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AmCLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 1 January 1992 - Vol. 45, No. 1 CTSN is the official journal of the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED.

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PAGE 2 AmCLAY TARGFX NEWS -WARY 1992 Olympic Oames EXECUTIVE It is with a great deal of wure that I am able to confirm the selection of three shotgumen to the Olympic Shooting TeKn with DIRECTORS the seven member team and donalteam manager now confirmed [email protected]: Phillip Adams, Ben Sandskom, Pat Murray, Lynn- Marie Freh Shotgun: Russell Mark, Michael Diamond, John Summers. NOTES Coach: to be appointed Manager: David Madarlane ASARA. We congmhllate all who have gained selection for hcelona and wish them welL We Iwk fomard to their respective competitions with the added interest being in their proven ability as medal Anew year to look fonvard to which is in itself an exciting pmspect candidates for Austda. when the uresmra of 1990 are looked back UWUL Hadsaid that Olvm~ic. Msd~line Nationals we, that is-all of us who are dtedwith ckftarget sb6ting, have ~eimonth&bling withit the first oftheNationalChampionships a respnshility to work forthe betterment of the sport and the future for 1992 with the ISU Nationals being held at Brisbane Gun Club. The of this Association which is enterha- its fiftvgeventh vear of conditions published in the December issue of the CPSN for the operations. National T&ting Squad will mme into opeation and we wish all well Duringthisperiodthesporthas~emdmanyhighs,and as they strive &this anpetition for peisonal honours. unfortunately as well many lows, all of which are part of the AssociaMs proud history. In 1992 we have an opporhity to %p Nationals expand the highs for the betterment of the sport. Planning for the Apail ltap Nationals at Wagga Gun Club is well under way and eagerly awaited for thcse who prefer down the line ACTABistorg shooting. Just a reminder ior all who intend on competing, 289 Loads Our histoh Mr George Bihas compiled a g~eatdeal of are to be used in all events at Wagga. information into his .won to be released history book of the Awxhtioq which by what I have already been able to view will Rule Redew befullofinteresttomanyof~~~oldermembersandprmrideaninsight With 1992 being the fiith year of the cycle of rule reviews, the into the Association for many of our newer members. Details on the National Rules Committee will be presenting recommendationsto the avaibbilitv of the historv of the ACTA will be Dublished in the CISN. Executive Committee for consideration at their May mee+ing. Rule hopefully h the early &t of this year. ~istohyis something to look changes as such will not be made at the meeting as part of the five back on certainly, it is also something to be created and as an year review they will however be dixussed in depth. Should yw Association we look fonvard to creating history in the years ahead have any conshuctive thoughts on the ~Iesthen please let your State which will reflect as well then as our present history does today. Association have them for discwsion. If your views receive the support of your State Association then they will be able to he Morof Coaching ' discussed at National level. When reading this months CISN you will noZice the appointment of Mr Munay Akxander from Perth, YVA, to the position of Director Combined Nationals of Coaching, which is purely an administrative non coaching role. A recommendation has been dvedfrom the VCTA in support Munay who mmes to the position with a great deal of experi~ce of reoombii the Skeet and 'Rap Nationals. This suggestion was is one of only six accredited level 3 ccaches having attained this first raised some two or so years ago and does appear to be gaining degreeofexcellencedmiqhistermasStateCoachingDirectorfor momenhun If you have any spdcviews on the matter then please Western Australia direct them to your State Association who will, if support is received,

lb all ~~~ ~ and~ ~ re-direct the matter through the respective shooters representative enable members to understand amredate..~~--~~~ the role that Munay is oaupyins && the sport we have published the to the National Championships Committee. respomibjlities and duties ofthe position which he willno doubt fulfil with great distinction to the benefit of the Assodation and all 1992 mem!mm. In wi&m all members and th.eir fadies a han~vand eniovable is new pail Gould GtoUwk all members for &iL conktion to As the position part time, no dctions are placed on any sport activities of a penonal or business nahue, in particda~activities the development of the of clay target shooting in the year associated with cornmerid opemlions from within the fueamts and passed and trust that this year will be a fruitful one for all shwters. allied indmtrh. clubs and the Assodation as a whole - a year which will he This change of direction has been made possible owing to the remembered with pride. reshuchuing of the grants received from the Australian Sports Kkn J. Maher Comndssion who oreviouslv hadhded a full Iime National Coachina Executive Director Directoz ~ndert& 16.the ~ssodaton does still receive thg ASC grant, however being applied in other areks, the reporting m@mants of the Director of Coaching to the ASC no longer exist whrchenablesthepositon tobeshuchmdinadifiererkmannerfrom the position of National Coaching Directw a position which no longer exists. STATE POSTAL TEAMS Munay wiU also be providing regular and informative cohunns for theCISNwhichwillbeofinterestto~ersineachofthethree WTGN disciplines.

Hands on waching reqmsibilitiies within the sport will rest with The-~~- followinn--.- resulk~ have- been~~ received- ~ -bv , the- - ~~----ACTA ofbe the respective State Coachhg Director who will with the assistance Open 'nap 1500: Queensland 1486. Victoria 1475, New South Wales ofhiszoneand&b~implementthecoachingprocedureof 1471. Tdsmania 1454. South Australia 1453. Northern Tenitory 1410. the Natirmal Coaching Council under the chairmanship of Ross Ladies 'Rap 375: Victoria 335, Queensland 333, %maria 322. Silvester (Mamgement). Junior 'Rap 375: Victoria 363, Queensland 352, Tasmania 277. National Shooting Conunittee Open Skeet 500: Victo~ia488, Queensland 487, Tasmania 485. New &nth Wales 481. Northern Temtorv. 472. 'lb ensure thal the r-ements of the Association's Constitution Ladies Skeet 125: Victoria 108. are conwlied with the National Shootina Committee has been Junior Skeet 125: Victoria 115. resttudukd to effectively produce three c&mittees. Open Trench 4M):New Swth Wales 372, %mania 364. V~ctoria336. Ladies Rendt 75: 'lkmwzh 55. Junior lknch 300. Vioria 244. ISU Skeet 400. New South Wales 312. Vioria 355. The Newton Thomas Junior Award was won by G. Giespie from the Bendigo Clay 'Exget Club with a possible score of 75/75. A- A- CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANI~ARY 1982 PAGE 3 hSA,as stated, did not get into the public debate, as in its opinion there was nothing to be gained because of the emotion being generated by the media and the anti-gun ownership lobby. Rather ASR coneenhated its efforts in the areas which are of real influence, and where decisions will ultimately be made. Thjs was in

the lnea af.-. Police and~- Government.. -~ ~ at-~ both state and federal levels.-~~ Our experience, over many years, has proved to us that Police Offidals and Governments, are prepared to, and do listen to, logical rational and suMantive subsuhmissions which are presented in a cc- operative raw than a mnfrontational style. Several State Shdng Organisations, and individual shooting affiliates of those orqa&atio& made presentations to theii owi police deparhw& and focai politifhm. The Police WersCouncil, following its meeting on October 23 issued a statement, and a copy of its drafl proposals for the forkmrha Premier Conference. Whilst 6are recommMded in certain areas of private gun ownm,asrelated tom~andfieldshwting,~have not been recommended as being necessary for the or(lanisea kgihate,~tivetargetshooteI ASA's concern to protect the privileges of its members in the manner in which it did has proved successful, and vindicates the decision to pmethe low p%61e, but specificallydkded, program that it adopted

