkaatt 123/125 

- P. Rundle, D. Beelitz. W. Hayward. L. Bcelltz, D. Hayward. 

MALLAWL 11-4-93 -Warm. 2OT MEDLEY: OA & B: D. Renney 56/56: A: B. 

Grecnshields 55/56: C: K. Jackman 36/40. ZOT CONE OA & A: R. 

Wlmrhurst 26/26: B: M. Fairlie 19/20: C: T. Inee 15/20. 10T PS CD: A: R. 

Candido. W. denney. B. Finch 36/56: B: D. ~ehey,'~. Algar 27/30: C: K. 

Jackman 27/30. 

MILLICENT25493 - Fine 123). 5OTDB C'SHIP: OA&A: R. Hammat 50/51. 

2nd G. Steele 49/51: B: D. Jennings 46/50,2nd P. Steele 45/50: C: A. Moody 

48/50, 2nd M. McDonnell46/50.25T HCP: 1st D. Jcnning. 2nd G. Height. 

31.d A. Waltcrs. HG: G. Stcclc 80/83. 

WRT AUGUSTA 18-4-93 - Hot & sunny 112). lOOT ERIC SPACKMAN 

MEMORIAL 1st M. Stam 92/100. 2nd L. Shurhert 90/l00, 3rd M. Smith 

81/100. HG: M. Starr92/100. 

WRTUNCOLN4-4-93-Windy (14). SOTSKEET: OA&A: G. Docklng50/55: 

B: B. Briteher 49/55. 2nd S. Edmonds 44/50: C: J. Curtis 43/50. 2nd 1. 

Watkins 38/50. 25T DB: A: G. Docking 25/25,2nd G. Bollen 24/25: B: B. 

Pugllsi23/25. J. Curtis26/28: C: B. Harrison23/25,2ndT. Docking 19/25. 

25T HCP: 1st J. Averis 27/28.2nd G. Bollen 26/28,3rdB. Brltcher 25/28. 

OAHG: G. Docking 91/100. 

, - - ~ ~~~ 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN ~ ~~ 2-4-93 - Fine ~ ~- &cool ~~~ 1241. .- 25TSTATF. NIGHT ~ ~~~. SKRCIP 

C'SHIP OA & A J. llnrrrcr 28/20 211d T. tirnnr 27/29. B B Jcnrct~ 26/30, 

2nd P. Caqcy 25/30: C M lnllgo23/20. 21111C Cinuri21jZO. 15TllCP lsr R 

Candido 15/15. 211d A Beuuccr i5/16 20T I)I1 A. T tirntlr ?t/2G. 21td C 

Hunt 25/26: B: M. Longo 19/20.2nd J. Coverley 17/20: C: E. Bennett 19/22. 

2nd J. Hamer 18/22 

SOUTH AUSTRALIAN 3493 -Fine & warm 1401. IOOTSKEETC'SHIP: OA& 

Donaldson 21/25,2nd W. ~a;ding 20/25. 

SOUTH AUSTRALL4N 4-4-93 - \Vats 132) LOOT SKEET CSIIIP: A U 

Tl~omroo 99/100.211d R. Ilc~rrrr!78/llJO UG Yo.innldrr 90/100,2nd C. Gdrs 

01/100 C P Ayrss 8!7/100,2~1d Il.l:$vlor 7Rl100 25TSB A D. For24125 

2nd A. ~adey-23125: B: J. Laxton i4/25. 2nd P. Munung 24/29; C: K. 

Jaekman 14/25.2nd B. Hardine 14/26.25THCP: ~~~~~~~ IstR. ~~~~ Candido -~~ - 24125.2nd 

~~ - ~. 

M.~ubic47k0,3rdG Stopl>4~/5(i. 251'1)11:M: D. Fox69/GO 2ndC Stop" 

46/47: A: I1 C40ldlrlo T,2/G2 2nd hl Cube 01/62: 11: G. Hnrrd .%/57.2nd J 

Covcrlcv 55/57. C. K Jackman 21/25 211yreross: C: 13. Gray. 211d K. 

