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WileyX SSAA Advert DRAFt V2.indd 2-3 4/08/2020 4:33:26 PM This Issue September 2020 FIREARMS REGULARS 22 Let's hear it for the boys 42 Keep tabs on barrel behaviour 6 President’s Message 36 Howa 'mini-me' a 55 Generosity opens door to 7,8 Letters maxi attraction dream deer excursion 7 Insurance Q&A 52 Fabarm's fabulous five-shot 58 Make yourself a 10 Open Season better shotgunner 12 Reloading HUNTING 61 Your will and the National 14 Clay Target Q&A 48 High alert on black Firearms Agreement 16 Top Shots bear adventure 64 Loyal dog adds extra dimension to the hunt 78 SSAA Shop PRODUCTS 67 Presbyopia and the shotgunner 81 Members-only Competitions 82 Jumbunna 62 Predator AF10x42mm 69 Make knife sharpening binoculars - in a less of a chore world of their own 70 Calibre confusion - will the 75 Smart device puts real 38 please stand up you in the picture 73 Adventures of the little fish knife AND MORE Australian Shooter 20 Hall of Fame accolade There hasn’t been too much good news around for Paralympic great of late so we’re more than happy to oblige - from this month your favourite shooting maga- 28 Favourite rifle/cartridge/ zine returns to normal! The initial confusion scope combination - Mark and upheaval brought upon by the COVID-19 pandemic meant we were forced to drop the van den Boogaart size of the magazine for the June-August period but, as of this edition, we’re back where we 34 Game on - a tasty solution belong with our regular content. Enjoy. Our September cover to the pest problem See page 28 Daniel O’Dea got his hands If you’re in the market for a In the next instalment in our NEXT on the latest Mossberg MVD new pair of binoculars, Mark favourite rifle, cartridge and Light Chassis rifle which he van den Boogaart has a tasty scope feature, Paul Miller ISSUE found to his liking, telling recommendation in the Steiner outlines his selections which us “the stocky barrel feels Predator 10x42s which he says he has found to be the perfect solid in the hands and the are “quality European optics with combination for tackling feral package is well balanced”. a host of high-end features”. pests. 4 Australian Shooter VX-3i The VX-3i delivers what hunters want most in a riflescope: outstanding performance in low light, in an incredibly tough yet lightweight package. ifetim y L e W r a a r d r n a e n g t e y L SINCE 1907 To hunt until the very last seconds of light, you need more than light transmission. You need light management. Leupold’s Extended Twilight Max lens system delivers the highest average light transmission in all wavelengths for exceptional contrast and low light performance in all conditions. www.leupold.com | nioa.com.au NMD333 President’s Message WITH GEOFF JONES AUSTRALIAN 200,000 mark in view for SSAA family milestone e can now see our present Scandinavia have agreed hunters play an ShooterTHE MAGAZINE FOR SPORTING SHOOTERS goal of 200,000 members important part in monitoring the biodiver- MEMBERSHIP AND MAGAZINE INQUIRIES as part of the great SSAA sity of an area and, more than anyone, can Phone: 02 8805 3900 Fax: 02 9832 9377 family clearly on the hori- accurately provide information about the PO Box 282, Plumpton, NSW 2761 W zon. Possibly the restrictions of recent animals located in a particular area and even Email: [email protected] times have given people the chance to localised environmental changes. EDITORIAL POLICY To create a better environment and community understanding of breathe and take a moment to see the This apparent revelation notes that much all forms of hunting and shooting sports.
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