From Neal Tamblyn, Secretary General, Australian Shooting Associahon (ASA) YATIONAL DIRECTOR OF Some months ago the A?& very deliberately decided not to COACHING become involved in the highly emotive public debate concerning fiearms ownership, and the peripheral issues which went hand in hand with that debate. ASA mmpMthe following national shwting orghtions: Austdan Clay %get Association Australian SmaUbore &Air RiUe Assoda*ion National Idne Association of Auskalia Field & Game Federation of Auskalia Pistol AWmh Sporting Shooters Association of Auskalia These bodies developed an agreed policy position as follows: "The Australian Shcoting Association deplores the indisQiminate use of fueams in the community, and supports any attempt by Govemments to eradicate such incidents. The Australian Shooting Association however is colrcemed to protect the interests of its members by resisting any legislation that may dkmhhteagainstthem The Australian Shooting Association is prepared to work vdth the It is an honour to have been offered the position of Director of relevant authorities to ensure that a sehsible form of i%eamm Cmching, a position which I am both pleased and proud to accept. IeaislationisintroducedserVinatheneedsofourmembersand The way I see the task that lies ahead as your National Mor fuifilling the expectations of the general wmmmity!' ofCoaching,willbeoneofenjoymentinassistingandgmdold The.- . -recent .. - - and current nrwram conducted bv the media. both ~~lc "lintr.-..-.- and visual. is~~ dear1v.d-~ ~ ownershin. kereab of a 1 would like to think I take on this job with the shooters, coaches couple of prwwnership &w$, who cwldn't resist the challenge and the ACTA's best interests at heart. . to jump into the arena, did Liltle to further our cause, which ASA has There are many areas that need to be worked on and a consid- continuwly espoused as being the preservalion of the interest of erable amount of listening to be done. Iireas such as raising the image legitimate Iir- owners participating in all forms of shooting from and respect of all omd\e$ thert hacking them up with a brary of recreational to competitive target shooting at duh, state, national and data and knowledge The booklet "Inkcduction to Clay Target international levels. Sh& is alive and well and should be reinhoduced in a new ASA represents some 60+ thousand Australian target shooters. format.-% area concerning ladies and juniors will be addressed whilst !he International Shootinq- Union's . . worldwide member- atongwith101othaitemsconcemingtheCmchingCMtncil ship is 15 million. 'h mote an old ex~ression"Rome wasn't built in a dav". but with Notwithstandino the wlitical hmamnd in New South Wales a thecohmitmentdetott!jsolke,wewilleven~ys&cmches couple of years && dny Ulinljng person should have been able and coaching enjoy renewed usage of the ACTA omching system to preduct that this topic was far from a dead issue, and would be reintroduced at an approp~tedrcumstance in time. Senator Michael Tdte's amendments of the Customs Import Reg- ulations last Decembe~which led to the banning of the importation TRADE PRACTICES ACT of semi-automatic military style assault lines was a preliminary Vote, The attention of advertisers is drawn to the Trade Practices and not unexpected. Most people do not seem to have much of a Act 1974 and the provisions in the Act which apply to problem with that decision advertising. It is not possible for the A.C.T.A. to ensure that The recent tragic event in Sydney, which involved the use of a semi- advertisements which are published in this magazine comply automatic military style assault line of the manufa- spedfically in all respects with the Actandthe responsibility musttherefore nominated bv Senator Tdte. and featured manv limes on TV as an be on the person, company or advertising agency submitting lund&iilefieam pronded the catalyst for ihe mhoduction of the advertisement for publication. The A.C.T.A. reserves the the top~cof firearms ownership and gun control at the recent PoLce right to refuse any advertisement without stating the reason. Muusten Conlerence. PAGE 4 ALWWWAh' CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 Notice: Should either party with to discontinue the NATIONAL DIRECTOR OF position for whatever andany reasoR anagreed notice ~=I%xIof three months shall apply. COACHING navel: (1) AU msts assodaled with travel to anend meet- ingsoftheNatiOMLCoachingCoundlwillbe Responsibilities: lb act on behalf of the Australian Clay ?Larget met by the AE!SWA&O~L Associathnincas, (2) All costs associated with travel to attend meet- Director of Ccachlng ings of the Associalion (where applicable) will In an admlalstrative, non coaching mle bemetbytheAesdation. Involvemnt: (1) (a) Beinga part lime posilioncccupying what- the everamountoflimeisneoess~vtoful6lthenon Coaditional. For matters olher than remwlation duties of the Dkector of Coaching may be amended

~~~ ~ -~~-~~ ~ ---- ~ ~ ~~~~ no B machino role of Director of C&bha. by the Aesdation at any Iime. slrictiom are imposed on any actin& of a personal or business nature, in pticuhly In the event of any amendment being dd- activities associated with wmmerdal opera- ered necessary to the responsibilities and tim from within the fueanm and allied duties of the Director of Coaching, vt indusbies. shall be reached prior lo the continmty of the Providing always that such activity or involve position mentdcesnotinterlereorconilidinanymayer orfonnthatrouldbeseentobeor by tbManagement -ee as= Timental to the spedfic duties and responsbi- ities ofthe adminisbtive psition of Director of Coaching. (b) In the event of any concern arising that the role of Director of Cmching is/may be affedted * PRESCRIPTIONS A by personal or business intereAts. the Inaner shall be determined by the National Executive * WlDE RANGE OF Committee upon the receipt of arewmmenda- OPTICAL BOOKS AND tion from the Management -nee. ACCESSORIES ALSO Reporling: Through the Executive Director tothe Chairman of the National Coaching Council (Management Members). Duties: (1) lb liaise with the Executive Director on the nquiries Welcome mluhmdsof the Association in relation to all aspects of the posjtion. (2) lb be fm the implementation of INSTA-MOLD the Coarwof the National Coaching Coundl a Body wmprkhg of seven ekted/ Custom fitted etedState Coackg Directors. hearing protectors (3)lbmaintaina~ve~~ machingdatabase~thefacilitiesofthe HYPO-ALLERGENIC AND NON-TOXIC National OBice. * MADE ON THE SPOT (4) lb be respomible through the National Coach- ONLY INSTA-MOLD OFFERS THE BEST ing Council to the AWxaLian Coaching Coundl SlST ON IT BY NAME for the course content of Coaching levels 1-3. (5) lb be responsible for the worldng rektionship - DEALERS AUSTRALIA WlDE - of the Association with the Canh=rra based AushalianCoachingCoundl TRAP (6)lbarrangeprogramsinconjunchbnwiththe National Of&?, for attmdance at the AWxaLian JACKETS InstituteofSportbymembersoftheNational TlahhgSquadorsimilar * TAILORMADE * WlDE RANGE OF (1) lbcontribute ddesto the Clay Wget Shoot- COLOURS AND TRIMS ing News as frequently. . as required. AVAILABLE (8) lbadvi the Association on matt- relative to * CLUB ORDERS the advancement of cnxhing in Au&alia WELCOME EMBROIDERY A (9) lb maLttain frequent and regvkr wntact with * State Coachins Diredozs. SPECIALTY . * MESH BACK JACKETS (10) lb enamage coaching activity in all States NOW AVAILABLE under the control of the respective State Coach- ingDirectoI (11) lb assia State Asociatiw with funding sub- All products available from: miPsiow to their respective State GovemmMts Tenure: Appointed as at 1st January 1992 for a period EARMOLD AUSTRALIA PTY LTD of-year 2 JohneffCoun Telephone (08) 264 1096 1992. then St Agnes Radm Position &ed in Novembr bi- =ax 108) 263 7394 annually for continuation of two year South Australia 5097

AIJSWUAN CLRY TARGET rn --PN~~ARY 1892 PAGE S 5 YEAR RULE REVIEW VALE The National Shooting Committee is scheduled to review KAYE WOODS the shooting rules of the Association during 1992 with the new to any changes becoming effective as at 1/1/1993. If any club/wne has a specific matter relating to the des which they would like to see amended, they are requested to fully document the matter they wish to have addressed and forward the detajls to their respective State Association for discussin. Subject to the receipt of a recommendation from the State Association the suggestion will be addressed by the National Rub Chmittee. As a preliminary report on the progress of the Rules Committee is to be presented to the Executive Committee in May, any suggestion which may be forthcoming must be made available to the respective State Association at the earliest opporbity to allow suificient time for discussion by the State Association and the Rules canmiltee sub- ject to their receipt of a rem- to amend the shooting rules. As State Associations generally will not meet before February it is important Ulat all details relating to proposed rule changes are made available to the State Secretary by no later than 31st January to enable them to receive the It is with deep regret that the Tasmanien Clay Target Kpsociatiw fullest consideration. advise of the pansing of their Life Membes Eaye Woods, on Robert Smith - Chairman, November 9th. 1991. National Rales Committee Kaye had been ill for the last dghl years d her Me, but her me Mekept her going - detMnined not to let her iUness heat her Kaye's in- in the sdtuinjstration of Clay Target Shwting st;uted over 7.0 years ago when in I970 she was app%ed %.~etary/Peasurerofthe~Gun Club. She heldthispbn ) Austrulian Shooting Association 1 until 1918. She was ahtheir,Ddegate to the 'ICE4 from this time until 1988.

In-. -.IS80.. .-Kave ,. took on the- ooaition=~-~~~~ of State SecretaN/Peasurar Of OLYMPIC GAMES the TCTA vntil she resigned due to ill heal& in 1980.ul~lb 10 years she was aLso Cressy Gun Club's Secretaq/Treawer for BARCELONA appmdmalely 3 of those years and also Cressy's Dalegate to the TCXA fmm 1987 until 1991. After resigning as Cressy's Secrelary, she Coarching Appointment tookon managing their kitchen Wties for lhe next 12 months qle handed ASAdelegoterpereMedfmlremmmend~tofheAOCJ~ I Comrnmee on Mondoy 18h Novembw, for our mmpetitwr to fhe 1992 Oiympic Games. During hii inte&w pme~,fhe AOC also agreed to one Gochikg appoinhnent to msbt C dng Sectional Twm Manager, David tk National aveIllana4ement - &nunittee. hkdailane. Kayewasinshumentalino~theMAushalian~er~ Amad& ASA now invites oppbcolianr fm his Gamesin1987andtheM'hsmanranMarnersGamesin1989.She &bhshwldbeWb~omwhohm. was aLso the baclrbone of omanigirsa the l9W National Pap Cham- . pion&~ held in Tasmania &en &h at the lime of -ducting m. these Chamionshim. Kave was in hosoital undemoha quite a Appliis dining +ence, adolion, suitability eic, should be s&our; op&&~ij& put in imurs ah hours of-&- work ddrdto: prior to the mmmencement of Ulese National ChampioMhip. GmlSeaetaryKreawtet,Aurtmlian UMoting Asmidion Kaqe was ako a qualified Tkp and Skeet Referee, a Referee PO Box 408, Brighion SA 5048 !thmmer and a State Rules Suprvkor - not bad for somewho (king dote b receipt of applicalionr -3lst January, 1992. didn't shcot. Applinfrmoyberequiredtopnw~forapervmolintecview.Such KayewasawardedLifeMemhershiptotheTCTAin1990,thefirst inIer&wd beddinMelboume,and applintldbereymnw'bk pers~wiUlinwrStatetobegiventhisstatus. for any hovel castski maybe necewry as a pail dtheir dam. Kaye was a dedicated and tireless worker, her mmmhent and The pkm appointed will be required by tk AOC to sign fhe standard love she had for ow sport was quite obvious Kaye yau will always WkAareement documerr between hmlhdcnd fhe AOC be remembared for dl your hanl work. People with that amount of dedicationarehardtofudThanlisfore~.WewillcertainlY b a~or&made 41 be final, and mi be ru~toany appwl. &yw D. Nd 1- Gedseawny/T~ *--mow w= AUSTRAUN C%AY TARGmNEWS --JANUARY 19% 445 SmoUett Street, ALBURY, NSW 2640 AUSTRALIA. P.O.Box 1050 ALBURY, NSW 2640 AUSTRALIA PHONE: (060) 21 8494 FAX: (060) 21 7258 Specialist Gunsmithing BARREL PORTING $75lBarrel Is a series of holes machined into the barrel 80mm from the muzzle. This 80mm length allows choke tube guns to be ported without interferring with the choke tube area lt is designed to reduce recoil and because it is venting gases upwards it stops muzzle flip. -

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li li 80 rnrn LENGTHENING FORGING CONES $60l~ar@l This is lengthening the existing taper from chamber to barrel from around 15-25mm long to 44-48mm long, depending on the diameter of the barrel. In existing barrels the shot on the outside row races fowards and gets deformed by the sharp angle of the cone, and therefore does not fly truly and gives you the 'fliers' on the outside of the pattern. If you lengthen the taper, then the shot does not get deformed, which gives much more even and denser patterns as the flyers are now being put to use in the pattern proper. It also reduces recoil by allowing a longer time for the shot to get into the smaller diameter of the barrel over a longer time which has the effect of a push type recoil rather than a sharp jolt type recoil. / EXISTING FORCING CONE

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A~CLRYTRRG~NEYVS-W~1992 PAGE 7 huing the weekend and with the assistance of MI Peter Quire, VALE many of the volunteer personnel twk the opporhuity to polish their referring, wring and fliphoardingski& wWt Champiicorn TONY ROaAANELLO petition was in progress, so that the best results would be achieved for the World Champiomhip. lb add to this, our visitom decreed that lbny passed away on 22nd September aged 53 aIter 5 months it was a worthwhile excercise coming over as they were able to shoot illness. under the ever changing light conditions which efiectively changed Wghis shoding career which Wedin 1967 and had many the Ian* and colom of the taraets drasticallv. ~~ highlights includbg winning a car at one of the car shoots in southern to the weak anditions is a ma& factor thaiwill have to he

NSW. He Memany friends throughout NSW with his gwd mate considered when all three AushIh Teams come~~ ~~~ over This~~ week-~~~ Neville Doubleday. They shot and won many deaudedoubles shwt ends heat and humidity gave ths competitors an insight into what ofis. Inmiably over 100 pairs amund the Sydney cluhs. to expect dwing the World Championships. huing the 10's lbny was part of a group of Sydney shooters who travelled to all the major shoots in the state. Both as an individual and also as part of a 5 man team for the teams event. In the late 70's lbny was for a mod secretary/manager of NSW(3C...- . . - -. Some 400 mourners attended his fundat Emmmoyne and a1 his request his family asked that instead of floral hibutes money be donated to the Childrens Hospital Cancer Research The amount Dised was $15,000 and was doMted to this worthy caw. the the 'IbnywillbesadlymissedbyhisrIielldsandfamily. Please note following amendments to selection procedure nubwinthe December~~ ~~ CTSN.~ Wethe amendments do not alter heinten( of the selection procedure thLy Gve been added to ensure that the procedure is dearly understood by those persons who will be attempting to gainselection for Austmlia in the periods 1993-1995 WA STATE OLYMPIC "TP with 1996 being an Olympic yea lo. (i) For the two year period foUowing each Olympic Game5 - October 12-13, 1991 should rpad "one year" The State ltench litles were this year shifted from the Cunderdin complextotheVYestA~GunC1ubastheCund~machinery (iii) For the two year period prior to each Olympic Games - was rwuired for the World Chamviomhi~~being hosted here in should read "prior to the year of the Olympic Games" 11. IAI Add: The conditions were &ect visuallv. but the weather tended to (i) 1992 Olympic Games (ii) International Competition (i) (a) Being an Olympic year no teams other than the Olympic team wiII be competing internationally. South Wales: Mr Curtis WeMburg -Canada; MIS Deserie Huddles- For other than the Olympic team, participation at ton - New South Wales. World Cups shall be in keeping with positions AU three shooters will be representing their respective countries achieved at the.400t qwlifyhg competition sub* to Australia and Canada, at the World Champ+mships. Mewill be justi6mtion a representative of the Inaqud AWdian Womens Olympic ltap Team (ii) (a) In the event of World Cups being pmpmn?+ prior to the cornletion of elidnation~ ~ events.- .~-,rp-. narkmation ~ ~~ .~~ ~ Thmughout the titles some of the shmters, namely Curtis Wenn- sk~hedelemined on the results of the 400T qual- berg, Munay Alexander and Mark Wedake. achieved the magic 25 ifying competition, subjecl to justification break but it was Michael Diamond who always started the day and Wedthe day with a 25 break In the hat shoot off of the top six 11. (B) Add: shooters, bdh Michael and Munay shot a 25/25, cuhhating in Michael being the Overall Winner with a score of 214/225 followed (iv) (a) Pa&tpation at World Cups shall be in keeping with closely by Munay Alexander U)5/225 and lbjrd was Curtis Wenn- positions achieved at cpaWng competition and elim berg from hda199/225. Deserie's score at some points were not -hation events, subjectjecttoj~~tio~. krbest, bur over the @od of Sunday she managed to channel all (b) In the event of World Cups being programmed prior her concznhation into I.ectaying the problems she had encountered to the completion of elimination events, participation on the Sahuday -namely the heat, humidity, bdhtlight conditions shall be determined on the malts of the 400T qual- and the scolincr of a two and a half hour round of ltench due to a ifying competition, subject to justification trap mahcti0iL The 1991 West Awhkan State Olympic ltap Team will consist of (c) In the event of a World Cup being programmed prior Munay Alexander 180/UX), 205/225; Mr Mark Westlake 114/200, to the conduct of the qualifying competition, pe- 190/22& Mr Peter Striite 165/200,184/225; MI Phil Melvin 165/200; pation shall be at the hetion of the Nahonal MIJohn Fissioli 168/200,189/225; (Reserve) JoeDizinno 163/200. Shwting Committee, subject to justification (This is not to be confused with the West Awtdian State Shoulder to Shoulder Team which is selected over the six qwlifyhg rounds 11. (C) All reference to C (i), (ii), (iii) should be deleted. nominated.) 11. (C) %I& The scores of this compulsory qualifying round are as follows. Scores as Med above plus: John Hanis 161/200; Gordon Beard 1994 World Shading Championships -Italy 150/200; Anthony Snooke 126/2W Terry Momny 114/200. 1994 Commonwealth Games -Canada In conjunction with the State Olympic ltap Titles. the ISU skeet shwters ran the Metropolitan ISU Skeet Championship. We were Being in the two year period prior to the 1996 Olympic ' fromtheEastamseahoanlbeing: Games in Atlanta. USA. team and individual selection for g% Fkthe-rep?-eman- Victoria Ikvid Cunningham (i) World Shooting Championships -Italy - V~ctokt,Andy Larsen - Queensknd, Wendy Adams - Viok (ii) Commonwealth Games - Canada Ian showed his inimitable style with winning the Championship (iii) International Competition with a 218/225 fromCraig who ~nowlytcakout second place from Davidby onepoint.Wendy.alsoamenhrof~ Shall be at the discretion of the National Shooting Womens ISU Skeet Team won first in B grade. PAGE 8 AUSPRRLIRN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 ONAL OWM CHAMP Mondaay February 10 - Sunday Febluary 16 "S be conducted at the Brisbane Gun Club, M PeIrie Rd, Belmont Monday February 10 - State Tmms Match: Wdnesday February 12 8.30 am Start First 150 Targets of the National Title CornmonweaBB.1Olympic Trap Masters Badges: Championship 2W+25 Final Skeet Bronze 184-186, Silver 187-191, Gold 192+ CommoaewealrlC1 ISU Skeet Trap: 182-184, Silver 185-189, Gold 1% Championship 2W+Final Overall first ACTA Championship Medal, Blue Sash National Tvaining quad: Second &third ACTA Championship Medal Skeet: Open 0 to a maximum of 6 with MQS 3681400 1st & 2nd AA.A.6.C. Grade Medals Ladies 0 to a maximum of 3 with MQS 3201400 Medals for Ladies & Junior Divisions Juniors 0 to a maximum of 3 with MQS 3401400

Ladies 0 io a maximum of 3 with MQS 3201400 Juniors 0 to a maximum of 3 with MQS 3401400

NaBconal OBympic Rap Championship 200+25 Final National lSU Skeet Championship 280+ Final HIGH GUNS: Overall Gold Australia High Gun Overall first Silver Australia Badge, Blue Sash Second & third ACTA Championship Medal Ist & 2nd AA.A.6.C. Grade Medals Medals for Ladies & Junior Divisions

& $2 OA, Sweep entry $10 * A 682 Beretta Skeet Gun (RRP $3324) made Optional Purse $10 (60/30/10) available by Winchester Division, Olin Australia to the 1992 ISU Skeet Overall High Gun Sunday February 16 Nationail Olympic Double Trap The International (UIT) Final System shall be used Championship - 75pr plus final 25pr in all events. Overall f~rstSilver Australia Badge, Blue Sash Nominations for each event will close at a time Second &third ACTA Championship Medal determined by the Tournament Director. 1st & 2nd AA.A.B.C. Grade Medals All nominations include a contribution to the Olympic Discipline Fund.

CLAY TARGETNEWS --JANWARI 1992 PAGE 9 UIT WORLD CHAMPlONSHIPS ---- "FP & SKEET The International Shwting Union granted the 1991 World Cham- pionships lo AusWin 1989 whenthe bid to hosttheChampionships gained the support of voting members at the lliT General Assembly in Spain Not all counhies were supportive of a World Championship hein9 allocated to A@Aia with many rememberins the World Air WMChampionships which had been grantedto Australia for 1987 and subsequently retumed to the UlT owing to Australia's inabilihr. for various reasons. to oroceed with the Chm~ionshius wbich were eventuaUy held in H*. For the 1991 World ltao and Skeet Chamoionshius. the UlT enhusted the role of techr;ical delwate to <'ce ~rekdentGarv

Gary in his report to-the UlT on the first stage of his technical involvement w& most complimentary on Australia's ability to host a suocessful Wodd Rap and Skeet Championship. Havina ~rdedthis far the UlT a~wintedthe six members of theirsho~&mtechnical committeeto Gjky to ensure that ~ustralia's abiito manage the competition on behalf of the UlT was not left L-R: John Primrose Canadian 7tap Shooter In discussion with to chance. The jury under the chaimamhip of Mr Hans Iang from Jury Member Jim KeNy. Germany was further skqthened by the added appointment of Mr NeviUe Pryce-Jones from Great Britain with Australia providing an Wth the ,UlT appointments fumy in place all was in readinw for additionaliwo members. MrJim Kelly andMrI)avidMenck, both from what promto be an exciting seven days of competition The see- weather uo to the Gmnina Ceremonv dav had been a little unseasonal.and not quit; as w& as had 6&ed. Competitors andcdficialshadbeen~vingforma~daysfromallpartsofthe world and were anxiws to test their abilities at the range which was receiving compliments from all quarters. The Opening Ceremony was mnducted under blue skies with many invited dignitaries attending to witness and participate in the ceremony. A gx& deal of phnniig and preparation had gone into the Opening Ceremony in the months prior tothe opening day and while it mav not have appeared so,the Ommsna Committee was nermusly iwaiiing theg&ction &m the &ge &wd to what had been oreoared for them to witness.

l'he'-~~- ~ival- - Australia Air- Fore~-~-- conducted--~~~~~~-~-~ a~ Uv aast as teams ,~~~~ ~~ . - ~-~ marched on to the ground accompanied by the music--~ from the if& Military WctBand With the raising of the WIT flag to Uy beside the Awbdian tlag, the World Champiomhipa for 1991 were of6ciaUy declared open by the Ri~htHonourable, Graham Edwards, Minister for Sport, Rdonand Police. Wlth the ceremonies conclude& com@itors, of6ciais and the many spectators were Wed to displayi of whip cracking,sheep zkaing, model helicopter displays and of black powder shooting which attracted great inteest, all this was accompanied by excellent music provided by the Fifth Military District Band AUwhowitnessedandprkipatedintheOpening~yv+l have long and fasting memories of the occasion which certaurly dxI nothing &than enhance Australia's ability to conduct events of immrtance in the world of wort.

Michael Diamond Silver Medalist in the WoNd Trm Championship (lelt) with Roy Holtfreter chairman of the Organising Committee present an appreciafion plaque to the Honorable G. Edwards, Minister for Police, Sport B Recreation

Upon the amval of Mr Horst Sclueibe~Secretary General of the UIT, Mr Kelly was appointed lo the jury of appeal as was ACTA National Vice Resident, Rms S~lveste~with Mr Sdueiber actinq- as chairman. DadWiese (right) entertains a couple of New Zealanders. PAGE 10 AUSTRUAN C!AY TRRGm NEWS -JANUARY 1992 Tim Catling has a drink with Canadian Trap Shooter Susan The Australian Tmm take fmnt row. Nattras. A magnificent day for Australia and shooting as a whole, a fact the lead at the completion ofthe first days shooting with ith PPeetrs which was not Lm on the dignitaries that were in attendane The (Belgium) and Alexander Asanov (USSR) who had both shot rounds ~~yitSelfwasvideoedf0tpOSteri~andshouMtheop~-.nf 7d/7$. ., --. present itself, please make !he to view the exciting happening that JmBladas (Spain) was in second place on 73, one ahead of took place at Whiteman Park, Perth, on the aftemwn of Wadnesday MichaeJ Diamond (Australia), Jay Waldron (USA) who was ACfA Nov& 6. 1991. a dav to be rmemkad so far as shootino in National ltap Champion at Brisbane in 1986 and JmRebelo ~isa;lcen;ed~lyinr&tiontoshotwshooting&d (Fmrhtgal). los Angeles World Cup winner Russell Mark (Australia) the~~ - ameotance-...r~- -- of~ Austraha s s&Mv~ , bv-, the - - attendin0 drs~ of-~ the ~~ ~ 71/74 was giving the teaders a start which would eventually pmve International Shooting Union to succesdully promote shooting in the to be dvfor him. southem hemisphere. A great occasion made possible by the many, Day twd saw a change to the scoreboard with M. Diamqnd, J. many voluntary workers, not only from shotgun, without whom the Waldmn and- T Blah&aha- --- the~~ ~ lead~- on-~ 149/150-~~ ahead~ ~ of~ a hahtlv occasion would not have been possible. Cmgrahrlations to dl bunched grwp with three targets between first and hvelffh ~&tio& concerned for a maficent conhibution to the 1991 World nap and day three loomed as being full of interest. At the 1% mark the field was reduced to the Leading 24 shooten who would go on to shoot

The Fiffh Military Distrkt Bendplay at the Opening Ceremony. The crowd whose interest was always kept at a peak Olympic Trap Under conditions which were difierent to those experienced in Europe, the first of the three WmId 'ps events com- menced d an air of excitement, and- the hope for success from the three Australians in the field of 106 from a total of 24 countria Australia 10, Aushia 1, Edgium 2, Canada 6, China 3, ~,~',..~~~~~ . ~~ . ~~ ~. Denmark 1, Spain 4, Finland 4. France 8. Great Britain 11. Germany D.J& (h)13139: P. croft (GB) i38; A. ~sanov(USSR) 138; J.'F& 6, Hong Kong 2, Hungary 3, Ireland 2, Italy 7,Japan 3. Mexico 2, New (Por) 138: R Chrodash (USA) 137; R Scalzone (Ita) 137; G. Ede (NZ) ZeaLurd 4, Poltupal 9, DPR Korea 1, svdwmhd 2, %key 1. USSR 127

6.. USA - ~-~ 8. ~ Day three with all the excitement of a major world spolting event In the mens individual ckmySomhip only t- and a large following of very interested sp&&ors dl &ping for their shot from a possible 168 with Marm Vanhrrird (My) World Cham- choice to do vrell. Showing all the experience of a seasoned shooter pion in MonteCatini in 1989 shodina- two of the ten rounds. sharina ItaIy's hIaroo Venhuini produced a 6nal round of 49/50 as did Peter AUSlWUW CLAY TARGET N€WS -JANlk l9SZ PAGE 11 The UIT flag on its way to the flagpost. The Jury Womens WorM Rap Championship Rventy-four women shooters from ele& -hies contested the Womens World Championship. Aushalia 3, Canada 2, China 3, Spain 1. Finland 1, France 3. Great Ktain 3, Italy 1, Portugal 2. USSR 3, IRA -.R At the end of the fust day DeemJulin (USA) was leading the field with a well shot 68/75 one target ahead of Roberta Pelosi (Italy) with Susan Nattass (Canada), Elena Shishirina (USSR). Gisele Remud (France) and Elena Tkwh sharing third psition on 66/75. A different leaders board after the completion of the second round of slmoting with Gemma Usieto (Spain) shooting 70/75 sharing semnd donon 134/150 with Susan NaWm. two tamets behind Deena r&n whose sem~iround 68/78 made her ouhiok leadez

of Wornens Trap Champion 1991 was won by Genuna Usieto from

Junior World Trap Championship %enty-hMjuniorsfromnine~to0kpaainthejuniorevent. Aushalia 3. Canada 1. France 2. Great Britain 3. Gmmnv 3. ltalv 3. 5MD BI8ck Powder Squad. Boden Franz Peeters. I& Rebelo. Peter Croft. Richard Chordash The'final round honiurs were shared by rei it Erickson (USA) and

Alder-~~~~~ Asanov~~~ (USSR) whose final mund~~ ~~ 50/50-~ -~ muld not oain for him a pmi!ion &the f&l six, which included two shooters f& the USA. one from Italy, Germany, Belgium and Australia's own .Michael- -- -.lniamond- . . -. .- The World Championship final six was lead by: M Venturini (ha) 193/200;1. Waldron (USA) 193/200: M. Diamond (Aus) 192/200:J. Damme (Ger) 192/200;F. Peeters (Bel) 192/200;B. Erickson (USA) la1 i9m .-a, "--. With two targets hetween first and sixth the final 25 was a delight to watch At thecompletion of 24 targets MichaeIDiamondand Marm Venhuini had shot the 24 uith Venturini first to shoot his 25th and final laraet to win the World Trao Chamoionshio. The atmomhere was &c as a miss would have' open& the dobr for ~usdand nineteen vear old Michael Diamond

edal was won by Jorge Damme from Ge-y who won Gold at Moscow in 1990 withadd2M)/ 200. A magnificent end to Uuee exdling days of competition which produced for Ausbalia a silver medal which was widely acclaimed bv the om Michael Diamond crowd which viewed the finalConorat-

&ti& to Michael for a maonificent nerfonnance which~ should b;ino with it selection in the AU& ~hob& T& for the 1992 Olympi~ Games in Barcelona. Congrahltations also to the six hnalists who fought for the tiUe of World Champion and of course to Italy's Marcu L-R: Winchester Representatiw Lex Shipp pictured with Horst Venhuini -a champion and a well deserved victory. Schreiber UIT Secretary General. PAGE 12 AlEiWiWW CLAY TARGEI' NEWS -JAMJAW 1992 Three exciting pmspcb for the Mure shared the lead after the rust day cdshootingwithscoresof11/15,j~Womble(GB).Robert Garwood (GB) and Curtis Wennberg (Canada) dl of whom shot their targets well. Three shooters were on 10/15 which promised well for an exdting and dose sewnd days shooting. With assand day 74/75 JulianWomblelead the field lhree targets ahead of Lance Bade (USA) and gusten BUch (Germany) who were both on 142/145. two targets ahead of Manuel Silva (poltugal). loshua blgtois (USA) and RcdOlfo Vlgano. (Italy). Oltdaythreewith~targetstobeshottodetemj,h1991WorId Junior'rrapChampionWomblemissedtwotargetsineachroundfor a final score of 191/200 to win the title from lanoe Bade (USA), with gustenB~(Gennany)winningthebronzemedaL Meas Team Match ~ourteen~wurdxieaptkipated in the mens team over I50 targets with the USA winning gold with a team score of 423/450. Semnd place with the silver medal was Great Britain 422/450 with Spain -winning the bronze medal with a team smre of 422/450. The Aushdian 'Pam of Russell Mark Michael Diamcnd and Greg Newey with 420/450 6nished in fourth msition ahead of the USSR PoItusal and Italy. Wornens 'Rap Team Match TeamsfromfivecounhiestoolipartintheWomenslkamNIatch withtheAvstrelianteamofFayeWlrtoRI)esiraeHuddlestonand Kathy Gault taking fourth position 346/450. TheteamfromthePeoplesRepubkofChinawonthegoldmedal Hans Lang receives his appreciation plaque from Roy 381/450 ahead of USSR 381/450 withFmncefinishingUlird 364/450 Holtfreter. to take the bronze team medal. Junior ltap Team Match Six woohies contested the junior team match of 454 targets. The skongteamfmmtheUSAc&ainIyshowedtheiroveralldepthwith a well shot team score of 420/450 to take the goId medal Second placeandsil~m~waswonby~411/450,onetargethead of ltaly 410/450. AuskaWs juniaus contestedthe match in hue spidt, findhghqwevqtheteamsfmmEumpewereoveralltoomngand twertpenenced Do* 'Rap For the rust oxasion wmpetitm in the World Double ?tap Championship had a day of practice before their event which although proving to be a dif6cuU discipline is growing in stature as hyearsgoby. Sixtv&ht cnmditm fromthirbn deacontestedthe event dgLenty kmen and fifteenjuruors. most of whom found the -on from !sap to double hap dif6cuU to adjwt to. With 15 pair shot on the one day phu a 24 pair final for the top six in the mens event the double !sap was full of interest light irom the outset. lbprove how Merent the double trap event is from the singletmponeoollyhadtowrmltthe~whichshowed the Tiap World Champion Maw Venbini ghooting 123/150 to miss out on a final position Michael Diamond silver medalist in the trap event also shot 123/150. however this was suEicient to come into hfinalin&positionGMmWPeterBod~131/154and Kevin Gill 125/150 both maldng the final ware loowto add to theii wunhy's medal total At the 150 target mark the W of 31 was reduced to sir: P. Boden (GB) 131: B. Ericlcscn (USA) 128; A Asanov (USSR)128: S. Sivrikaya (W)12'1; K Gill (GB) 125; M Diamond (Aus) 123. As was the case wiih Ihe 6ml round, targets were still proving elusive with Breti Eridcson shooting the beat final round with a score of 42/54, one ahead of Kevin Gill. Despite these two iine performan- ces Peter Boden maintained his lead which had been reduced from eight to two at the wmpleth of the double trap championship. First and third to Great Britain with Peter Boden and Kevin Gill both delighted to be among the medals. Silver to the USA with Brett Ericlison picking up six targets in the M round to finish behind the winners &ore of 173/200. 'VYiththe~scheduQdtomeetin1992,onecan~ylook forward to the detinite possibility of the double trap becoming an 01vmDiceventforshotaun.Wdhtimaed~toemandthe &gin &c@hnes ti4 elevation of d&i wap to ~l~rn~;sstatus Roy Holffretw and Horsf Schreik share the UIT flag. would surely be welcomed by dL AlJSmAWW CLAY TARGET NEWS - JAWhY 1992 PAGE 13 Junior Trap placings.

Mens Open Trap placings.

Ladies Tmp Teams placings. WO~NDouble Trap Champiorurh?p Tbenty women contested the event and like the men found the transition to double trap a challenge to he overcome. Deem Julin (USA) maintained her good form shooting 90 in the fint round A big improver over the double trap was Satu Pusila from Finbnd who having finished thieenth in the womens trap championship led the double trap 6eld with a well shot 98, seven ahead of her nearestrival,Renaniach(USSR).InthefinalioundSahrPusilatwk thehonwrswinningtheWomensDoublelhpChampionshipwith a score of 129 with silver medalist Elena Tkach 121 finishing ahead of Deem Julin whme score of 119 won for her the bronze medal, JdorDouble 'hp Champloaship Great Britain with Julian Womble and Robert Garwood both shooting extremely well dominated the junio~event winning gold and bronze &veIy with swres of 114/2M) and 164/200 which in Julian'sinstance would have won the mena event. Wth scores of this kind recorded in world class competition, both juniors will no doubt leave their mark on the sport in the years ahead We VYe wish well inthis regard. Mens Double Trap Team Match Ten countries contested the team event which was won well bv

Great Britain with~ a-..- -re ~- oi-. 376. .~-, thirteen tamets~~ ahead of the--~ US^. Third andthe bronze medal went to Italy 359, who like myothers found that Ulere is a decided difference in Ule double trap discipline - a dieerence which will be less obvious as more and more world class shooters take part in this demanding yet exciting event. Womens Dcuble Trap Team Match Five counkies entered teams in the womens champioNhips: I Avskab, Great Britain, France, China and the USSR who were strong Ladies Pap placings. favourites for the team gold medaL PAGE 14 AWlWUAN CLAY TARGE3 NEWS -JhMlARI 1992 This proved to be the case with the USSR women winning gold by a massive lhirty-five targets from China with France a further four targets behind for third position and bronze medals. Australia did not f.& f.& as well as would have been hoped, however the wornens team were a dtto their country and dl no doubt be better because of the experience. Junior Double Trap Team Match Four counhies took c art for the medals in the iunior event which although small in numl;els, nevetiheless was al&ys full of interest. The.... USA.-..... 359 and oold and Great-~-~ Britain 351 and silver. dominated the junior championships. Like the wokteam, the jhrsfound the competition too strong on the day, although it must be said they appeared a little overawed by the occasion shooting scores well below their best in Aushalia Well done to the Aussie juniors who with the benefit of experience in the years ahead will no doubt make their mark in shodhg.

Junior Double Tipplacings.

Junior Double Tip Team placings. (Spain). Josei Hahnenkamp (Aushia) and HeMie hmpeling (Hol- land). Eight shwters shared third position on 13 which gave every indication of a close second round On day two Hennie Eampling with a second round 73 was the equal leader with Michael Schmidt on 147/150, one target ahead of Dean Clark (USA) who after shooting five rounds of 25 surpMigly Mens Double Tipplacings. dropped 4 targets in his M round Grouped with Clark on 146/150 was a strong group including Bruno Rosetli (Italy), Alexander Inichin Skeet (USSR), Nam Ho Sin (PR Korea), Peter Malek (CzechosloMkia). John W~lhtwo of the three championships already decided many of the Suminen was finding the second day a little more difficult shooting overseas cornpetiton had left for home, being replaced by an influx ?O/75 to bein equalfourthplace onscores 144/150 with tenshooten of shooters to contest the Skeet World Championships. aasitioned-..---- above him-~

From AusWs point of view there was a great deal of interest -Sixteen- ...... mhiw .. -. -.. . were reme~~ted~~ in the 24 semi Gnal with onlv in the oerfotmanceS of bdh Ian Hale and Craig Meuleman, for 5 targets separating 6rst and twenty-fdpmitions. ~ivetargetsw& depen&ng upon a fmkh in the top sixteen. there was a pwible not an impossibility to catch when remembeling Dean Clark drop position for one of them in the Olympic team for Barcelona The only ping four in one mund on the second day after shooting 125/ 125. wssibles on dav one. Michael Schmidt (USA). DealClark (USA) and M. Schmidt (USA) 141; H. Dompeling (Hol) 141: D. Clark (USA) hdJensen led Ute field of &eight representing 146; B. Rosetli (Ita) 146: A. In& (USSR) 146; S Sin (PR Korea) 146: twenly-six countries by one target. AWa'sWorldCup winnerJohn P. Malek (Czd) 146; G. Tones (Cuba) 145: K. Van leperen (Hol) Summers was handily placed on 74 with three others, Jose Colorado 145: L. Hkvack (Czech) 145: H. Tensen (Nor) 145: A. W&er (Ger) AUSiWUAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 15 144;J. Summers (Aus) 144; F. Romero (G'mda) 143; M. Dunkd (Ger) Womens Skeet pionship 143; R. SQibani (Ita) 143; A. Ciorba (Rom) 143, C. Meuleman (Aus) Rventy competitors tobk part h the competition to dedde the 143; X Zhang (China) 143; E Artman (Can) 143; V. Sdmlov (USSR) Womens WorldChampionfor 1991. Hungaq='s Erzshet &mi 13/18 143; L. Ra (PR Korea) 142; K. Harman (GB) 142; 0. Rasmvsm (Den) was the leader after the first davs shootirm from Erdianik Avetisiva 142. (USSR) 72 with three shooters hina&third Ace on tam&

The~~~ final 50 tarnets-~ urcduced some- excellent~ ~ .... shmtina &orman- broken bemg]ong Ran ~ak(PR ~oreacsvetlana Jlob (ussR)~~~~ m, notably from B. Rmsetti, K Van leperen A w&& S. &L L Diana Igaly (Hunpry) Aushal~a'sthree compehtors were Iindmg the Ra and K. Ham all of who shot the 50 targeL% Australia's two compehhon a httle too sbong, however vnth the nerves of the kt representatives in the semi final, Summers 49/50 and Craig day out of the way better scores were anticipated. Meuleman 48/50, missed out on mahng the final siz however toth At the completion of the womens event Jong Ran Pak (PR Korea) fohn 193/200 for 11th Wonoverall and Craig 191/200. 19th had shot an excelIent 191/200 to be declared World Champion for position overall exceeded the minimum Olympic qdifykg swre of 1991. Svetlana Diomina with scores of 71 and 47 on the semd and 184/200. Craig's attempt to make the top 16 and obtain the required third days wonthe silver medal with a score of 189, two targets ahead points to make him elgible for Olympic selection fell short by just of Ensbet Vas& whose sco~of 187/200 won bronze for Hungary. the one target much to his disappointment. Nevertheless the experience gained at this level of competition will hold him in good stead in the years ahead during which we will watch his progress

with~~~~ areat interest.- ~-~-~ JOGSummers continued his excellent form during 1991 and had established himsell in the eyes of all as one of the top skeet shooters in the world Well done John and Craig, Australia's shooting future is in good hands. The skeet final was full of interest even though conditions had deteriorated to some degree. Hoiknd with two shooters in the final sir were lookina fw victorv and with onlv two taraets separatin4 first and sixth pkon a k&nly fought appeared-evideit. H. Dompelling (Hol) 196; S. Sin (PR Korea) 196; B. Rosetti (Ita) 196; A. Inechin (USSR)195: K Vanleceren (Hall 19s: A Weaner (Get1 194. The &A 25 with the'presuks .that 'are inv;;Iva is tbtdy