Poiscn Vet. 0. Cllarlcs: Jnr: S Clano 3OTDB HCF CD: D. I.!lcos. G. Taluis 

BATEMANSBAY 18-4-93-Ftne&sunny 120). IOPR DR EO: B.Ysldcn 17/2U. 

hl Srcvcnron & R. Wiilhnsr 16/20 20PR DD ZONE C'SHIP: C. hropadi& 11. 

Blnglcy 20/20 2nd B Yaldcrr & D. Sl~r?rt 19/20.20TSBCWBC'SHIP: OA D 

SI~MTL 23/24. A K NcIIo". B H Bmgley. C: hf. Corllcu. 2GTDB IICP. 11-15: 

J \Vllllamr 18/20. 16-17:C.A2~011i~d122/22: . - 18-19; -~ ~~ K Ncalon20/21:20-22. 

~ ~ -- 

R. Williams 19/20. FMHG: M. colbett: oh~: R. Williams. sec: Y. ~uddlcrton 

(044) 72 4064 BH. (M4) 72 5170AH. 

BATHURST 18-4-93 -Warm & sunny (1 1). 1GT EO: G. Blattman. W. Wwds. 

D. Hopwaod. L Abcrlcy, R. Campbell. R. Wwd 10/10.30Th.(TG;AA; L. Arnold. 

2nd L. Aherley: A: R. Wwd. 2nd P. Haley: B: G. Blattman. 2nd D. Hopwaod: C: 

S. Jackson. 25TDB CONT: R. Camphell. R. Wood 25/25.25TDB: B. Campbell. 

R.Wwd. P. Haley, L. Arnold 25/25. OAHG: R. Wood. 

BEG4 4-4-93 - Flnc & calm 1201. 10T DO EO I Forrlblrs. 30T DD: A: B 

RIcl>ads 29/30: u 'r. ~urkl~as 29/30; C: C. slrerharl 29/30. 1 5 SB ~ A A 

Hcoburn 10121: U: A Ucs~.on 14/15, C. R Schut~kmI~ 11/15. I5TPS lrtA 

~ebbum 43/45. HG: A. ~epbum93/100. 

BOMBALA 17-4-93 - a iinl. 107 no HCP EO o ncnron J. 

Pcsdon. C. Pngdcn. C ShccLm. R Bmwn. CLUB 'TROPIIY: 0. Bcnran 2OT 

15M A R. Brown: B: R \Velch C. K Morenn 2UT Dl>: 1st D Ben~on & R 

Brawn. 2nd K. Morgan & C. Sheehan. HG: E. Sheehan 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CLAY TAR GET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 49

INV~ERELL R.S.M. 

GUN CLUB 

State Ball Trap 

Zone Deauville Doubles 

Saturday 19th June 1993 

11.00arn start 

BOOROWA 24-493 -Overcast 191. 10T HCP CD. M. Camohell. ,~~ B. Cole. G 

~ ~~~.~ 

Cmpbcll lO/10 20THCF R. ~erc;v;128/28. K. Nenlo~~27/2825TSIICSIIlP 

OA. M. Carnll1,eIl 24/25 A: K. Ncalon 35/38. B P Thonlpson 19/25: C. C. 

Cmpbc11 22/28. 25T DB CD: M. Ca8~8pbell. 11. Colc 25/25. 

&AAA.Tuntcr.lnr 151/15~.2t;dl).~rcm;un 150/161.A C Hawkc 130/131. 

2nd P. Taylor 56/57, 0: N. Dwigllt 89/9V 211cl 1'. Mo~~lrt 58/59: C I1 I'crclvd. 

211d C. llosk~or. 25TSR C'SHIP: OA&M 0. Plouowskl36/36,2nd C. Bunrlug 

35/36: A. P Fnmllcn 52/53. B: T. Knowles 25/27. 2rrd hl. \Vtllrarr~s 24/27: C: 

A.Ei!qdc30/34.2ndM Pound29/3.l.25TFS.OA&M.A TunmrrJ,lr 1381138. 

2nd C. lltmung 1.25/138: A: A. Drogcmullcr 74175.2nd B. Duncan 73/74: B 

L Knowlcs 85/88. 2nd P l'hurr~psurr r2/E8: C. U. llsvlcy 123/125 2ncI hl. 

