Winter 2002 - National Rifle Association

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John Pugsley ponders.(Photo: Tony de Launay)Nick Brasier: “Can anyone lend me a 600yards scoresheet for the Prince of Wales?”(Photo: Tony de Launay)Tom Rylands: disapphearted - never.Kitty Jack shot 103.11 for Scotland in her first National Match.(Photo: Steve Green)The victorious Irish National team.(Photo: Peter Campbell)David Richards taking a rest from talking.(Photo: Tony de Launay)“I think I’ve got neck ache.”(Photo: Tony de Launay)Kerrrannngggg! Ant Ringer practices hisrock star moves. (Photo: Tony de Launay)“Do you want to comeplot?”
John Jackman congratulates Scott Murray on his victory in the StGeorge’s. (Photo: Tony de Launay)ointed - yes: down-(Photo: Tony de Launay)Serge Bissonnette - always a welcome andwitty visitor.(Photo: Tony de Launay)“149 and how many?!” (Photo: Tony de Launay)“It’s ours!” the Irish make off with the National Match Trophy.(Photo: Karen Robertson)“Don’t look now Alice but there’s a guy with a camera behindyou!” (Photo: Tony de Launay)up and see my wind(Photo: Tony de Launay)How do we manage to load ourselves downso much these days? (Photo: Tony de Launay)Kkkkkkk . . . olapore!(Photo: Tony de Launay)
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