~~~~the ~ ~ -~ -~ of Werent.---- from earlier munds. however~~ in the shrle a tnre World

Charnuion~r~ ltalvk B- - Rasetti~~ shot a clean- ~ mdtowin for himself and his counhy the 1991 World Skeet Champiomhip with axore of 196+25. The silver medal with a clean round was won by K Van leperon fmm Holland 195+24. Holland's HeMie Dompdling with a final round 24 won the bronze medal with a competition score of

Ladies Skeet plscings. Junior Skeet ChZampio~hip Sineen juniors from six counkies vied for the honwr of winning the title of Junior World Champion. Italy's Pietro Genqa 74/75 gave

everv indication that~ ~ he was the one to beat and led the field after the &st day's shooting by two targets. A similar situation after the s-nd day- ~4th.. P.. Genm- -~ 144/150 two tamets ahead of Shane ~chwickedth(LISA) follov& by &uele &&hi (Italy) and Jason Ward (USA) both on scores of 144/150. Best of the Aushalian juniors was Clive Barton and Leigh Roberts both on 133/150. W~tha final round %/SO P. Genga blitzed the opposition to shoot a score of 194/200 proving to all who witnessed his peIf0mame that a future mens world champion had well and tnrly arrived on the scene. Silver with again an excellent score. 190/200 was won by Shane Schwickerath (USA), one target ahead of team member Jason Ward who won bronze with his xore of 189/2W. Aushalia's iuniors will benefit from the expelience and their dedication to their &wen discipline will see them improve upon their perfomtances at their Mens Skeet platings. first involvement with international shooting at world class level PAGE 16 ALrswLuw myTARGFn' NEWS -JANUARY 1992 Junior Skeet Team The team from ltaly was certainly the favoruite for the junior teams match and lead the field on dav one bv nine tamets with a meof

218. l'heGermanand~~teams bere~ &na cont&lers withGermanv holdin&&ond position on 209. a lead ofkvo targets. Day two produced minor changes to the leaden board and at the conclusion of the event, iavouiles Italy had won the gold medal with their team score of 424 by four targets from USA 420. Germany despite their second placing on day one had slipped to third position with their brow medal score of 408. Acknowledgments and Appreciation Wdh so many people involved in the early plaMing and the achla! lunnina of the UIT World Cham~ioNhiDS.it wmrld be an unwise actionio make specific mention df any & or more persons. Having said that the need is still there for specific names to be menti5n€d, in @cular Terry Morony, Reg Wagland, Alison Hatding, WACTA Resident hWk Watson and WACIA Edvehkdxxs Elaine Fdand DamU Wxese, as well as lesley Watson and Helen IViese,who along with many, many others mnltibuted greally to the success of the champiomhips. I would also Weto make specific menhon of two of the people who having ensuzed the SUGWSS of the championships were not reczgked in a material way during lhe presentation cemnbmies How could the competition have taken place without the two people who were alwaw there to make certain that the compe!ition pmceeded in the-mpked manner? I am ref- of course to shoot nmshab Peter Quire and Tim Catling who both played a major role in the omanisation of the &amnionshim as a whole. Peter and 'I~RL inofierin~wrsincereapoldforwr~failure togiveduereoDgFiton at the time for the co&ilxtion which vou made. we trust and know that you will both accept as a token of iecognition a plaque from the Australian Shooting Association in appreciation of sewices rendered

to~- the shmtino swrts-'~-~~~ as~ ~ a- whale. shot--~- in~ dcuh Ow appreciation is extended to the many Ixk~GWA and other states fortheir conhibutiontothe championships,wilhout lhis support the championships would have been an impwibilily lo conduct. thank you one and all Spalha& must go tothe spomofthe World Championships whwe conhibution in these days of economic difIiculty must not go

- -ar The Australian Sports Commission Juniors Skeet platings. MewSkeet Teams Match A great deal of interest is always evident in the competition for team medals. Wlth~~ fifteen~~~ counhies dd~atincIindudinaAus&'sA ~-=- z~~~-~~p-- The Winchester Division ofOlin Australia 1- of J. Summers. C. ~~~~~and L Hale the event was full of interest from the first day which saw USA on 219 leading from Australia 218 and Spain 218 with ltaly holding fourth position on 216. Government of Day two however produced changes to lhe scoreboard with USSR making a bold move. Czechoslovala% had also improved on their first Western Australia days shooting and were well in the ace for me&. The Western AusWian Government At the conclusion of the teams match, gold and fust place to USA 432/450 by one target from USSR with Czechoslovalda a huther one larget away forthebronzemedalAushaliaaflerstarting wellfinished on 421 for sixth place behind Italy and PR Korea both on 430. Womens Skeet Teams Match caltexnustralia Six counhies including two strong teams from PR Korea and China who were both expected to do welL Hungary however lead the &Id after the first day with a team saxeof 213, one larget ahead of USSR with PR Korea on 211. China had not shot as well as expected and on 202 appeared to be out of the race for medals. Day two and the last opporlunily to perform in the teams match Awhab Wrts DW Agew produced some interesting results. China in particular, improving their position with a second day score of 214. As was expect& at With the hep-ions~ps first held in Austnlia in 1913, to hhalia some eighteen years latw we are amtident that those the furiah of the womens team match bdh PR K~~~~ and figured high in the results with PR Korea winning the gold medal with a team who the j~ to A!shab as -fiton Or of6cials of the score of 418, just two targets ahead of China Hungary after a bold UIT will not have that long again for the UIT to 9"t World showina on dav one sliooed back to 414 and with that score the Or World CUP status to Australia

AERWUAN CLAY TARGE3 NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 17 17 20 13 50 19 22 16 109 20 20 149 1991 WORLD SHOWGU II\( 2 EZ 20 19 19 68 20 16 17 111 21 17 149 8 FPd KUw~plleCOLAVllo 16 18 19 63 21 16 23 113 20 16 149 CHAMPIONSHIPS 9 CAW AnneMdjARVEY 21 16 18 55 15 20 20 110 17 18 145 PEI%"CC.I,WESTERN AUSTMLIA lo GBR JWMW KLD 16 15 21 52 20 19 20 111 18 15 144 11 AUS hys8URmN 16 13 14 25 20 16 17 96 16 16 134 OPEN GRAND PRlX TRAP RESULTS 12 FRA MueiBERUARO 21 16 14 51 21 17 14 103 103

JUNIOR GRAND PRlX TRAP RESULTS TENMEMBER 123 456 7 8 9mTlL 1 FPd S(ephaneW\MENS 19 24 23 66 21 22 24 133 23 24 180 2 I(A RDla4oW 19 24 25 68 22 21 24 135 21 23 179 3 CAI( WWNNBEffi 23 24 22 69 20 22 21 132 21 21 24 174 4 AUS Gkn HAYOEN 21 n 24 1 20 22 23 132 23 19 22 174 5 rr~ wrrn~~l~3 18 n m 60 m 20 23 123 17 zo 160 8 f EnchMARCHmI 20 15 M 55 18 20 17 110 23 21 154 7 AUS PLuI FAIWL 18 17 19 54 19 21 22 116 17 21 154 8 AUS TmTURNER 21 18 19 58 22 24 17 121 16 15 152 9 AUS MslthlWHDWOEN 18 21 14 53 M 14 20 107 2' 19 147 in mh E~nrnmMXNl 15 19 16 52 14 14 15 95 19 21 135

OPEN GRAND PRlX SKEET RESULTS

LADIES GRAND PRlX SKEET RESULTS LADIES GRAND PRlX RESULTS rVUI MEMBER 123 456 789mTN 1 HUN C5.m IGALY 22 23 25 70 25 24 20 13Q 23 24 186 2 HUN ~mebetw M 24 n w n 22 24 $35 20 23 178 3 HWI WGOF?lLOS 20 24 22 I 21 21 19 127 22 23 172 4 AUS WmRWKE 22 20 21 53 22 22 19 126 20 21 167 5 AUS YYandvMlUIS n 20 20 6z 19 20 23 124 24 18 168 6 AUS Md@DEN 17 22 18 57 16 21 21 117 19 21 157