Po~nd 1211125 20r HCP. 1st P. FIl7itli%n 41/41 2nd I. Kctasvlrs 40141. 3rd 

A. Turner 35/36. HG: A. Turner: JHC; D. Drogemuller. 

CoFFs HARBOUR 13-3-93 - Slruny N wlucly (I 1) 25T1111. 11. Tortlur 2.1/25. 

P. Srmlh. J. Nmh. S. Saul 23/25 25T COhT FS CSliIF 0A & M: J V.~~rrll 

74/75: A: S. Sixtnl72175: 0: R. PvlmcrG7175. C A IGn~dom 66175. 2OT DB. 

J. ~amll20/20. R. &lmcr. P. Young, S. &"I. P. ~cGul&. J. ~&h, B. Turner. 

P. SmiUl 19/20. 15TSB: P. Smlth 14/15. J. Farrell. B. Aitchison 13/15. HG: 

J. Famll128/135. 

COFPSllARBOUR 10-493-Sl~o~vclu&mol(lRI. IOTDR P McCulrc J F-U. 

S Calwio. S Snu1.W \Voods. R Pdnxlr. U. Wa~lilts 13A#!cl11?at~ 10/10 20TSB: 

\V Woods 20/20. P. hlcGulrc 19/20.2ST PS CSHIF 0A & A: W Wvods 75/75: 

AA P. Yollllg 70177: R: B. \Vatklns 72/75. C M Ocn@,alr 68/75 251'UU COW 

J Fall. P Yaung25/25. F. McCiuin.24/25 11C: \Y \Uoalr IZR/l?O 

COOMA 10.493 - IOT EO CD o Possiblcr. 2sr UI~. A,\. 11. \Y,I.:~~~L. 25/25, 

2nd F. Pcu~clli~G2/G%.A: B Dcaeon 25/25 21tdT. lIarrs33/34: n. S bl~:lrttyrs 

25/25.2valT IIsydcn2G/28 C T Robcrts22/25,2t1JC Sl~eel~;ut21/25 25T 

SB AA f PcVlclla 25125.2rtd R. \V~llirrrb22/25: A:T Il;,nls 25/2G,2nrl W 

Sllolicld 2412G: B: hl Casna\e 25/25. 2nd C Lunl 22/25 C C Sl#cetrm, 

22125.2nd R. Sel~ullkr;%ft 2 1/25 lor CONT IICI'CD R Kcarels. D Blc%nlr r 

Pcmclla. T. Harrrr. C. Alldurrdrus. llG. F. l'c#nclla 

COROWA 28-3-93 - Flne &windy (261. 10T DB EO: R. Ehlen. 0. Hunt. J. 

Peeme. P. Green 10/10.20TDBC'SHIP: OA&A: K. Maurcy 25/25: 8: J. Pcaree 

24/25: C:P. Canoll17/20.15THCP: IstK. Meurcy 23124.2ndP. Green22/24. 

3rdD. Hunt20/22.1STFSCSHIP:OA&B: L. Rech53/54:A: K. Maurcy 52/54: 

COWRA 3493 - Flnc 1351 10T CD 12 Porslbler. 2WP llCP 1st N. Dwiglrr 

6l/(il.2t~dR.PerclvalG0/61.3rdD TIcmJJn32/32 5PRDRCD RP~olrowk. 

av. smit11 10110 CEFITRALZONE DO CSIIIP. Ist.nv. slllltb N D PIO~~OKS~I 

20/20.2nd [I. Cole & ht C;unpbcll41/42 HC T O'Lcnry. 

CROOKWELL 17-4-93 -Cwal(241. IOT11CPEO.P Owns.A \Vcbsur.R. Kcnncr. 

D Scoll. C. Smlr 10/10 20TIlCI': 1yI 0. \Vcbsler43/43,2nd P. Scott42/43,3rd 

P. Evans 31/32. lOPR DR A: N. N~lbolson 20120: B 0. Scam 19/20, C. P. Runs 

18/20. IOPR DO 2VY: 1st A. C w v c N I). \Yelr;lrr. 10r NlGllTSB EO: A R 

Wdb5 9/10. B 0. Anderron. D. Scott 9/10 C: C. Scuu 10/10 25rNICIIT FS 

CSIIIP: 0A 0. \Vcbslrr 74/75: A R Wlllinmr 70175.2nds K. SkcUy 55/75 11. \V. 

