October 2026 (1) - Flipbook - Page 31
As usual an array of snacks, cheese &
biscuits appeared on the table and we
gathered around the fire and continued
catching up.
After dinner we discussed the new range
at Dubbo, how to utilise it in our calendar and the work that will be involved to
make it fully operational for both our
matches and Silhouette.
On Sunday morning we woke to the
sound of rain on canvas. Great for
ducks and farmers but not black powder
shooters. Coffee and breakfast were
made as we watched the sky and waited.
We had wanted to shoot 1000y this
morning, but we reached the point where
it wasn’t clearing so we called it a day
and packed up our wet camps. We
would have to settle for the four targets
each that we had shot on Saturday.
Aug crew-spot the difference
Results
3 convertible sighters 10 for score
500y
Shayne
Peter
Gavin
John
Richard
Mark B
Con
Paul
Dan
Brad
Ken H
Sharon
Kellie
Jim B
Keith
Buffalo
14
10
9
13
14
10
10
14
9
18
8
15
7
7
9
MLAIC
36
33
39.2
44.1
24
36
24
31
19
34
35.1
25
28
27.1
40.1
Total
50
43
48.2
57.1
38
46
34
45
28
52
43.1
40
35
34.1
49.1
3rd
1st
2nd
Thanks to Julie for taking on the other
scoring role, ably assisted by Jim and
Con. Thanks to Brad and Shayne for
sending photos too. Hard to be taking
photos when you were are on the line.
God Bless Black Powder!
600y
Shayne
Peter
Gavin
John
Richard
Mark B
Con
Paul
Dan
Brad
Ken H
Sharon
Kellie
Jim B
Keith
Buffalo
MLAIC
Total
15
8
10
15
2
13
dns
24
12
18
8
dns
16
4
12
34
32.1
33
33
21
37.1
31.1
39.4
34
27
27
dns
18
37.1
35.1
49
40.1
43
48
23
50.1
31.1
63.4
46
45
35
dns
34
41.1
47.1
TOTAL
3rd
2nd
1st
99
83.1
91.2
105.1
61
96.1
65.1
108.4
74
97
78.1
40
69
75.2
96.2
3rd
2nd
1st
The multi-target format went well, we
just need to streamline the changeovers.
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