35 NIL 166 8. WISTPANO 10 22 23 83 23 22 24 132 132 + II FR4 068 5. CMENS 22 18 25 55 22 24 24 135 21 22 178 37 HUN 117 I. PUTZ 24 20 21 05 21 23 23 132 132 i 12 llZL 165 ASNCWR 23 23 22 88 23 20 25 136 16 23 177 38 JPN 140 A. KUROhlYA 24 23 18 65 22 22 23 132 132 + 13 WR 173 L WNTEIRO 24 21 21 66 23 23 23 195 135 39 JPN 137 Y WW\SHI 24 20 24 80 20 23 21 132 132 + 14 CAN 035 C.MI1NBERG 23 23 25 71 23 20 21 135 135 40 CAN 834 J. PRIMROSE 21 22 23 55 23 24 19 132 132 + 15 GER 1W 0. GROSSE 23 21 24 GO 23 22 20 133 133 41 fR4 065 J. ANE 22 20 23 65 19 23 24 131 131 + 18 &US 037 P. FAIWLL 20 22 25 67 22 23 20 132 132 42 HUN 115 K GOMBOS 22 21 22 65 20 24 22 131 131 + 17 FM 078 E. WRCHETII 23 18 22 63 20 23 25 131 131 43 RN OMl ZNlEMlNEN 24 19 23 66 24 22 19 131 131 + 10 lTA 129 E.FQMlECOFQ4 22 20 22 64 22 21 2.1 131 131 44 FIN 063 1 UKKONEN 23 22 20 55 19 24 22 130 130 + 19 AUS 022 X NRUER 20 21 21 62 24 19 10 123 123 45 NR 195 S. WWYA 19 17 24 80 23 22 24 129 129 + 20 GOR M1 0.hkLEAN 22 16 21 59 22 22 17 128 128 46 RW 062 Jarxko 24 20 19 63 21 23 22 129 129 + 21 AUS 010 M. HOWOEM 20 18 19 57 21 21 19 118 118 47 EEL 027 P.OUWNT 23 23 21 67 22 20 20 129 129 + 22 GER 09S H. AMMN 21 20 10 59 22 19 16 116 118 48 HUN 113 2 BDW 10 24 16 58 21 25 24 128 120 + 49 CAN G3OG.CARMICWIEL 21 23 21 55 22 22 19 128 120 + M NZL 167 0. WWOWARO 19 23 21 63 23 20 21 127 127 + VVORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN TRAP TEAMS 51 IRL 119 M. BALFE 23 23 18 84 19 22 21 126 126 + 52 MM 156 A FERNANMZ 20 22 19 81 22 20 22 125 125 + 12 3 4 5 6 53 HKG 118 W U 22 19 21 82 23 20 20 125 125 r 1 UHmO STAES OF AMERICA 54 HKG 109 SHU MING (Why) 19 21 20 W 22 17 22 121 121 + 216 R CHDADASH 22 24 23 69 24 21 23 55 SUI 190 M. DERUNGES 19 18 19 56 18 22 21 117 117+ 218 0 EWCKSOEl 21 24 23 68 24 24 25 227 J \WLORON 24 25 23 72 24 24 25 M Wi 235 Andi~ai 19 22 14 55 19 21 21 118 115 + 67 73 69 209 72 6s 73 423 2 GREAT BRlTllH 079 P BOOEN 25 22 24 71 25 23 23 rml PCROV 24 22 20 66 23 25 24 W K GILL 24 24 23 71 24 23 24 73 66 67 208 72 71 71 422

5 USSR 197 AWW 206 M. IlUN 204 A LAYRENENKO

7 ITALY 128 ARM 24 24 19 67 25 22 21 132 R. SCALZONE 23 21 20 64 24 24 25 134 M.MNIWIIII 24 25 25 74 23 24 23 71 70 64 205 72 70 69 118 9 FRANCE 065 J.AM 071 G. GERlN 072 D.JEAN

p~-~~ 70 65 69 204 6s 70 70 412 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIOR TRAP 9 GERMIHl RESULTS W8 J. OAMME 24 23 24 71 23 25 25 103 U.MMLLER 22 24 23 69 21 23 22 TEAM MEMBER 123 4 5 0 7 8 TOTAL 104 R.REH0EP 22 22 23 67 22 23 21 1 GBR M5 J WOLE 25 24 22 71 25 24 25 145 23 23 191 G8 69 i0 207 66 71 65 412 2 USA 213 L WE 23 24 23 78 23 24 25 142 25 23 190 10 APlW 3 GER M7 K BlNDMCH 22 23 25 70 23 25 24 142 24 24 190 137 Y GAR&# 24 20 24 69 20 23 21 4 WR 177 M SlLVA 22 24 23 69 24 22 25 140 24 24 188 140 A KUWA 24 23 16 65 22 22 23 5 USA 221 J MTOS 23 23 22 64 24 25 23 l48 22 25 187 6 USA 215RBARA 24 23 20 87 24 24 23 138 24 24 185 7 ITA 135 R WAN0 22 a 23 68 24 24 24 140 22 24 180 8 ITA 122 M. ACCIARRI 23 23 24 70 24 22 23 139 24 22 185 166 BwmwWO 18 22 23 63 23 22 24 9 GM MRGbhUUOD 24 25 22 71 22 22 21 138 21 24 111 107 8. WWDK"JRO 19 23 21 63 23 20 21 )(I POR 174 P. WRXI 24 21 24 09 22 23 22 136 24 21 181 59 67 66 192 M 67 Mi 3B8 PAGE 20 AWlXALUW CLAY ThRGET NEWS -JAPlUIARI 1992

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP OPEN SKEET TEAMS

123 456 1 UHlTEO STATES OF AMERICA 217 D CW 25 25 25 75 25 25 21 222 W RW 21 23 25 69 23 22 25 223 M sCHMlOT 25 25 25 75 23 25 24 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP WOMENS SKEET 71 73 75 219 71 72 70 432 2 USSR TEAMS 210 V SOKW 22 24 24 70 24 25 24 2W ACKRY*YN 25 23 24 72 23 24 23 123 456 240 AIWCMN 23 24 24 71 25 25 25 1 OPR OF KOREA 70 71 72 213 72 74 72 431 163 J.W( 23 24 24 71 24 23 25 3 CZECHOSLWAKU 181 M. tOM 23 24 23 70 24 23 21

123 A BENEUJ 23 23 24 78 24 24 23 130 B.FSSTll 25 24 24 73 24 25 24 133 A. SCA@ANI 25 23 25 73 23 22 25 73 70 73 216 71 71 72 438 18 QWY 22 24 25 71 24 25 21 5 OPROFKOREA 118 E WWM 24 24 25 73 21 22 22 1M C.0 22 24 25 71 24 25 22 114 1 MBOUlS 23 23 23 69 22 22 22 85 LWI 25 22 23 70 23 24 25 69 71 73 213 67 W 65 414 180 S SIN 25 24 24 73 25 24 24 4 USSR 72 70 72 214 72 73 71 4a M2 SGmWd 23 23 25 71 25 23 23 6 AUsmALU MI LMEFlWEWW 24 23 22 69 21 22 a 020 J SUMMERS 25 24 25 74 25 22 23 198 E MlEW 24 23 25 72 23 22 20 009 L HALE 24 24 25 73 21 22 24 71 69 72 212 69 57 63 411 015 C. MEULEMAN 25 23 23 71 23 25 24 6 WmO STATES OF MRlU 74 71 73 218 69 W 71 427 214 T WNKW 24 21 22 67 M 23 24 7 GERMMY 219 CFLLWR 23 24 22 69 23 23 23 21 1 22 23 21 107 AWEGNER 23 23 25 71 25 24 24 225 C WENBLRSER 24 23 099 M QUNKEL 25 24 24 73 24 23 23 71 68 65201 65 69 MI4W 101 J. HEINFXH 25 22 m 67 23 24 25 5 MIsmu.u 73 m w 211 72 71 n 426 019 M RMKE l918I 6722M24 6 ROlllllA 1101 W KWS 21 21 24 1 22 16 18 19 24 17 15 20 186 ACW 25 23 23 71 24 23 25 107 C &DEN 8 63 187 M. WN 24 24 25 73 22 25 21 59 63 €4 11 61 51 SS 35s

WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIOR SKEET TEAMS

.. ""- . . .. (US G mPRES 24 23 25 72 25 24 24 224 SSCMKEK4ll! 22 24 22 68 25 25 24 142 M1 P7AVLC 73 70 23 66 24 22 22 226 0. YAH DEN TOP 23 22 22 67 22 24 24 137

12 RlLANO 057 J. KORHWEN 24 24 23 71 24 24 23 OM M.WlmNEN 21 23 22 65 25 23 23 058 J KORHONEN 24 22 22 66 23 21 23 69 59 67 206 72 68 69 414 13 FRWCE 070 BWSYIN 24 23 23 70 25 21 24 080 RWCKELL 23 21 24 P 23 25 22 1% 073 P LEBMUF 22 23 21 66 24 24 23 W4 W FARLEY 16 22 21 61 18 24 22 11 092 AMELL 22 21 24 67 25 M 19 131 63 64 69196 MI69 63394 5 wsmu 160 T WWS 012 AMEN m 21 19 e la 19 lo 116 163 G JUKES 018 LWRTS 23 24 M 67 21 21 24 133 Cm CSnm 21 22 24 67 23 M 23 133 €4 67 63194 82 W 66W AllsmUwCLAY TARGET NEWS -WARY 1998 -- ihaverec?ivedmany~andtokeMofapprecietianfrom skaters, visitors and UIT offidals on the way the recent 1991 WorId VIDEO COACHING TAPES ChampiomhipiwerecmcbctedinPerllgwhichIhaveaooqXedand duly ~wl~edon behalf of aU thma who worked SO den- tidytowards their ultimate success. TRAP AND SEEF I am e&emsIy graleful for the level of Nppcrt my conm&eea rec?iv&fmm&yshoden,someofwhomatehadmtseenmthe kack6 for years, other dk@ks and the generat public. SHOOTING My Binoere thanSs to those shodem wbtra.dI4 fmm the eastem slates to assist in a pradicail way with the ref-, at %I omms*r Written and Produced by Oeorge Biggs showing a hue dedication to OUI spoa. lam-A~wiUhthewherintheInngmandland~ *Shooting Trap The technisues of shwtinq trap both single rise and double rise have sat the wheel9 In ma(ion forapsible ?@icstion in 1994 or 1995 for a WcrM Cq,which involv~saU dkiphes. targets plus's 15 minute taik ongun handiing and gun pointing on h the kst edition of CTSN, yaur pdent, Leigh hkrtin made the trap house. Whereto point and howtolookforthetarget leaving refereme to mpUand the succesr. of fhese champlonshlp, for which the trap house. Price $45 1amememelygraleNbutwishtomalreilquitedearUlatIamunder 'Shooting Skeat no il?9io~ a. to whythey were SO gUCCegsfuLIam proudto be ycu The mechanics of skeet shooting in a step by step demonstration aasooaed with a11 roundtheskeetfieldplusatalkontypesofgunsetcanda15minute Roy M. Holtfreter, Chairman OrganLing Cornmime 1991 World SblOnn Championrbipl explanation of how to determine correct gun fit for the individual shooter. Price $45 'Commonsense Reloading An all new tape that demonstrates and explains from A to Z shotsheli reloading for the Australian shooter. Price $25 'Each tape is supplied with a 2-page leaflet with advice on gun TRAP, SKEET, FIELD MODELS filling and gun selection. 'Shooters EXTRA BARRELS, ADJ STOCKS ETC Do vou have a number of 8mm films that vou never look at these dayb? Wny not transfer them to v~deotape for qulck and easy NEW & USED GUNS IN STOCK vlewlng Perhaps Some shwt~ng,huntrng or llsn ng films want an alrlng Glve me a cal lor a quote Immediate Delivery. Prices include post B packing to all States. PO Box 1868, ~aunceston,Tas 7250 Phone or Write to: George Blggs 4 Hugh Street, Knoxtield, Vie. 3180. Phone [OD31 31 8285 Fax [003131 8285 Phone (03) 801 2748

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1991~~.- was~~ the 25th~~ ~ Anniversarv~- ~ of-~ the~-~ heoabri-Gmedah~- --~~~~ ~ Gun~- Club fanes "Gum 'Re'simdated field shoot, the brainduld of part President Wc Eathcr on whoso properry it was run in 1966. it darted out as acne day shoot, despite endless houble with unsuitable traps and many little hiccups, Vic and his small committee of stalwarts worked tirelessb :o iron out the many problems and honed it into a two day shoot. mth town water laid on, power and evew amenity available to make campers and visitors life enjoyable.

Patron and PBst President Vic Eathw with grandson Jamk Cummins. Note: see the heap of bmken clays on the opposite bank, dust n'slng from a shot fidas photo was snapped. record. It has been well ~atmnkdover the vears bv NSW and Queensknd shooters, &th.the oocasio& M&& the late Newton Thomar, who won it in 1972. bywell known shmters have won it more than once;Brian Watton (four times). Bob Wn(!luee tinaes), Gary Redmond (twice). Keith Cameron and Rex Davk It was pleasing to see a veteran take out the main event U\is year in the pemn of run Taylor of Mudgee. ConrJrahlletions Jim you showed us all there is life in the old boys yet. Cagnlulations also to MaBarton of Toowmmba for winning Ule high gun Cec Hebert, Publicity OtXcer Boggabrl Gunnedab Gna Club

New South Wales Clay Target Association Inc TAROET TENDER Our Association's 1992 Target requirements are as follows: 1. 30.000 BLACK TARGETS delivered ON SITE on C~VEREDPALLETS to the WAGGA GUN CLUB The late Stan McMaster shooting, with Rod Brady scoring. by 1.8.92. I The layout further dovnLsweamand Opposite a 2. 60,000 FULL FWRO TARGESS, delivered ON piggery, as some of the traps were over the river it ndtateda bmt to go to and fro. On one occasion a pig got its head stuck in SITE on COVERED PALLETS to the ~~WRTH a feed bucket, did a somemd over the bank and mto the river to CWTARGET CUB by 25.2.92. the accompanying uy from the trappeg "There she blows", the secly i- i- ~ntothe boat and to the rescue. He drawqed the Wdrowned Interested wrtit?~should forward their tender. Sg-out and was applying artitcial respirati&when the ]rate owner appearedandaccusedthesectyofshwMg2uspig.Thesectywas A* the clearly last seen headingupsheam with the angryfarmerhard on hjs hammer '"Target Tender" to: Mrs Libbie Bunting, threatening blue murder This little incident culminated in a dust up in the local hostelery. I don't think either of them came out a winner Secretary, NSWCG4, PO Box 19

Thereafterthelavout- , ~~~~ wasshiftedfurtheruostreamto~ ~~~~ ~~ ~- ~ amietermore Cudal, NSW 2864 picturesque setting where many of the cam& take thebppartunity of wetting a line. The lowest tender will not necessarily be the In the early day $1000 was offered to anyone who could shmt a possible SO targets in the main event. It was Wywon by BMn Walton in 1976, the offer was discontinued because the committee was amrsed of maldng the targets too hard. Despite the effect ofthe drought and recession, the fact that it always clashed with the NSW Trap Camival there were 217 nominatiom, the second highest on PAGE 26 ASTRUANCLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 SA COACH 7%SHOT ON TEST The ~issin popularity of 7% shot in A- for target shwting has been very rapid and quite recent. The major cause for this has almost certainly been the way the UIT mles have abolished the 32 gram load and brought in 28 as a maximum Deprived of their longslanding favourites in 32 grams, %rich shooters have had to learn about how to make do with 28; as they did, some of their exp&ence has rubbed off on Down the Line shooters, who have made 7% in the first barrel not the oddity it once was. But at the same time there has also been a move to number eight shot, which seems to have begun primarily in simulated field shootino. a& more for firsl barrel work. and as mlehave beaun to see whai effectiveness the smaller t&et s& n$y have, it -hs been no great sup& to 6nd lhat 7% has picked up many adherents in a short space of time. For a long while, number seven was the only shot size lhat would be considered for targets dher than skeet, which of course has always required number nine. We've been in a bit of a sevens mt, I think. And it hasn'l been easy to get out of it for a number of reasons. The most important of them John Ellis has been the difficulty of supply. A lot of cartridges have been brought into the countrv over the vears wearinu- a 7% label but their actual The South Aus- Clay %get Associalion has appointed a new shot size is a moot point. . State coachha Director in iohn Elk from the Mallala Gun Club. American 7% is closer to our seven than anything else, and John has ha2 a life long kterest in shooling and gundogs, taking Eumpean shot sizes vary considerably. Perhaps for these reasow, up clay shooting in 1968 and being a field shooter for SO years. He Myhas even had the chance to get My acquainted with what ~esingundoghiakaswellasjudgingsuch. 7% is capable of. John has been a club/wne cbach going on ten years, this holds ~oweieswhen you look at it from another angle, our 7% shot is him in good stead for the job of State Coach American 8, and it is this size that has been used more lhan any other tobxmkDTLlargets-andin28gramLmds,allhal. Seen from this point of view, it's no wonder that many trapshooters are finding lhat 7% offers certain adwntages, and are swinging over to it Asthe32gramtargetloadofse~e~~isdisa~intothe~, Belgium Browning B1 people are realising that where 32 grams of seven put about 390 pellets into the carti*lge. 28 grams will only muster 340. Howeves Model S72B1 iftheshotsizeisdroppedfrom7to7H.thenthec0untinthe28gram Idgoes straight back up towards the 390 that was in the heavier Little use, action like new & spare ladof seven Monte Carlo Trap Stock Whv was this shot size not used here in Australia earlier? 1 don't really how the answer to this, other lhan to say that the suppliers can only market what there is a public demand fo~and the demand for seven shd was so great that 7% never managed to get a look in From a manufachuer's point of view it was not an economic

- Given the very limited exposure Alrstralian shooters had to it, they never managed to create enough of a demand to get it into the marketplace in sufiicient quantities to convince the average shooter of ik w& Hence, we had a vicious circle. Now, it seems that the demand is high and rising further I was supplied with two quantities of specimen shot for the purpmes of this test, one by Wnchester and the other by Eabntine Ammutith, in sizes seven and 7%. In the case of all the shot, it proved identical to what is used in factory loads, and as a result many of these remark may be of use not only to relmders but to shooters who always buy their ammunition The sevens of bdh manufachuers were very mnsislent. Both lots ran out at .093", which is very claw to nominal size, and both had only small pellet to pellet variations in sizing. Simikuly, the 7% ran at just on .091" in both cases, again being regukr and well graded, so that there were size variations. The exact quantity of antimony used in the pellets remains factory business, but the hardness of the pellet is a matter of fact, and is readilv tested In the case of all four samples, 7 and 7% from both manufacturers, the uush values as ascertained by the testing machine placed the pellets into the two to three per cent antimony bracket, well up into ihe twos and giving the Uue;! a nudge, in fact.