Marlu67/75,211d R llowictr 62/75, C: R. CmG7/75,2nd G %on GI175 

43/45: B: L. Kcmp 41/45. C. Cunnlnghem 40/45: C: B. %itchell 39/45. R. 

Beaumont 38/45: 0: D. Sharp 28/45. 25T SB C'SHIP: OA &A: B. Edwads 

35136.2nd G. Laneastcr 22/25: B: L. Kemp 34/36.2nd J. Garrett 25/27: C: 

R. Bcaumont 18/25. 2nd B. Mltchell 16/25; D: 0. Sharp 14/25. 2nd 0. 

Casholt 13/25. ZOT DB CONT CD: A: J. Cunnineham. B. Edwards. P. Youne 

Reminder Notice 

SINGLETON BBC 

Gun club 

1 lTH ANNUAL 2 DAY 

SIMULATED FIELD SHOOT 

12TH & 13TH JUNE 1993 

See May CTSN forfull program 

C. Lancastcr20/20: B: C. Cunningham 20/20: C: R. Bcaumont 18/20: D: D. 

Sharp 17/20. HG: G. Laneastcr 122/130. 

DUBBO4493-FInc&warrn(l21. IOOMXDTGTSAA: K. Walton 128/140. 

2nd P. Fitzalan 124/140: A: E. Tuekcr 134/140,2nd 0. Alcock 121/140: B: 

J.Sm1th 1211140; C: M. Lanle 113/140,2nd R. Hill 107/140.Scc: K. Fuller 

(068) 81 8128. 

FOREST 18.493 -- Fanc & rutrny 1201 501' 15 & 25T CON1 M I3 Naylor 

172/175. 2nd A \Yclsll IWI175. A: D. Mcbl~llacl l(iO/175. 211d .I. Cronlplnrl 

167/175:U:T. Ilynl~ 162/175. 2rldJllywn l(il/175:C:Il.Lur~dr.rnlu 105/175. 

2nd P. Flint %/I76 25TSB: M R Nay.or 25/25. 2nd A \Vclsl! 2.1/25: A: P. 

Pollard 23/25. 2nd J Cro~vtuton 22/25 11: .I Ilv;a#~ 24/27, 2nd It. Kesarletr 

GOULBURN WORKERS 11-493 - Ideal (91. 10T DB EO CD: R. HIII. R. 

Mmont. L. Hearnc. 0. Kazalis 10/10. 50T MXD C'SHIP: OA: R. Marmont 

Hawkesbury 

GUN CLUB LTD. 

FAIRY ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR 

SATURDAY JUNE 19 

12 noon sharp 

1. 25 Tgt Ball Trap Cash Divide 

2. SOUTHERN ZONE Ball Trap C'ship 

50 Tgt Graded 

WATCH OUT! - 

FOR PROGRAM OF OPENING SHOOT 

AT NEW GROUNDS 

J. Allotta, Pres. R. Hunt, Sec. 

(02) 631 891 9 (02) 601 7594 

PAGE 50 AUSTWIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS JUNE

MOREE GUN CLUB Inc. 

OPEN DTL SHOOT 

Sunday 4th July, 1993 - 9am start 

Event I 

25T 15m DIB C/D Graded $10.00 

Event 2 $20.00 01s $3.00 

50T 15m DIB Ryan and Skailes BP Moree Trophy 

1st & 2nd AA, A, B & C Grades 

Event 3 $20.00 01s $3.00 

SOT 15m PIS McGregor Gourlay Agricultural Services Classic 


Event 4 $13.00 

25T 15m Dm Cont Moree Gun Club Inc. Trophy 


High Gun sponsored by Houlahan, Young & Co. Moree 

Rekeshmnts, lunch and shells available at grounds 

60% Noms to Ladles and C Grade Juniors 

The commiltee resewes the righl to aller the program or targels 

Pres: P. Taltam (067) 54 8647 Sec: A. James (067) 52 3743 

GRAFTON 


8km on the Southgate Road 

JULY '100' OPEN 

Sunday July 11th - 9.30am 

$500.00 CASH 

100 Targets D/B 15m - $50.00 

1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C 

Veterans, Ladies &Juniors (if three or more) 

Lunch, afternoon tea and cartridges available 

m: NZ SiB Cont Championship will be held 

at the 'Jacaranda' Open in November 

President: P. McGuire Secretary: B. Nash 

Ph: (066) 42 3206 Ph: (066) 54 2296 

ORANGE GUN CLUB 

25th Anniversary 

ECONOMY SHOOT 

- 

27th JUNE 1993 

100 Targets $25 Sweeps Opt 

1st & 2nd each grade 

1.00pm Start 

Refreshments and Afternoon Tea 

Free of Charge 

Cartridges Available 

ALL WELCOME 

GUN CLUB 

June 12th & 13th 

ISU Trench & Skeet Eliminations 

Double Trap Elimination 

9 AM START BOTH DAYS 

FULL CATERING 

Secretary: President: 

F. Macedone P. Rosenbwm 

(069) 62 4426 (069) 62 3022 

JUNE 1993 AUSTRALIAN CIAY TI\RCET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 51

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THE ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB 

ON THE LEISURE COAST AT DAPTO - BONG BONG ROAD 

1993 ANNIVERSARY 

SUPER SHOOT 

SAT 12 JUNE - loam start 

EVENT 1. 20 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL EYE OPENER - CASH DIVIDE $1 0.00 

EVENT 2. 25 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $15.00 

Overall. 1st & 2nd AA A B C 

EVENT 3. 25 TARGET 'E. WEBB' POINTSCORE CHAMPIONSHIP $1 5.00 

Sponsored by Ern Webb's Sports Store 

Overall. 1 st & 2nd AA A B C 

EVENT 4. 20 TARGET HANDICAP $10.00 

1st. 2nd & 3rd plus Backmarker 

SUN 13 JUNE - 9am start 

EVENT 5. 20 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL EYE OPENER -CASH DIVIDE $10.00 

EVENT 6. 25 TARGET SINGLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP $15.00 

Overall, 1 st & 2nd AA A B C 

EVENT 7. 50 TARGET DOUBLE BARREL 'WESTPAC/ILLAWARRA' OPEN $30.00 

Overall 1 st = $500 2nd = $250 

Grades 1st = $100. 2nd = $ 50 

High Gun over 2 Days 

Juniors l/2 Noms for Events 2,3 & 6 

The lllawarra Gun Club wishes to thank the 

WESTPAC BANKING CORP for its assistance in presenting this program 

Excellent camping facil~ties on grounds 

Hot food, refreshments and ammo available 

President 0111 Jones (042) 28 8353 Secretary M~ke Hodges (042) 71 2592 

JUNE 1993 AUSTkULIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS PAGE 53


CIRCUIT SHOOT 

ALBURY PROGRAM - 1 3 JUNE ~ ~ - 9 .30~~ 

START 

SHOOT SPONSORED BY WINCHESTZR AUSTRALIA AND MCOEOCH'S HUNTING e Ftsnmc SMRE. ACBURY. 

TOTAL TROPHY VALUE $5,000 

Event 1 10 Target Point Score Eye Opener $6.00 

Event 2 20 Target Albury-Wodonga Point Score Championship $15.00 0s $2.00 

Overall, 2 grade wlnners, 2nd each grade 

Event 3 30 Target McGeoch's Classic Double Barrel Championship $37.00 0s $2.00 

1st M A B C full sash and Wlnchester lever actlon .22 mag rifle retails at W99 each 

2nd AA A R C '4 case Wlnchester AA1250 shells each 

3rd AA A B C 100 W~nchester AA1250 shells each 

Best Lady. Junior. Veteran 100 MI250 shells each 

Event 4 20 Target Winchester Australia Double Barrel Championship $15.00 0s $2.00 

Overall, 2 grade wlnners, 2nd A B C 

High Gun over full program 

2 cases Winchester shells each for M A B C grades 

Lady. Junior and Veteran High Gun over full program '4 case Wlnchester shells each 