Continued over page~ - clnY TARGm NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 27 Continued from previous page In order to be on the safe side, a further division was made. It's The best emlanation for this is that the manufacturina orocess mav not usually taken into account, but when the clay is shot while in begin with a slightly higher figure, say thee per ceG:and a retreat directlv awav from the shooter the eellet has to chase the fraction of this is lost in the production run, as a result of the heat. target. This reb.ucesits effectiveshildng en'ergy. For the piuposes This brings the figure offits absolute high but it dwsn't remove much ofthe caldalions, the clay was deemed to have an observed velocity Shot in this range of hardness is used by the best manufacturers of sixty feet a second all round the world. The foremost of the American makers such as By looking at the table. you can see for yourself where the pellets Lawrence offertheir best shot in this we,- as do Spanjsh and other of 7 and 7%shot begin to run out of puft Bear in mind that none of Emopean manufachuers. this is intended to be seen as hard and fast.From my pint of view, A lot of nonsense is spoken and written in A& about antimony though the exercise was worthwhile because the ale accords content in shot. There is no magic figure, no point at which it is always closely with practical experience. right and helow which it is always wrong. Anybody who says that Takesize7shotat 1240FPS.Thisisonlyf1adionally belowthe in order to break clays you have to have X per cent of it is taMng swed of a Winchester 325: in mv exoerience this is a cartridme that

3-~ well canable of bred&& &&a~ ~~ Wets at fifiv vards on the through his hat. .~~~~~~~ ~ -~ What needs to happen for optimal dtsis that the hardness of rare occasions whenlshoot&ellenoug~to GI them stretching the shot nee* to be matched to the choke it's fired through and the any arkidge, and when you stretch it even a bit more, such as in cartridge it's fdin: this means that the shooter will not be a shoot offfor a bit of fun going back a metre at a time past the 25 overchoked - by too hard a pellet in too tight a gun - or metre mark - well, then you're likely to be a bit happier with the underchoked, either -by too soft a pellet throughinsufficient choke 390. A lookat the table gives some indication of why. The theoretical to hold the pattern twether at the ranges it's rwuked to work at. difference between th6 two striking energies &quite small, but %etis;resof&utthetwoto&per&ntrangeareptty nevertheks it exists, and when yGneed &Ithe heip you can get, well the worldwide norm It is in this bracket that most aood dtv thenthiscwldbeilqmrtant. shot is found forthe simple reason that it is at these levels-ofha&& There are other lessons to learn &om looking at the table. that~ it is~.~~~~ uossible~-~~ to 6nd~ a~ Load~~~~~~~~ that will suit most m. 'hh the simulated field shooter who doesn't reallv like eiahts. but

wonders-~ ~~-~~ if~ ~ ~ ~ ~ usina smabr &an Both the test lots of seven weighed in at 3S6~krounce. The there is anv advantaae in -~~some&o ~ Wmchester 7%was 370 per ounce, and the nwer 7%was 380. These seven in order to pick ipa bit &repattern density. ~gdebateswith are completely unimportant differences, easily within the usual himself over whether 7%can cut the mustard whenusedagainst some man-g tolmces. of these fast and nasty FITASC style targets that are getting more So much for the s~tiors.The next question concerns what the target shwter can expect from both these shot sizes in their If he shoots a standard load at similar velocity to the 325 or the perlormances against clays. Universal, then on crossing birds, and not rekeatem, &dent all yards, Accordingly, 1 did some experiments with the shot, and also put retained energy is there the way to 45 which is a very.long~ - together some calculahbns, with a view to finding out if the thwry way indeed &y-Lou. and the practice couid be brought together to bring about any kind Among other things, it says to me that I'd be reaching for a 7% of conclusions. everv time thev threw a midi or a mini. or a battue. because for all First of all, the theoretical background their.hickinessessthesetaraets are alm& alwavs under fortv vards. Muchresearchhas been canied out over the decades on what kind even though they app&-%her because of th& small size.. ' of shiking energy is required to kill live game. Unforhwtely, not a The DTL shooter has a different set of problems. If he shoots lot of work has heen done along these lines with regard to clays. delhrdtely and takes his time off fifteen metres, then his first barrel Looking at quail and rabbits, you find that they're all pretty much should be digging into the target at something under 35 yards. This of a muchness. In the case of the clay target, though while they're leaves the load of 7% well in the race. Its energy even out of the built to a size standard, and it should be easy enough to compute cartridge at the modest 1240 FPS being round 0.8 ft/lb at this on average just how many pellets a shot pattern needs to hit theq distance, it has the same power as the number seven at forty yards. they also vary quite a bit in actual hardness, so that theeforce a range at which there is absolutely no question about whether the required may also vary. seven can do the job. Any estimation of this has to take such vagaries into account - The faster shooter of wurse hasieven less of a problem coming we've all walked out wst the tm~and Dicked UD unbroken clavs with onto the target at about 32 to 33 yards; eights are certainly an option neat holes drilled thrbugh the& and &ent a &ute dwelling'on the here, too, for reasons that should bemme clearer shortly. wav-, some--~ ~- unhannv ~--~--'~, com~etitor-.~ deserved a better ded~~-p When the discussion widens to what happens with second banel So,any figure that is chosen should be understood to be at best Lmds, and what happens in handicap distances, it becomes more of a wmpromise. A great deal depends on the angle of strike. the rate a- thomv, issue. of rotation of the target and the shcetexture of il, and all these are The theory can cemyhelp us to get a foothold though from probably secondary to the slightly variable hardness. which to take a practical stance. Just as an aside, I should tell a short story here. If the 7%is driven towards reheating targets at 1240 FPS.then its rather than starting to wonder about whether any cartridge short offdg .57 R/lb of energy at 40 yards. and at this range is getting of two ounces of nickel plated fours will always break clays, it can towards the end of its usefulness. This does not mean it will not break work the other way, tw.1 once took a beginn& skeet shookg, and targets at this range; remembeS this is theoretical calculation only. when the skeet ground closed down he insisted on trying his hand But it may be worth remembering that we are looking for a blow at tra~.We onlv had a skeet aun and number nine shot between us. of .6 ft/lb of energy, and without it some faiiure is more likely to and lie shot off'fifteen metresy~edidn't miss many, and the one thai accrue. In this case, it's Wythat more than one pellet will strike stick- in- mv~~ , mind is the tarmet.-=- that he was slow-~- on and which was~~~~ the clay, and the energy will be delivered that way. Howeves the settling by the time he got round to shooting at it with his second ~~forthemselve~-at45yards,ourl240FPSpelletof bweL It was a metre offthe ground when the cylinder Lmds of nines 1%is going to strike with .46 fl/b, and in my opinion that makes hit it, and it lazily drifled in half. He didn't how why my mouth was it a bit on the light side. I suspect public opinion over the next few ope%and that's probably why he managed to break it. So, while it's yearswillbearoutthisuleory. hie they're som×hdeitocra& Sometimes they're easies too. When you take the initiative and try to push the 7% at the faster Which said, 1have selected a strikjng figure of 0.6 fl/b of energy speedof132OFP$thedifferenceisvery&wesee,stilldis- as heirequiied to do the job consistently. The usually accepted cussing retreating targets, that at 40 yards it gives the pellet figure for a lethal strike against small birds, pigeon size, is about ,134 ft/lb, and this is a desirable outcome. At 45 yards it's .52 ft/lb, 0.9 ft/lb, and for the heavier feathered birds like teal it is about which also seems to me to be a significant improvement on the figure 1.0 A/&. The clay is of murse easier to bring down than either of for the slower cartridge. these. However, the rush to higher velocity is usually a mistake in The next hick was to.. nominate two velodties to~. follow~--- throuah shotgunning, and I suspect it will be here, as well. with calculations. The 28 gram load as discussed in M mon& When the higher speed is attained, it is at the expense of recoil, CTSN, is on the way in, and velccities with this are likely to be a andthisisseldomhelpfultogoodsh~g.Howevesit doesnot affect bit fasterthan those in the 32 gram loadings, so I chose the two muzzle some people, and so it's an option The trwble ist velocities of 1320 for the faster lmds and 1240 for the slower speed is bought, yes. it does give increased pellet energy. At the AUSTRALIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANIJAFi 1992 same time, though it opens patterns. The exka pressure and velocity Howeves the problem here, when you go looldng for a pattern meananincreasedbumpinthepantstotheshotco~whichmeans fringe for an insurance policy, is that it is provided by low energy greaterdistortion,and&tininhrinthepattemdensitywilldmp. pellets, ones that have been knocked out of round and are not If pellets of 1%are giving good perfolmance to Wyusing -g the full enersy complement. them to break cia= at distances of more than 40 vards. then let the YOU might have noticed. pgticukrly if you shoot hap, that eights renrlts sueak for ihemseves. If the &cotes has obne to the trwhle tend not to grind the target to smoke Like sevens do, unless they are of pattehng and has attained the required nuder of pellets in the fired out of particularly tight chokes. It is all a question of how much thirty inch circle, then multiple pellet strike should be atoning for energy is delivered to the target. With eights, it is harder to keep lower energy, and everything in the garden should be rosy. the density of pattem up ddently high to put as much energy into A Herent outcome is Wyif the same shooter using the same the target as seven can do with fewer pellets. Imd in the same barrel began walking backwards, shooting off A glance at the second table v&es this -the eights might have successive increases of handicap yardage. At the point where that an inner 2W' circle strike in the 150% while the sevens have one in barrel oeased delivering multiple hits, then the lower pellet energy the 140s For all p&d pwpodes there's no Herence in the would be likelv to show ur, markedlv as tarcfets- escawd when thev Mmber of &kes - probably the same nwnber of pellets of either should be broh size would be actually hitting the bird - yet the pellets of seven are Inthecourseoithistest,Ilmdedandfuedagreatdealofland canying ahout twice the energy of the pellets of eight. 1%shot. So, in order to havet% same deSmdive effecton the taraet. manv In particular, one series of int- was of a popular hap powder, more eights are wed,and this you don't get unless youshtth& Loaded to mab a rust benel MZ cartridge at 1200 FPS and 8,800 through a very tight banel and really do your homework, paneming PSLThiswasfuedthroughanimprovedmcdif~edtrapbarrelwhich to see~~~~~ that the~ strike reallv~-~ is dlicient. mygives 65%. Uuee-quarterchoke with 32 grams of seven. Howeves the 7% shot seems to me to represent an excellent The second table refers to this series, and we 6nd that the results compromise, in that its strike is ahabout the samein the inner drde, ofthe test show that the two Ends ofshdundermtiny, being but its retained energy is much higher than the eight, and it offers smaller in antimony levels, gave &&tar dts.The short shot column a lower paltem peGtage and Gnce a denser f&ge around the and modest velocity made the pattern density with the sevens lift uattern than the seven from the usual Weeqw&r to a nominal full choke. (In case you're of This indicates to me that it has a particular niche to fill, mainly as wondering, the dishibution the patterns was !mchanged through- a first barrel proposition, but with a theoretical hase suggesting that out,andtheywereallinthen&range.This&iencyisa&ctor it will continue to 6nd acceptance on target grounds, bdh for DTL that often reflects the liking -or the lack of it - of a particular barrel and simulated field shooting. for a parlicular propellant. Only the shot size was changed in the series, and while the pattern density altered the pattern quality did Ipersonallyprefer it forthe rust bm-4 thoughI6ndausefor eights not.) some of the time as well. But insofar as it -ts a swina awav from absolute adherence to sevens. then 76 as it comes & bo& fiis leaves us~- free to.. 6nd- ~~ that~ .~~-~ not onlv~~- were~ ~ the resuits-~ of both these~ofimthe~t~erabitmore~~mtomove, makers' shot congment, but t&em was aLb a congruent drop if& and per cent between the 7 and 1% shot, where everything else was there is a definite advantage in it for the dhiminaijng. equaL This is typical of a move to smaller shot. A drop in pattern Ron Forsyth tightness of a few per cent is what usually happas, because small Rom The Aushalian Mers'Jwmal'used with permission pellets distort more than large. They then fail to fly true, and as a result ihe pattern spreads. If we do+ the d,k 7 to 1%to 8, then TBBLE 1: we should s& patterns op& p&vely. They may vary a bit from SMidngenergies of pebts at Hated yardages in ff/lba gun to gun in where the big jumps ocqand this reflects how well laad at 1320 FPS 35 40 45 50 the barrel likes the shot size. In this case, we find we've got 70% (full choke) for 1.64% (three- NO. 1(crossing targets) 1.30 1.10 .96 .82 auarter) for 1k and 62% fsav a tiahtish half choke) for 8. all shot (retreating targets) 1.09 .91 .79 .66 &fr~mbothoftheman&~~gofthe&har~. No. 1%(crossing targets) 1.0 .80 .62 .53 The reader may have to bear in mind that all these were one ounce (aiiKrbWets) .82 .64 .52 .40 loads,andthenumberofpelletslmdedintoeachcarhidgeisas No. 8 (crossing targets) .66 .53 .42 described in the swdk&iom of the shot, earlier in the article; just read the figure for-the pellets per ounce,and there it is. In looking at this second table, the characterMics of these target PlBLE 2: sizes of shot are demonstrated admirably. JWERtiGE PlWIUW ROESAND SHOT COUNTS, Considezing the @er number of pellets in the load, the shot of USING 1,154 AND 8, THROUGH A TEREE-QUBRTER CHOKE size 1%might be expected to provide a very much denser pattern BARElEG Howevez it doesn't. The pattern density percentage declines because of the increased pellet distortion factor, and the sbike Outer30" Inner 20" lbtal Percentage Wty remains not all that much different from what a seven would aive. Circle Cirde S&ike (Choke) Rating despite the fact that a lot more 7H's Mrt out towards the target: lbwer 7 98 143 241 70 (full) Nod Where do the ertra pellets all go? iVinch7 91 159 256 69 (full) Normal This is where the shooter prepared to exprhent pick up the lbwerl% 91 146 243 64 (Yt) Normal single major advantage offeredby stepping outside the use of the Winch. 1% 101 131 238 64 (34) Nod haditiod seven iVinch8 112 153 265 62 (%) Nod IfthepelletsarenottobefwndintheWdrcle,~theyhave migrated outside the shot msss as X's been in flight. Yes, sane pellets are lost by very great distortion, and don't even sf&e the pattern paper at all But many others are distorted marghaUy, and instead of flying obliquely out of the ldUing pattern to be entirely useless, thev drift out of it cnaduallv. EDITORS MAILBOX These provide idm'and useful fringe at ranges under the full patterning range of forty yards. This is particularly important in the DearAkn case of first barrel target work Camemn, Katluyn, Natalie and I wish to express to all ACTA In other words, wh& you want a margin for error because you're members our sincere appreciation for your kind thoughts and a little bit off the target, then 1%will be more likely to give it to you expressions of sympathy in the loss of our dear father and loved whenapanernof7tstw~tohelpyoumch. hmband, I(i&ad The flowers were beautiful. Yes, again+8 is even more Wyto give it to you. and is an even better choice as long as the ranges are short, as dictated by the Yours .&cedy, striking energy figuresin the rust table. Rhondda Dean AusmwJAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 29 Nodhem Territory ...... 30 Tas a ...... 30 FOR SALE South Australia ...... 31 Victoria ...... 34 1 pr Beretta Fiocchi hopper fed ISU Skeet Western Australia ...... 44 Traps (spares) $ or near offer New South Wales ...... 44 plus Queenslad ...... 52 2 Winchester White Flyers, DTL Traps Standard fully recond. $2000 each Conracr: D. Manin; (08) 49 1989 Marco'onni (08) 380 9281 BUNBURY CLAY TARGET CLUB I I At AGM held 17.11.91 the following were elected: President/ Secretary: J. Roach; Vice President: S. O'Blien; ?i.easurer: D. Wetherell; Captain: S. O'Brien; Vice Captains. B. Benjamin, R Silvester; Handicapp B: Whiteaker; Asst. Handicapper: OR A.~e;ClubCoach: Momson. SALE. METROPOLITAN TARGET CLUB INC 2 komson Traps At AGM held 24.11.91 the following were elected: President: B. Lobley 467 5935; Vice President: T. Edgar; Seuetary: P. McVicar 465 2164; Committee: J. McVicar, T. Lobley, G. Ward & Spares ALBURY VVODONGA CLhY TARGET CLUB $9000 or $5000 each IContact: R. Ahmling BH 376 1522 AH 318 3151 1

D. Gabriel, G. Lafferty, F. Plas. WKNG CLAY TmGET CLUB INC At AGM held 28.11.91 the following were elected: President: T. Pemey; Snr Vice President: C. Riches; JN Vice Resident: D. Hunt;Secretary: B. Penney; lkeasurer: I. Carey; Press Correspon- dent: A. Grassi; Committee: B. Barron, K Demaj, D. Jackel, T. Jones, H. Memery, B. North, T. Pigam L. Rech K Robinson, R. Stamp. %UTE GUN CLUB INC At AGM held 27.10.91 the following were elected: Resident: E. Commons; Vie mident: W. Bowman;Secretary: J. Bowman. Mrs Joyce Johnson has retired after 31 years seyi?. We will miss this cheery penon at our club. Holding the phonof secretary for 31 years could be a record amongst the clubs.

CRESEY3/11/91- W-k very SOU(12). ZOTDBCradsdSwcep~RS.Yat~.ChL BSurq JBryanT.Taplor,FShk.ABeerall 20/M. B:P.~20/20.P.~DIkman Rh!eil;le. KWnohl ZU 13/20: C: DETeeman 18/21. RRrues. AB3m17/20. lhck tLU memlfophy 30i. DB: A & Ci:MBvrlvrJ 63/63; B: ~.hr39/40: C. llsok50151. Roto out of Continental Motor WT PIS lkohphpy A & Ok ABeer 1661168. GBLuikn 167/168: 8. RMeWe 1441150. Dhton l4l/I50; C: ABow~n138/150. RGmn l3OllM. 101 No- DB (IIM): or will consider Complete Motor D heeman LI/II.HG: 0.3- 229/WO. (Continental) to suit Winchester

AWlWWAN CLRY TARGET NEWS - JANUARY 1992 with Australia Badge available in mesh or enclosed styles. $7.40 including postage. GUN CLUB Please send cheque (made payable to A.C.T.A.) SA?ZJRDAY 25th JANUARY National Office, 10.00 am START P.O. Box 557 Mount Waverley, Event 1 50T Tunarama Skeet Championship Graded ABC OA Sash $18 os $2 Event 2 50T Double Barrel VALE Graded ABC $16 os $2 Alec Groves We regret the passing of Atec Groves at 92 years of age, he will SUNDAY 26th JANUARY be rememhered by the Mallala Gun Club members and friends. Alec joined the club in 1950, delegate to the State Association from 10.00 am START 1953 to 1955, Secretary of the Mallala Club from 1956 to 1976. For his sewices he was made a Life Member in 1976. He maintained a keen interest in the club, rarely missing a shoot day. He was one of Event 1 5T Point Score Eye Opener $3 the canteen ladies favowite persons and will be sadly missed by all. Event 2 25T Point Score Australia Day Championship Graded ABC OA Sash $9 os $1

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~ ~ > BROKEN KILL kll-91 -Cleat (30). W 9(aT A: ESlephenun. 2nd RMqhy: Event 4 50T State Handicap 8: BMurphy. 2nd Rl-: C: BHWae. 2nd PWmMMt: BMumhy; Jm:JSpain IOT €0:12Pornblep. 20TD8: OA &A: DNchoUs. 2ndW.J~m;B:B.~ZndDlemrmch Sash $18 os $2 C: RJones. 2nd RHamua Vel: RPedergw Jnr JSpavr 20T HCP: IsRlom% 2nd m3rdW.JohmlonVetRPedergna~,JmJ.Spa~ 3OTTFSUPBE IrtDMvrphy & RJwles. 2nd DNiiUs& JLemmich rn 21-10-91 -Fine (17). EO: Rlhompson. EXmp.TDaw 518. PRWDEWS DB M(IP: A: PSEhwerdt 25/27: B & an: Rlbrn- 26/27: C: RNhchoUs 23/25. COW GUN TROPHY FOR HIGH GUN ON PSCm.A: P.Schwordl51/73: B &an:WMvrdak 57/15: DLae 83/75. C: HANDICAP EVENT SHIELD 7EA.M EVENT ON 1ST 25 TAWE73 HANDICAP EVENT PRACTICE AVNLAl3LE FRIDAY 24TH FROM dOqpm-6.00pm BBQ SUNDAY NIGHT MAX CmSMEMORIAL OWW HIGH GUN FOR 2 DAYS EVENTS

AUSTRALLW CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 31 I ATTENTION SHOOTERS 3 Cancellation of shoot and change of Friday 31st Jan,1992 programme PRE STATE CARNIVAL ALEXANDRA GUN CLUB INC 1. lOTgt Eye Opener CD 2.50Tgt State Night Handicap G 1,2&3SashOveraU January Programme (YI'HER EVENTS, TIME PERMTTNG 12-1-92 Starting 10.30 am Event 1: 3STgt DB Comp CD Event 2: Z5Tgt Alexandra Skeet C'ship Cash ABC Event 3: Xl'gt Clarks Childrens Shoes $1W Cash Ml' I3- 9.1141 - Overrart & windy (38). 2ST S(EET C'W: OA k A: MWhiehead 25/25. 2nd Uiw 32/33: B: P.Green 24/28,2nd BSpdng 27/25: C: ClWl Handicap I,?., 3 & 4 AA 18 A17 B16 C14 23/25,2nd Klrvine 22125.25T DB C'SIIP: OA & A: MMdhvml30130. 2nd Kliohw 29/30; B: RIWkh 24/25. 2nd G.YoaMidi. 23/25: C: D.'hylor 22/23,,2nd AlYImdy 19/25: Ledier:P.G- C.SLev-. 2ST CLUB SB C'SIIP: OA & A: Mwtutahead 33/35 Event 4: ?LIT@ SA Spo&@ Medley Cship 2ndETag!m25/28:8: WHea~m23/25.2ndG.Y~26/30;C:D.'hg!mZl/ZS. & 2nd RIM^ 16/29. 25T DB HCP: la ~.~lidw&24/25. 2nd l on iron asfas. 3rd Trophies 1 2 AA, A, B, C if3 or more shooters TMqaw 25/28. BM MMedhvrnt 22/26. HG: RHolmea 9lllW. 1891 HCP HG: la TWegaw 91/1W. 2nd MMsdhM B9/1W. 3rd GMmbn 88/lW. I991 SIN ERSP Event 5: Z5Tgt Alexandra Club SB C'ship Trophies 1 & 2 AA, A, B, C if 3 or more shooters Donated by Chris Hunt OA Medal donated by W. Prodacts Own Partners rnmmco~~~~~-s~-~mdy(i~),z~~~~~~~/a~:B:~~~DD - Time Mtting a/36.2ndJPaelr33/35:C:JAveria21/23.2ndPBauuly21/28.30TDB:A:JPeeL10/41. Sterling OA High Gun DTL Jackpot 2nd Atf~mtan39/41: B: B.Mcher 29/30; C: PMgkeiwh 25/31. 2nd PBauuly 27/31, 2- PS: A: JPeek 74/75,2nd Dlqmp 73/75: 0: BBrilcher64175:C: PMyke+s& 58/75. Complimentary BBQ Tea ZST C5NT A: J.PeekM/34.2nd Wdrmnds 33/31: B: BBritcher32/34; C: PMyM 23/25. QAHG:Jpeelr 131/135. lhy, shc&er SFdmawb 2/3. FEBRUARY SUNDAY 16th SHOOT CANCELLED S.A.C.T.A. U8TER.N ZONE CAR!iNN

SOUTEA- 15-11-91 -ExrrlbmU (14). 10TPS W CD: 1st Dihkcpha Mt Gambier 12.30 pm 29/30. 2nd P.Casey 25130.15TSB: A WREMey 19/W. 2nd Pkg18/24 B: DRsnner 15/16, 2nd CAhla 16/19. C: BWlllramron 14/19. 2nd RCmMo 9/15. 20T D8: A: PCarev 19/20. 2nd C.U 17/20: 8: MHvmbmtona W/W. 2nd CAbb 19/a 03. Saturday Bth January, 1992

JOlPFB AmmAUW 24-11.91 - HM & omy(96). IWT SRFT OA & AA: Dmon 981100. 2nd RKvnber 971LW; A. RSrmth 96/1W. 2nd CJamb. 9lllW: 8: GYoannldYl Event 1 25T Point Score S5/1W. 2nd HN- 95/LW; C: Clohns 9L/lW. 2nd EBwr~IlW.25Tw A DOIinem 21/25. 2nd RSMLh RVhckd 20/25: 8: PMammmd PHendg 23/25: C: ECommmu RSplMlb 20/2520T HCP: 1% MRenray 20120. 2ndRCvvLdo 19/W,3rd ABC 1 st & 2nd $400 Pophies DM&& 16/20. SOT DB: OA & AA: Wiemhg IWIIW. 2nd D.Oliv!em 63/51: A TMomP 99/lW. 2nd Kmmopolau 51/32: 8. DJkGnU 49/50. 2nd CAbb 48/80: C: E.-M~S/M. 2ndA.Dadej 44/50. HG: RSMlh 162l195. Event 2 25T Double Barrel ABC 1 st & 2nd $400 Pophies Event 3 25T Single Barrel ABC 1st & 2nd $400 Cash SOT3-11-91 - Whr dnde(l3). 2STAMmP DBC'SIIP: A PHendy 21/25. 2nd TMom 22/25; 8: KChrbnall23125. 2ndRCnbb DHumphrey. Wm22/25. C: MJqer 20/25. 2nd CS-ney L9/25.2ST PS C9(IP: A TMmnr 70/73,2nd PMy 65/75:OA& 8:- 72/73. 2ndKChrbd 66/75:C:CJkGlmhen 58/75,2ndl3khk& Overall & Grade Sashes each event 52/75. 2ST DB CSIIP. A PHendg 24/25.2nd TMmnr 23/25; 8: WRdy 23/23. Zd RHiU MHumbemone 22/28; C: CMlashan 22/25. 2nd CSweenev W/=. HG: Overall High Gun, L.J.V. High Gun if 3 or more .- .-..- ...... SYP3-11-91- Oversart (IS). ST HCP EC:RSplMUa WMudmk Dk.Egmp S/S. Light Luncheon, BBQ Tea ZUT HCP: Egmp 20120. Whw~n19/24 RTbmpa~21/26. 2% D8 CSIIP: WMvrdock 24/26. Rlhompaon 23/26. APhrlbp 24/28. HG: EKmp 46/50.

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PAGE 32 CLAY TRRGm NEWS -JANUARY 1992 South Australian Clay Target Association te DTL Carnival January 31, February 1 & 2,1992 VENUE: lnternational Gun Club State Shooting Park, Po rt Wakefield Rd, Virginia

25T Double Baml16m Ron Smith &Terry Kenyon Zone Team Shoot Ist & 2nd ea grade cash Double Banel Classic 10T (between Eastern, Central trophies AA, A, B, C &Western zones) Noms $10 all shooters 50T Bay City Targets State Double Barrel 30T Mixed Targets 60T The Gun Rack lODB, IOSB, IOPS Champion of Champions 15m OA Sash AA ABC 1st & 2nd ea grade 1st & 2nd ea grade cash Plus Ladies, Vets, Junior Plus Ladies, Vets, Jun~ors Plus OA wlnner from Winchester, The trophies AA, A, B, C Sponsored by The Gun Rack Noms $13 all shooters 367 Main Nwth Rd, Enfield ************* AGM FRIDAY NIGHT included in Event 6 shoot in conjunction with 7.30PM SHARP IN Double Ear# State DTL Club Team of the Year. 5 Man Tam (reg) my state dub to CLUBROOMS enter to find out our top slate clubs Team of ************* the Year. Noms $5 pw team State Teams, SA Open, Ladies, Juniors picked on Events 4,6,7 50T Fisher Firearms State Canteen - refreshments & meals Point Score Championship 1991 & 1992 cards to be 50T SA Sports Goods State OA Sash AA ABC presented with noms Single Barrel Championship Plus Ladles, Vets, Juniors OA Sash plus the Sports Goods State Sponsored by Fisher firearms Special thank you to all our sponsws: Single Barrel Perpetual Trophy The Gun Rack, Ray & Pat h!ack, 1st & 2nd ea grade AA ABC SA Sports Goods, Winchester Aust, Plus Ladies, Vets, Juniors Bay City Targets, FishFirearms, Sponsored by SA Spwts Goods Adelaide Gun Shop, L. Martin, 141 Gilbert St, Adelaide Ron &Pam Smith, Teny Kenyon, A. Hamilton.

President: Graham Michell Ph (085) 32 2686 Secretary: Terry Kenyon Ph (08) 258 3646 GEELONG CLAY MVAMVN GUN CLUB I TARGET CLUB (NC) January 27,1992 Event 1: 25T SWZ Points Cont DB C'ship OA Sash, 1& 2 ABC Event 2: 50TVPC Cont DB C'ship Sunday 5th - lpm Start OA Sash &Trophy 3 grade sashes 1& 2 ABC Eye Opener closes 145 pm Sharp Event 3: 25TAustmlia Day Cont DB C'ship EVENT lOtgt Points EO CD OA Sash, 1& 2 ABC 1: $4.50 OVERALL HIGH GUN SASH EVENT 2: 25tgt PS Championship Team of 4 memben of any club may enter Event 3 Free Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 each grade 4 Sashes &Trophy to winning club Badge Overall $8.00 EVENT 3: 25tgt DB Championship Graded A, B, C 1st & 2nd each grade Badge overall $8.00

BmnLta 9-11-91- Omrcast. whdy (20). IMPS EO: TRose~w.TW& EMum EVENT 4: 25tgt SB Championship 30/30.20TFS CSHIP: OIL & A: TM60/60,2ndAPhun 54/60: B: GJaquda 59lBO. 2nd hlfddlmm 98/60: C: Slspoidevin 52/60,2nd KHmper 51/60. ZOT DB CSHIP: Graded A, B, C 1st & 2nd each grade OR&& TM31/31.2ndAPhun30/31;B:BHmper 19/20,ZndWddlmm25/21: C SlapoMevin 25/28. 2nd KH- 24128j. 1SP HCP: 1st DPh15115.Znd BEirth Badge overall $8.00 26/27,3rdJRegnoMn25/27,eMAPhun12/19.15T1OWERPSCSIIP:A:KPerrg36/45: M LRI TResswxr~.~-~~ 69/60:~~ ~~. C:~ ?Smm 61/84.HG: TR-mw 198/170. 11th lpm CUmWADDII STAWELL 16-11.91 - hne. dd (25). LOT FS W: THugk. Saturday - Start jHuulakq30130.SOTDBCSHIP:OIL&A:l.Vriumay 99/99.MJKeUy 88/99,B:BJoy 66/57,2ndJ,IZmeberg59/60: C:NShanock48/50,2ndIRedlord 4llM. Eye Opener closes 145 pm Sharp CILSTLEMNNE 5-11-91 - Mod (44). 2M FS CSIIP: OA 6. A: RBb69169.2r.d 'rNvh99/W;B:WWh58/60,2ndGSEppi64/60;C:RWh 51160.2ndRO'Meara EVENT 1: lOtgt Points EO CD $4.50 M/60 ladies: J.Wmdhslch 62/60: No-: D.Wah. 66/60. DB CSHP OA & C' amp 21/24,2ndRWh 18/20: k WAUonson 20/20,2ndJ~19/20: 6:JNapoli 20/20. 2nd GLllbiI 19/20: UM:RNah 17/20: Novk D.Wm 20120. HG: RMe EVENT 2: 25tgt DB Championship 94/95. Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 each grade 9-11-91- Wiy (20). ST SB M pAJm. Blsndo~ G.Thatcher 515. ZOTSB CSHIP: OIL&& GXom 19/21,2nd WALbnron 18/21;B:JLadm 20/23. Badge overall $8.00 2ndsUard.m 19/23: C: WPhiUpa 20/24.M CLangddge 19/24. lOPR DR CSHIP: OA &A: G.%tcher 19/30,2nd AJ- 19130;B: h!&mcer 16/30,2nd RHwey 18/20: C: WphZIp 11/20.2ndE.Goon 8/20. Set C- 054 742777. EVENT 3: 25tgt Mixed Meterage C'ship CERBERm211-91:Fine& warm(l7). lMCD:SJames.JRowe,ACrawfordSPATE A-18,B-16, C-13 WM DB: OA & A: Lhc*son 24/25. 2nd J.Rowe 23/28: B: ASydenhsm 23/26. 2nd Thlbmy22/26;C:P~22/25.MRCanol20/25.90TDBCSHIP:A: C.Cano167/71. lst, 2nd, 3rd & 4th places 2ndRStandevan66/71;OIL&B:ACrawfmd49/SO.2ndG.Noysl49/61;C:P~45/SO. $8.00 2nd RW46/56. EVENT 4: 25tgt Cont DB Championship COmII 1-11-91- h,moL 1M €0 SS: 7 divided NWZ CONT MGKT DB: OA & A: jBdue 116/116, 2nd MAb4.m 73/7% B: N.%herland 115/116, and W.Ccam Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 each grade 42/@ C LRimnton 24/25, 2nd SPowr 22/25. 25T DB: OR & A: Tb64/64,2al ISa* 63/64: B: NSuUlerLvld 33/34,2d D.MeXMde 25/28: C: SPDaer 31/33.2nd Badge overall $8.00 Sunday 26th - lpm Start Eye Opener closes 145 pm Sharp EVENT 1: 1% Points EO CD $4.50 EVENT 2: 25tgt DB Championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 each grade Badge overall $8.00 EVENT 3: 25tgt PS Championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 each grade Badge overall $8.00 EVENT 4: 25tgt Ball Trap Championship Graded A, B, C 1 & 2 each grade Badge overall $8.00 EVENT 5: 25tgt Skeet Cash Divide $8.00

AWlTALWi CLAY TARGET NEWS--JANUARY 1992 Wdnesday January 1,1992 SmR 11 am 30T Double Barrel Championship 20T A. Walker Handicap 3 Grades SOT Presidential Double Barrel Championship Sponsored by Commercial Hotel 30T Double Barrel Points Championship HIGH GUN OVER AlL R/ENTS - SASH & TROW PIONSHIPS GRADED L,J,V TROPHIES ON C PIONSHIPS If required number of shooem SASHES & TROWIES TO THE VALUE OF $2000 Accommodation available at Comrnerc~alHotel Ph (054)52 1031 RILL NOMS 560 REDUCED NOMS $45 President: Frank James (0541 53 3166 Secretary: Ray Wilkinson (054)52 1830

BENDlCO CLAY TARGD CLUB kbruq3rd 1992,9.30 am Start

1. 25T Golden City Skeet Championship oms $10 os $1 2. 50T North East Zone Skeet Championship NO~S$16 os $1 per 25 3. 50T North East Zone Skeet Doubles Championship Noms $16 os $1 each 24/26 Sash & Trophy all events for OA & Grades. Trophy for 2nd. High Gun &Junior High Gun over all events Trophy for Junior & Vets each event (Bendigo Gun Club will conduct DTL program) North East Zone Team challenge to other Zones P t: W. Eagle E. Mck(054) 4"96444

A- A- CLAY TARGET NE4WS -]ANUARI 1992 PAGE 39 SUNBAY 5th JANUARY 12.30 pm start LUNCH AVAILABLE Ladies, Juniors (U18)& Vets (Over 55) reduced noms Event 1 : 1Ot DB CD EO Nom $5 Event 2: 20t Grd DB C'ship. Sash plus 'l st & 2nd prizes each grade. Reduced Norn $7 Nom $9 O/S OAS1 EVENT 1: 15T F'ts Cash Divide Event 3: 20t Handicap EVENT2: 15TDBCship123 Ist, 2nd, 3rd & BM (22m Back) Reduced Norn $7 Nom $9 O/S OAS1 EVENT 3: 15T Grd DB C'ship OA ABC $8.00 Event 4: 20 Metred DB C'ship Sash plus Ist & 2nd prizes each grade MESDm 29th - 6.30 pm Reduced Norn $7 Nom $9 O/S OAS1 EVENT 1: 15T Pts Cash Divide SUNDAY 2nd FEBRUARY 10T Continental Eye Opener CD EVENT2: 15TDBC'ship 123 20T Grd Continental Championship 20T Grd Double Barrel Championship 20T Metred Points Score Championship Pres: Steve Threlfall AH 21 3679 Sec: Alan Sims (058) 21 2908 (058) 21 6572 at Shep Outdoor Sports Grounds: River Rd, Kialla.