High Gun Sponsor -Winchester Australia 

Junior DTL - 10 Target Single Barrel - approx. start 1.SOpm 

Prcs Greg Plnner (0601 25 3610 Sec CeoRAgoewI06012184,~ BH. (OW1 59 1608AH 

I KEMPSEY GUN CLUB INC. I 

ARMIDALE ROAD, KEMPSEY 

I 

Open Shoot 

I 19 June 1993 -9.00 am I 

Event 1 25 Target Double Barrel 15rn $10.00 

Cash Divide 

Event 2 25 Target Point Score 15rn $10.00 

Trophy &Sash &Sweeps $2.00 

Event 3 25 Target Continental 15m $10.00 

Trophy & Sash & Sweeps $2.00 

Event 4 25 Target Double Barrel 15m $10.00 

Cash Divide 

All events graded AA. A. 0 & C (depending on attendance) 

Lunch & refreshments available 

Committee reselves the right to alter the program 

CLUB PRESIDENT. CLUB SECREIARV 

0. Edmck (0651 625283 K Baker (065) 62 6773 

.lUh'E 1993 AUSKYxLIAN CLAY TARGET SHOOTING NEWS 

The Forest 


Nolans Road, Oakdale 

will hold 

The Southern Zone 

Mixed Target Championship 

Sunday 27th June, 1993 

Ev. 1 15 Targets Graded CID Noms $ 8.00 

Ev. 2 75 Mixed Targets Noms $30.00 

25 D/B, 25 SIB, 25 PIS 01s $ 3.00 

O/A - Badge & Sash 

ktnch, refreshments and ammunition avarlable 

Upcoming Event 

Southern Zone Carnival 

12th September I993

. 

OLYMPIC TRAP GRAND PRlX $k 

" ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB 

* NEWCASTLE GUN CLUB 

" NSW GUN CLUB 

* CANBERRA GUN CLUB " SYDNEY CLAY TARGET CLUB 

QUALIFYING ROUNDS 

DATE * VENUE DAYS 

JUNE 19 NSW GUN CLUB 1 DAY 

JUNE 26-27 ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB 2 DAYS 

JULY 10-1 1 SYDNEY CLAY TARGET CLUB 2 DAYS 

JULY 17-18 CANBERRA GUN CLUB 2 DAYS 

JULY 24-25 NEWCASTLE GUN CLUB 2 DAYS 

JULY 31-AUGUST 1 ILLAWARRA GUN CLUB 2 DAYS 

AUGUST 14-15 CANBERRA GUN CLUB 2 DAYS 

AUGUST 21-22 NEWCASTLE GUN CLUB 2 DAYS 

SEPTEMBER 4-5 SYDNEY CLAY TARGET CLUB 2 DAYS 

SEPTEMBER 11 NSW GUN CLUB 1 DAY 

FINAL OCTOBER 9-1 0 NSW GUN CLUB 

Qualifying for final is by way of attendance 

3 points for two day events 

2 points for one day events 

Minimum qualifying for final ... 19 points 

PROGRAM FORMAT 

ONE DAY EVENTS 

All one day events will be 100 targets, no final. 

Shoot-offs that may be required will be single barrel, miss and out. 

TWO DAY EVENTS 

125 targets plus final, UIT rules to apply. 

Starting times, nominations, target colours etc are at the discretion of the clubs. 

Sponsored by the NSW Firearms Safety Awareness Council 

and Associated Sponsors 

PRIZES - 1st & 2nd Overall and 1st & 2nd Junior 1s air fares, nominations and accommodation 

to the 1993 New Zealand Olyrnp~c D~scipl~ne Nationals PLUS graded trophies. 

All enquiries to Bob Huddleston (02) 876 8053 AH

Every Target Load 

you'll Ever Need. 

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All 

Brass 

Low 

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B9 *7% *7,k 

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Black 

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D.T.L. 

'Ultra hard Shot, 6% high antimony loads produce impmvedpaifem dens* and more even petltrt distribution 

for unsurpassed target smashing petfomance - especially at longer range 

Brass 

plated 

High 

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Sporting 

Long 

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WINCHESTER - THE AMMUNITION AUTHORITY

1993 MACKINTOSH OPEN TEAM - Australian Clay Target Association

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