NIGHT SHOOT Friday Evening - 24th January I st G 2nd Febrvary, 1992 630 pm Start EmNT 1: 20T Twilight PS CD Nom $6.00 Sat 1st Melbourne Gun Club EVENT 2: 25T Night NEZ DB C'ship Sun 2nd Frank. Aust. Gun Club 1st & 2nd grades ABC 100T Olympic Trap (each day) 100T ISU Sheet (each day) NOMINNIONS $30 per day 20 Pair Vic State Night Dmoubles HIGH GUN SaI.I OER THE Championship 200 MGrn Friday Evening - 28th February Club skooring ground is located 7km south of Euroa via 10.00 am STUT Hume H%hway, Creighron's Creek Rd rhen Halsalls Lane. Noms close 42 noon

PAGE 36 ATEX%WAN CLAY TARGETNEWS -pNJARI 1992 Target Club Ini: CLAY TARGET

PHONE 401 3134 Me1 181 D6 F~dayJanuary 12 JANUARY PROGRAM 7.38 pm Event 1: 15T PTS EO CD ~~ent1: 20~ ~aghlt DB e'~Mp 1st & 2nd ABC Event 2: 50T Ball Trap 1st only A, B, C $19 Event 3: SOT DB 1st only A, B, C Evm 2: IISE Zone Night Double Event 4: 25T Skeet 1st only A, B, C Ese C'sKp Event 5: 15T Tower Pts 1, 2, 3 OA Sash & prize 1st & 2nd ABC Event 3: 2W Swle 1st & 2nd ABC Event 1: 25T PTS 1st A, B, C Event 2: 25T DB 1st A, B, C Event 3: 25T SB 1st A, B, C Event 4: 2ST Cone 1st A, B, C Event 5 75T Skeet 1st A, B, C DAY SH Event 1: 15T PTS EO CD Event 2: 25T DB A-18, B-16, C-14

Event 3: SOT DB 1st A, B, C Event 4: 15T Tower SB 1, 2, 3 Event 5: SOT Skeet 1st A, B, C

Event 1: 75T DB 1st A, B, C Event 2: 25T Pts 1st A, B, C Event 3: 15T Tower Pts 1, 2, 3 Event 4: SOT Skeet 1st A, B, C Event 5: 25T Skeet Doubles 1st A, B, C $17

Practice: Sat 12.30-5 pm Skeet, Tower, DTL. Sunday 12.30-5pm Limited Skeet and DTL Tuesday 12 noon-5 pm Skeet, DTL. (Sec) T Hicks Tony Maskell Allan Cole President: Bert Lobley 467 5935 (0%) 62 2106 ah (0%) 62 2224 (0%) 64 6442 (058) 62 1166 bh

A- A- CLAY TARGEC NEYYS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 37 GUN C F'miaknt G. Mark (053) 31 6466 GUN CLUBS SUNDAY 19th JAN - l2 noon Sunday 19th January, 1992 Event 1: 10T EO PTS CD $6 to be held at Event 2: 25T Pts C'ship OA Sash & 40% 1st ABC 20% $9 os $1 e Gun Club Event 3: 25T SB C'ship Victoria Road, Lilydale OA Sash & 40% 1st ABC 20% $9 os $1 Event 1: 10T EO PTS CD GRD $6.00 Event 4: 25T DB C'ship Event 2: 25T DB 1,2,3 ABC $9.OOX OA Sash & 40% 1st ABC 20% $9 os $1 Event 3: 25T PTS 1,2 ABC $9.00" Event 5: 20 Pair Club DID C'ship 18m OA pair Sash & 60%, 2nd pair 30%, Event 4: 20 Pair D/Doubles 3rd pair 10% $8 (Drawn Parnters) off 18m 1,2 $10.00 Event 5: 75T Skeet 1,2 ABC $22.001 OA HIGH GUN SASM Event 6: 10 Pair D/R CD EVENTS 1,2,3,4 (Time permitting) 1, 2 ABC $8.00 Jackpot $1 currently $200 + * Reduced mfor ladies, juniors &veterans SATURDAY 1st FEB - l2 noon Excellent canteen faGilities Event 1: 10T DB EO CD 20m $6 This shoot is pr~lyspomwed by: Event 2: SOT Winchester Commonwealth Double Barrel C'ship 20m MAMOLW mY. LTD. OA:Sash&NhckterShotgun Auhdion Wibldws d Ma& Tapware lstAA,A,B,C:Ribbon&m FULL RANGE OF TAPS AVAILABLE 2nd AA, A, B, C Half case 13 Market Rd, Sunshine, Vic Australia 3020 Spmred by Wrncheder Aufralia Telephone (03) 312 6185 Fax: (03) 312 6282 The only Commonwealth Day Title in Victoria for 1992 FRANK MINCONE - Director $25 os $1 ea 25 OP $5 60,30,10 The support of the following organisations is greatly appreciated: Event 3: 25T DB Grouped Meterage C'ship 8 T. & C. Motors Ry Ltd, 118 Dundas St, Thornbury Ph: 484 2515 8 Nillumbik Cellars Ry Ltd. 379 Beimore Rd, Balwyn AA-18, A-17, B-16, C-14 Ph: 857 8320 & 11 Chute St. Diamond Creek Ph: 438 1249 OA Sash & $100 Cash, 1st AA, A, B, C 15%, 8 Concorde Liquor Ry Ltd, 70 Railway Rd, Blackburn 2nd AA, A, B, C 10% $9 0s $1 Ph: 894 2555 8 Hilton Business Agency, 1st Floor, 70 Doncaster Rd, Nth Balwyn OA HIGH GUN SASH Mobas constructions Ry Ltd, 6 Swanston St, Preston Jackpot $1 currently $200 + Ph: 480 51W * Lygon Driving School (U. Melchiorre prop.) Ph: 350 1604 8 N. & D. Concrete & Drainage. Concreting & Drainage Caraidges available on ground Contractors, Ph: 380 2296 or (018) 387 128 Food & drinks S. Zotti E. Montanan, Good weather guaranteed 480 3028 846 1718

A- A- myTARGm NEWS -JANUARY 1992 De Clay Target Club Inc 1992 G D PRIX In conjunction with Deniliquin Sun Festival Inc Swlday 26Th Januar~1992 9.30 am S Prac~ee9 am, Noms Event 1 close 11 am Racecome Reserve, Deniliquin EVENT 1: 1OT POINT SCORE EYE OPENER EVENT 2: 20T POINT SCORE CHAMPIONSHIP p R I z E S Overall: Beefeater BBQ - $450.00 3 Grades: Sponsored by'Roman Sleeping Bags - $85.00 each 4 Seconds: Sponsored by Coca-Cola - $60.00 each EVENT 3: 50T SCORPIO 2000 DOUBLE BARREL CHAMPIONSHIP s H E L L s Overall - 3 Cases of Scorpio Shells 3 Grades - 2 Cases of Scorpio Shells 4 Seconds - 1Case of Scorpio Shells 4 Thirds - Half Case of Seorpio Shells Sponsored by Olimpyc Targets and Scorpio Cartridges. AU shoot off targets sponsored by V & N Disposals EVENT 4: 25T $b CASH $ GRAND PlUX DOUBLE BARREL 16 m C A S H Overall - $1000 Cash Sponsored by the Hotels of Deniliquin - Edward Ricer, Railway, White Lion, Globe, Exchange, Royal Colonial, Federal, Centml 3 Grades - $150 Cash each Sponsored by the Deniliquin RSL Club 4 Seconds - $100 Cash each Sponsored by B.P. Molins "The Fuel People" OVERALL HIGH GUN - 1Case Shells hdSash Sponsored by Soorpio Cartridges plus Perpetual Deniliquin Sun Festival Trophy 3 GRADE HIGH GUNS - Half Case Shells and Sash Sponsored by Deniliquin Leisure Resort JACKPOT OPERATING Full canteen facilities in our air-conditioned club house. Club reserves the right to alter program. The Deniliquin Grand Prix is held in conjunction with the Deniliquin Sun Festival which is held over 3 days and starts Friday 24th January with a monster party for the children in the Waring Gardens - 11 am to 3 pm. Saturday 25th January will be a street parade with floats, bands etc, starting 11.30 am. Sunday 26th January (Australia Day) will be held at the McLeans Beach Area to commence with the Rotary Breakfast at 8.30 am, a reenactment of the landing at Sydney Cove and raising of the flag, the Australia Day Awards and the official launching of the "Our Heritage" newspaper for Deniliquin's 150th Birthday Celebrations in 1992. The 2QN Family Picnic Day at McLeans Beach will be held about 11.30 am. PRESIDENT: Ron Cudev (058) 81 4139 Secretary: Heather King P.0. Box 115, Deniliquin

Avsnwsntr CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 PAGE 39 KERmG 8-11.91 -CmL wuvly (LO). LCTDBCD: G.~~S~ shnr* IOT FTS CD: 1s SM.2nd 5.Mcbx-l IOT DB CD: ADag IOT COKF CD: G.WIbmw MAkeakm shed KERmG 2211-51 -Good (16). ZOT DB C'SIIP: OA & A: 0.McLs-d W40, 2nd MAkdorn 19/20: B: ADay 39140,Znd PHart 21/23: C: mapier 15/20, ZndlLSlevenn 18/24. HCP CD: 11-15 GHOre. 18-20 PHart. 21-25 W.U~M.CONT CD: A: Bm B: ADas TR.obbx C:TVviUam. KYNElON I(L.11-91 -Fine & mild (33). 1OT PTS W: A: NRanWing, WWAUdnrm 30130: B: AI(Mnedy 29/30; C: KOM- 2V30.2F DB: OA & B: MSpencer 22/22. 2nd ROW- 21/22; A: AJames 25/30, 2nd Tgarabrcs 28/30: C: KOWeam 15la0, 2nd E.Gmn 20124. 2OT HCP: 21.2% EBuhme 15/20. MSpencer 151a0; 1EaOM: AEmw 20/20,GEUion lS/u): ll-ISF&DSEdt 19120.E.Gmn 15/21.SecROWeamW 222135.

GEELONG 911-91- &e (54). ZST 6-. AO &A: DN~II- 43/45. 2nd CBenUey 42/43 8: GJWagddsn 25/25,Znd GPlitchanl24/29: C Gl&uimy 39/45, 2nd SDelanq 31/45.lOTPS M): 9 Mles.25T DB: OA & A: M.mw& 1811151,2nd W.Calaby 180/181; B: A.ho98/59. 2nd -ton 41/42: C: MScarIel 24125, 2nd GEouglu 21/25.25T SB: OA & A: SC&ney 25/25. 2nd Gh(EHenry 33/34; B: Pl)ell 24125.2nd C.Carlon 21/29; C: BStewart 22/25.2nd GDouglar 21/25.25T Wm OA &A:MF%k&41/47.ZndLFntantaro45/4~B:AAgtwhuD38/39, andC.Carlon29130: C: BSIewart 25/27,2nd Ahranda 25/21. GEELONG 24.11-51 - Pede (59). lOTPSW: 11 Pwsbles. 25TPS: A: G,RitM 1091111 2nd ABreen 98/99; B & aR: GW110/111 2nd RRanLin 101IIMI. C: ~F&12/75,2ndGEouglar 57/75.25TDB:OA&A:~kydsn180/180. M&k 189/190: B: GEvands 14/15,2nd G+pi 59/10; C: GDouglu 25/30 2nd SDawlinr aws. ST MKD m 1st mm 145/148. 2nd GHayden 14811is. 3rd K~ME#€LBOUBNE 1611-91 - Fine (55). 25T PTS CS(IP OA &A: Slncani 15/75: B: 1431144.4th GMahmev 44/45. HG: RMsrk P~wnl3/15:C:LMEgeon~U1S.SOTDBC'SXPOA&A:RN~75/18;B:RDodde EahYUTDN 16-11-5i -Pod& (25). CLUB MIXED TGT CS(IP 0.4 &A:PCleggen 9015% C: B.Carter 48/51. ZST SB: OR& A: K~M28/38:8: P- 24/25;C: B.Urtez 56/60,2ndG\Woxe!l69/14: 0: LSlorer 51/60. 2ndT.Gdd49160: C: RRvndd45/50. 22/25.1WT9(eTC5HIP:M&A:~r55/1W;B:ROillman9Z/1W;C:Lh&mm 2nd Shbndge 48leO 15T CON7 Swap: PClqgm. -clad 15/15. 79/1w. EOPElULW 211.51 - Overat (26). IOT DB €0: 15 Fw&&s ZSTPTS CSOP: OA ~POLlTUN21-10-91 - Fine (32). 1ST PTS M): TSpenoe 45/45. &A: Dmvel 74/75, 2nd NHumekrg 81/84; 8. GUr13/15,2nd].Coleman 11/73: G.mbea5Szati44/45.2OTDB:ls(C~24laS,2ndTSpenoeaS/25,3rdD~ C: Tfuher 58/75, 2nd RFuller 55/75. 2OT DB C'SXP OA & A: DhIlawl 58/88. 2nd 2512Z 25T DB: A: Cgarm 25/25; B: C.Tmdbpr 21/30: C: T.23/28.2OT CQWn SNewmmbc 51/68; 0: 1.bLeman 45/46. 2nd Wlh28/25; C: TMw12/43. 2nd A:Elabley ~/20:B:D.~I5/M:C:T~~16/20.scT~A:~4llso; SLynch 23/28 2CTDB HCP: SNowmmbe. EParker 20/20.CHAMP OF QiAMPS 1991: B: J.GiUman 45/90.

IEpNuT 11-11-51 - FLle & warm (38). 15T NWZ CHAW OF CHRMPS. OR & A: DRaveI 122/125,2nd Em120/125; B: Gfagh 1151125,2nd DRickard 1151125: C: LHeard 103/125. 2nd NSharmck 102/125: IN: C.Impm 115/125: lady: J.GavriUt 1141125. CHRMP OF WAMFS 1991: Dftavel15115.

Event 4: 10T Points Eye Opener 100T DB GRD CHAMPIONSHIP Event 2: 25T DB Championship OA A B C OA Sash plus I st, 2nd, 3rd ABC Saturday 11th January 12 noon Start MORNINGTON CLAY TARGET CLUB

10T DB EO S4.00 207 DB Brooks Culfing Champ 58.00 20T DB Xmas H'cap 58.00 Swam Rd. Alexandra. On the banks of the Goulburn N. Event 2: 50T State Cont DB C'ship Great family mmosphere.

PAGE 40 ALEEGWAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JANUARY 1992 Rossiters Road, Carmrn Doyi Phone782 1626 AII 4th Commendng 12 Noon JAN Event 1: 25T Points Cash 'Trophy ABC $E SUNDAY 5th JANUARY Event 2: 50T DB Grd C'ship ABC $15 Event 1 25T Points Trophy ABC $9 Event 3: 25T Points Grd C'ship ABC $E Event 2 25T SB Trophy ABC $9 Event 4: 'Trench Practice per 25T $6.% Event 3 25T DB Trophy ABC $9 Event 5: lCGT Skeet C'ship 1,2,3 $2E Event 4 75T Skeet Trophy ABC $20 AA-1, A-3, B-6, C-10 in 100 Targets Event 5 75T Trench Trophy ABC $22 AIT 11th Commencing 12 Noon Event 6 20T Tower Points Trophy ABC $8 Event 1: lOOT 'Trench Grd C'ship ABC $2E SUNDAY 12th JANUARY Event 2: 50T Points Grd C'ship ABC $15 Event 1 40T Points Cash ea grade ABC $13 Event 3: 5(YT DB Grd C'ship ABC $15 Event 2 40T DB C'ship AA ABC $14 Event 4: lOOT Skeet Grd C'ship ABC $25 Event 3 IOOT Skeet C'ship AA ABC $25 Event 4 25T Trench Trophy ABC $9 18th Commencing 12 Noon Event 5 50T Trench Cship ABC $1 5 Event 1: 10T Points Eye Opener $5 Event 2: 75T Club Medley C'ship Grd SUNDAY 19th JANUARY ABC $19 Event 1 30T Points Trophy ABC $10 Event 3: 10 Pair Double Rise Grd C'ship $8 Event 2 50T DB C'ship AA ABC $15 Event 4: 100T Bench Grd C'ship ABC $26 Event 3 25T Cont Trophy ABC $9 Event 5: lOOT Skeet C'ship 1,2,3 $25 Event 4 75T Trench Trophy ABC $22 AAonl,Aon3,Bon6,ConlO Event 5 lOOT Skeet Cship AA ABC $25 Event 6 20PR Tower Double Rise ABC $8 All 25th Commencing 12 Noon Event 1: 10T Points Eye Opener $: SUNDAY 26th JANUARY 1 Event 2: 25T Points Grd C'ship ABC $E Event 40T Points Cash ea grade ABC $13 Event 2 40T DB Cship AA ABC $14 Event 3: 25T DB Grd C'ship ABC $5 Event 3 15PR Deauville Doubles 1,2,3 $7 Event 4: 25T Points Grd 'Rophy ABC $E Event 4 lOOT Skeet C'ship AA ABC $25 Event 5: 50T 'Trench Grd Pophy ABC $11 PRE OLYMPIC NATIONAL RlENTS Event 6: lOOT Skeet Grd C'ship ABC $2E Event 5 lOOT ISU Skeet C'ship ABC $26 MONDAII 21th Gonunendng 12 Noon Event 6 lOOT Olympic Trap C'ship ABC $30 Event 1: 25T Points Grd C'ship ABC $E (Nominations close 1.30 prn) Event 2: lOOT DB Australia Day Grd C'ship DTL & SKEET PRACTICE AA ABC Lady, Junior $25 AVAILABLE Event 3: 1OOT Skeet Australia Day Grd WEDNESDAYS FROM 1 .OO pm C'ship AA ABC Lady, Junior $25 SATURDAYS FROM 10.00 am SUNDAYS 10.00 am to 12.30 pm

AUSIliALULN CLRY TARGrn NEWS -IhNuAFx 1992

1 Sunday l2 January l l am SUNDAY JANUARY 12 11 am Start I 28 Gram 7.55 Champions Event 1: 25T Skeet C'ship ABC ICartridges earlridges Ca~ridges Event 2: 10T Point Score CD COLAC CLASSIC Event 3: 20T Double Barrel C'ship Event 1: 25T DB C'shi AA, A, B, C $14 OS $1 ABC 1st 2nd 1st ea grade 1 Case "C 1ampion" 28 gram 7.5, 6 2nd ea grade Half Case, 3rd ea grade 3 Packets, Event 4: 20T Ball Trap C'ship Ladies, Junior, Vet 3 Packets each OA ABC Event 2: 25T DB $14 OS$1 AA 18m.A 17m, B 16m, C 15m Event 5: 20T Cont Double Barrel 1st ea grade 1 Case "Champion" 28 gram 7.5, 2nd ea grade Half Case, 3rd ea grade 3 Packets, C'ship OA ABC Ladies, Junior, Vet 3 Packets each PRELIMINARY NOTICE Event3:20TSBAA,A,B,CCs 1st ea grade 1 Case "Champion"' ht2 gram 7Ofl0 5, OSS1 SATURDAY FEBRUAFIV 8,1992 2nd ea grade Half Case, 3rd ea grade 3 Packets, 501STATE NIGHT SINGLE BARREL Ladies, Junior, Vet 3 Packets each CHAMPIONSHIP Ladies, Vets &Juniors reduced namr $24 Full details in February CTSN OA High Gun Sash plus Trophy High Gun Ladies, Junior,Vet Ribbon plus Tmphy Ron Traill - President (0541 84 1356 LUNCH AVAILABLE David Penn - Secretary [OW82 3604 Prer: Peter McDonald (052)34 8384 Sec: Nwma Palker (052)35 3209

%dy, January 18 MZ - 12.30 pm start Event 1 lOTgt DB EO 33.00 Monthly Guide Event 2 20Tgt DB Cship Red 85.00 Full $8.00 1st & 2nd ABC 0s $1.00 CEFaOECIldS GUN CLUB Sec. Chris Corroi 7926 Event 3 20Tgt SB Cship Red $5.00 Full 58.00 Meiwoy 194 H2 (03)775 Sponsored by La Guardia Tiles. Wangaratta 0s $1.00 SAT. 4th January 12.00 noon 1st & 2nd ABC and Best Junior 0s $1.00 10T PTS CD, 20T Cerbms Circles. 50T DB Event 4 20Tgt Points Score Cship Red $5.00 Full $8.00 1st & 2nd ABC 0s $1.00 SN. 1st February Red $5.00 Full 58.00 Event 5 20Tgt Handicap IOOT Presidents DB C'ship lst, 2nd & 3rd & BM 22-25 0s $1.00 HIGH GUN TROPHY OVER PROGRAM I((ORLUIIU@mNaY MCE CUD (wc) Ladies, Velerans & Juniors dudmoms events 2.3.4 & 5 Melwoy 146 A1 I Sec. Jeff Lowndes (059)75 4412 Sunday January 19 Skeet - E.00 noon start Junior DTL 1.30 pm start SN. I Ith January Event 1 %Tgt Skeet $15.00 0s $2.00 100T Gr C'ship, Sonny Gm Memon'ol Shoot Jock Steer Memorial Cship 1st & 2nd ABC & Best Junior Event 2 50Tgt Skeet Cship NEPW CLAY UGET CLUB (INC) 1st & 2nd ABC Meiwoy 200 K2 Sec Rod Scorr (059)86 W5 3 lmTm romplition will h. ccandunrd ulrr llnr IOU %..I-. T- lu wnrirl of not mum &on unr \,\or \ bn~lrrl~u,tcr. 'lioplt! SAT. 18th JANUARY I w winnine- team. Ludi~.Vetem* & Junion ndund num.. 1 Pns: Tony Penney Ph: (W)214i15 .AH U(: Bev Penney (OM) 5.5 .%! BH

AUSTMWAN CLAY TARGEC NEWS --JANU~~1992 PAGE 43

Kings Highway via Queanbeyan (LQo~for sign east of Burbong Bridge)

Shoot 200 targets to win a car on Events 2,3,5 & 6 If more than one 200 shot a shoot off wiU decide the winner.' AU 25TW JANUARY, 1992 $am START Event 1: 15T Point Score CD Event 2: 50T DB os $1 OIaU 1st OA: Trip to ~ewZealand 1st in ea Grade: Trophy to value $200 2nd in ea Grade: Trophy to value $50 Event 3: 50T DB 0s $1 Old 1st OA: Trip to New Zealand 1st in ea Grade: Trophy to value $200 2nd in ea Grade: Trophy to value $50

SUNDAY 26TW JANUARU, 1992 $am START Event 4: 15T Point Score CD Event 5: 50T DB os $1 Old 1st OA: Trip to New Zealand 1st in ea Grade: Trophy to value $200 2nd in ea Grade: Trophy to value $50 Event 6: 50T DB os $1 Wall 1st OA: Trip to New Zealand 1st in ea Grade: Trophy to value $200 2nd in ea Grade: Trophy to value $50 1st 11 to 15m: Colour Yeleision 1st 16 to 2h1: Colour Televjision 1st 21 to 25m: Colour Television WEGH GUN: Colour Television & $50

Postal Noms will be accepted: PO Box 264, Fyshwkk ACT 2609 MEALS. REFRESHMENTS & CARTRIDGES AVAILABLE ON GROUND.

ArrsrrwaAN CJAY lWKjET NEWS -yUnrkRY 1992 PAGE 45 J. ' JNsh PNcXXre. Jfaneg M~$oRLkwn a3/25. lOPR D8: 1.- 1.- le/m, W.mbf&obm% PMcGnb.JEarrsn. 1512Q. mj: J.cw!&m183/120. DOWNSmE lNTZW3WONAL Pll4l- SLeam), M (25). 107 M: 8 PDuiblsr ZSTPS~aR:BBlaLe:A:P.WMLocl5andGPinnar;B:~and~C: ~and~,Le&xL~Jnr:N~€mMI.OR:ASanden;A: T.WandGPinner;B:I.BLsLe,andBMC:~andL~.mPS:aR: ~A:P.Wk&xkL,~B:ASMdeR~~C:WBmt4andNh(eC.in BTM:4PosaiMsa.NSPTSPRTESOTNGTPSCSIIP:~G.~l4a/lsO;A& P.Wk&xkandRAllen:A:DS&&s&.&dASanden;B:IbBmLa,and~C. Ccabdm 141/150, and H&r&m Le&x KSMden 11411~Jm Nh(eC.in HG: P.Wldlbk 1U2/110.~ChdrCandnn088ZQSlZ. DLmBO ?-11-91 - al. lm €0.RN~ KWalto~ T-, Lgnmh, SWbms, FQfandlsr aOT HCP. Id Plkab. Znd RNd. IOPR DD: CCmlsar & SWUhvnr 251 DB CD TBhekg 25/25. 1- QUAa TPamh 14/18. HC: IlNLfX 101141 -Fine & amdg (18). IOT DB M: hMoCunnia. BHmpar 10110. 20T DB HB1st BHmpar 20120.2nl JHmper 18120. hdJ- 17120. mPSHCP: 1sl Lhmsmq SaleO. and]oec*esJPlaai54/60.1OT SB HB.D.Fdaudr 10110.

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ALIBURY WODONGA CLAY TAlPGET CLUB January 12,1991 Ball Trap 11 am Start DTL 1 pm Start Event 1: 25T Graeme Boyd Plumbing$9 as $1 TO: Clay Target 1 Ball Trap C'ship OA & 2 grade winners ation 1 Event 2: 10T PS Eye Opener Event 3: 20T Frank Plas PO Box 557, Mt Wavertey, Vii. 3149 Air Conditioning DB C'ship Please Dote my Change of Addresf OA plus 2 grade winners, 2nd ABC N- ...... Event 4: 20T PS C'ship Event 5: 20T DB Continental C'ship $3 From: ...... OA plus 2 g~adewinners ...... Pleode ...... f 150 Open Order from McGeoch Hunting & Fishing Store for possible shot over the program. To: ...... Black targets will be thrown and practice half hour before start of DTL ...... ,...... Pleode ...... School students 1.30 start President: Greg Pinner (060)25 3610 Mobile 018 578324 Membership No.: ...... Secretary: Geoff Agnew (060) 59 1606 GROUND LOCATION: SYDNEY/MARCONI CLAY TARGET COMPLEX, HEATHCOTE ROAD, MENAl 2 DNSHOOT SATURlldrY l d & SUNDAY 2nd FEBRIIARY Pradce available 10am 60 12 noon SATURDAY 42 Noon Sari EVENT 4: 1992 MARCONI MULTl DISCIPLINE CHAMPIONSHIP 16T Skeet (2 singles from each station), 15T DB H'cap, 15T DB 15m, 10 Pair D/Rise, 15T Trench. Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade AA, A, 5, C NoCVlS34.00 OP. SWEEP $6.00 SUNDAY 40 am STMT 48TH ANNUAL MWONIIVVINCHESTER 400 and in conjunction MARCONl500 TEMS EVENT 400 Targets DB from 15m in 4 rounds of 25 targets EVENT 4: 20T DOUBLE BARREL M OPENER CASH DMDE $4.00 from each nominator to be divided 60-30-10% in each respective grade NOM $8.00 EVENT 2: 18TH ANNUAL MARCONI/WINCHESTER 100 in conjunction with MARCONI 500 TEAMS EVENT 100T Double Barrel from 15m in 4 rounds of 25T. Trophies Ist, 2nd 3rd & 4th AA, A, B, C grades NoCVlS50.00 $1.00 OA WINCHESTER TROPHY QA winner hokb perpetual trophy for 12 months and also receives sash in addition tc Winchester trophy and grade trophy MARCONI 500 TEAMS EVENT of 5 shooters to be nominated prior to the commencement of the first round. Nominaiion $2.00 per shooter divided 60% winning team, 40% runner up. HIGH GUN OVER EVENTS 1 & 2 ALSO SUNM 1Oam STAR^T 1st ANNWL MARCONl 100 SKEET and in conjunction MARCONI 300 TEAMS EVENT 100 targets skeet in 4 rounds of 25. Trophies 1st & 2nd each grade AA, 4 B, C plus QA winner wins Winchester trophy in addition to grade trophy MARCONI 300 TEAMS EVENT of 3 shooters to be nominated prior to the commencement of the first round. Nominations $2.00 per shooter divided 60% winning team and 40% runner up. Lunch, morning & afternoon tea and ammunition available on Wte grounds. The committee reserves fhe right to oiler the programme.

ALWFSUW CLRY TARGET NEWS --]~AKf1992 PAGE 47 again this year at TAMWORTH GUN CLUBS 2 DAY OPEN SKEET SHOOT 15th & 86th February, 11992 CRMI'EWI 10.1141 - Gmd (13) 10 DB EO: mlchell RShaw 10110. W7HCP: In AI)icgemh 22/24, 2nd TNh21/24, bd Llah23/25 20T DB: 1st Ilaunena, 20120. 2nd mu.D.liamaY, 18/20. ZOT PS: 1st RSrrw 56/€0. 2nd TROPH Practice and a 50T Doubles CD to warm up on Friday 14th The serious stuff starts 8 AM SATURDAY I. 507" CHAMPIONSHIP 2.507" HANDICAP FREE BBQ TEA .-. . Then more 'serious stuff JONEE ZC11p1- Very ha (.IS). 10TFSEO: 8 dRided 28130.220T FS CD. C&mh 60160. J.chWJme, P.Ckmsw WWP.TB~LOT D.-w 89/80.2SF DB HCP: 1st SUNDAY 15th FEBRUARY CBrandon 28/23. and WBwlm 44/48. 3rd P.%+ 13/15 ZOT DB O: KCbamraR RSchubsh CBrandon. D.- 20/20. HG: CWuch 1321138. Se.2 089 241069. mbwSt' 16/11/91 -Very niny (20). SOT I\*irsd Crightm F-dlr OA: Weill 3.50T CHAMPIONSHIP 82/10: A: KNd88/70. NNugent 74184: 8: BNd72/86. G.VW+x 7118% C: &COW 59l70.7LRDIDkker~:IstWdwa&D- 18/5%ZndD.Jame~G.VW+x 17/20. KG: KM 4.507" CHAMPIONSHIP A total of 200 Targets to be shot in rounds of 25 Teams events: 2 man & 5 man TOP SPONSPORS @ TOP PRIZES Meet and compete against the to shooters from NSW Victoria, Queensland and ?amworth. The southern mountain men are most welcome. ~NI1011-01-Flne.mw:Z~.moF~LFS~ AA:P~7l/.IB,2ndSZadm86/1%aR&A:EZsmo72/~5,andPAthaMaopoulm Overall Winner, Grade High Guns, Winning 7117% B: RKennedy 72/78, and Lm7ll7Bi C: RSBEChsm 72/78,2nd C- SVIS.~OF~LDBCSIIP:aR&AA:SZsdro23/23,2ndPM~21/29: Lady, Veteran, junior. & Slbgy! 24/85, 2nd Ea&o 23/25: B: Rkmdy 23/28. 2nd LJamss 2212% C: ~a3/85.2ndE~o20/aS~W~LDBCOKPCSHIP:~FULL PROGRAM IN FEBRUARY CTSN SZadm24/25:&L~a3/2S,andE~22/2S;B:~y20/2~C:PSacch~ 20185,and ECumnvto 16/85. For free programme poster write rn~zo-toei-~mda~dy(~i).i~~~ss:~~~rdh~rmm~~:PO. Box W 350 West Tamsorth, NSW 2340 GM.nosLMSaehaua.~MAbralom,EParLer.T~~ 80180. mD8CSHIP:A: ERdrr33/33,andR~~37/38;B:~36/36. Fax (067) 65 5699 and NUpple 56/38: C: LN* 24185.2nd RRsbLe a3125.10T SB HC: 1st GM 16/16. andCb& 19/16. PAGE 48 AUSTRALUIN CLAY TARGET NEWS -]ANUARI 1992 GLEN-INNS CLAY TARGET CLUB INC Northern Zone Trap Carnival Saturday 8th & Sunday 9th Feb y, 1992 S AU 8th 8.30 m STUT SUmA'II %k 8.30 am START EVENT 1 Noms $14.00 EVENT 5 Noms $25.00 25T DB Celtic Standing Stones 50T DB Roberts & Morrow Calcutta Cash Event 15m Event 15m $140 each grade AA, A, B, C 1st AA, A, 8, C: Cut Sapphire; 2nd & 3rd 1st $80,2nd $40,3rd $20 AA, A, B, C: Trophy. Calcutta to be equally TO BE SHOT OFF divided in 4 grades. EVENT 2 Norns $15.00 OS Graded $1 each 25T and $2 OA 25T DB Northern Zone C'ship "15m TOTAL SWEEPS $4.00 OA: Sash, badge &trophy; 1st AA, A, B, C: Noms $15.00 badge &trophy; 2nd & 3rd AA, A, B, C: 25T PS Northern Zone C'ship 15m trophy. OS Graded OA $2.00 OA: sash, badge & trophy; 1st AA, A, B, C: Sponsored by Attenborough Fertilizer Services badge &trophy; 2nd & 3rd AA, A, B, C: EVENT 3 Norns $"12.0 trophy. OS Graded OA $2.00 25T PS Club C'ship from 15m Sponsored by Des & Gail Ryan Shell Distributors 1st AA, A, B, C: badge &trophy; 2nd AA, of Glen-lnnes and Armidale A, B, C: trophy. OS Graded OA $2.00 Noms $12.00 EVENT 4 Noms $15.00 25T DB Continental Gash Divide 15m 25T SB Northern Zone G'ship 15m Graded AA, A, B, C OA: Sash, badge & trophy; 1st AA, A, B, C: 60% - 30% - 10% each grade badge & trophy; 2nd & 3rd AA, A, B, C: trophy. OS Graded OA $2.00 TOTAL NOMINATIONS: $52.00 Sponsored by Smith Klyne Animal Health Products TOTAL SWEEPS: $ 6.00 TOTAL NOMINATIONS: $56.00 Noms with Sweeps Sunday: $58.00 TOTAL SWEEPS: $ 6.00 Noms with Sweeps Saturday: $62.00 TOTAL NOMINATIONS: $120.00

(CUUmA& TEA SATURDAY NIGm 0.4 NIGW GUN SASH & TROPNY CLUB HOTEL NIGH GUNS EACH GRADE AA, A, B, C SASH 8r TROPNY EmEW JUPnOR HQ;WGUN BADGE & TROPNY LADIES & WmMS IIIGH GUN BmE 60% NOMS FOR VETERANS, LADIES Br C GRADE JUNIORS SH PROGRAMME ON GROUND CANLPIFIG .PRACTICE 2.00 PM FRDDAY The conunittee reserves the right to alter programme. PRESIDEN'I! C. KENT (067) 32 3252 SECRETBY: Cathv Wok (067). . 33 4679 RY 9,1992 DUE TO THE NORTHERA ONFEBRUARY 16 AT MIDDAY

AVSIWLWN CLAY TARGET NEWS --JAW~ARI1992 PAC; MO 21-1091 -GoodnigN (36). IOTDBSS: P-W 10110.1~ WAX UP: CP-ch C.%rey 10/10.6PR DD: 1st RWw& CPagh 2nd C.hY6 P.Gevlard ]CV.S.W~ Gm Club tedt 1 January '92 Program SatJan4 1.00pm W-M(IImM.A,B,C 25TEO $6.00 OSS1.00 SOT C'sQ Trophy $16.00 0s $1.00 NEW SOWTE HRLES 2-11-91 - SuMq, mindq. ST DBKY AAdda~ F- 2OT DB C'SHIP:A N.&umva20la0: 8: TWLMga W20. C: AAnlvdan 16/20. u)T 251 DooWes $7.00 0s $1.00 B C'm A: NB-M 37/60; 8: Fhtarceh 5SlW C: ARnlanun 40180. 20T SB Wed Jan 8 2.00 pm 6.30 pm Sat Jan 11 10.00 am W81r(l-GradedAA,A,B,C NEW SOmWALES 2511-91 -Sump & ho( (68). IWTSWRlDlC CWLYG OA PW& 881lat A% RDl-n 871100. Znd CHophnr 841100; k RClub 881100. 2nd W.00 - Ladies, Vet, Jun. $28.00 PPembemn 801100; 8: VDICmta 16/IW. 2nd;- 101100; C: R5sdler 841100.2od l~62/lM:~~:LCvpln49/1W:Mc:DAJPna73/LW:~~89/la).Wed Jan 15 2.00 pm PAREES 9-11.91 -Me bul windy (19). I07 DB a) CHavlaa lhsnr KMildd 6.30 pm NWSLc* Tmphy 10110. 25T DB C'SHIP. 1st lRue 25/23. 2nd CHark Z4128.3nlIEmnv 23/23, ZOT DB HCP: 1st THarab 20120. 2nd J.W* 29/31, 3rdJNuca 28/31. 20T DB CD: Id Sat Jan 18 12.30 pm N MIVdhm M/W. 2nd lhs. I.& 19/20 HC: IEmnv 70175.

50T 00 C'ship Trophy $20.00 Wed Jan 22 2.00 pm 6.30 pm Sat Jan 25 1.00 pm SDNNYCORWEB IC-11-91 -Ideal (43). IWTANNUhLOPEN91OUl! mIWSn'& $91100, 2nd~d8UlW;A:PPollvd98/1W.2ndW.~97/1W:B:D.~ Wed Jan 29 2.00 pm Pnctlsa - Trap & Skeet 97/1W. 2nd l.Cartellino 9311W: C: NPaneM 85/100. 2nd GHarb 8411W IN Mwrishli Lady Kxem,Smn; w Aslem mG: ~~ 6.30 pm Nlgkl Sbrnt - Ron McCathie H/C Trophy 29 SYDNEY 18.1091 - MUd OlgM (24). 107 EO: 6 Pedblar 3UT WlWEUND ST.GEORGEC/C:A%GBoMu58180: OR&A:PPomer8$/60;B:JAdamqouba44/50: C:Bdasir 40150.20TDBTROPHY:IIR:GRmte.19120:A: VJXXxla20laO;B:J.Wdfon 28128. C: NXbds 22124.HG: GBoMw 18/80. /!!I Fdbnrary '92 Program- SYDNEYZO-lo91 - FY4 (a).lWTMEDLEy. IdJFqas 1401180.2ndF.~ Sat Feb 1 1.00 pm Skssl - WI TawAA, A, 8, C 1391150.3rd Lneu 111140. WC DB: A: LP- 4'1/50.B: FSenra 49/80: C: N.W 25TH'cap $8.00 41/80.WCFS A V- 143/180; 8: FDcnm 140/180.C: Uhni l40IIM). 50T C'ship Tmphy S16.00 25T DaukBadges $7.00 Wed Feb 5 2.00 pm -Trap & Skeet 1 6.30 pm MW &%I~rophy Sat Feb 8 12.30 pm NSW 6.c~~Nltlnlr 6 SW M G'W 10T EO $4.00 50T SB C'ship $20.00 Trophies AA, A. 8, C Wed Feb 12 2.00 pm PraUJa - bap 8 Sneet 6.30 pm NlgM W- Tropny Sat Feb 15 12.00 pm ria -Trap & Skeet Wed Feb 19 200 pm -Trap &Skeet SYDNEY 17/11/91 - Fm (€0)107 £10: 16 Pcs-. IWT 80P,S. SODB w: 6.30 pm NWpM - Mixed Events A& GJlrmes 2001200, 2nd Pfmgu 19212M; A: DlEoster 1861200. 2nd L.M 1931200 8: jPMd 2071226, 2nd JRocop:~204/228. C: Nhbiawc 1881200,Znd Sat Feb 22 12.30 pm 1D(T naRtL AA, A, 0. C 1,LCear l84/200.HG: CRoo:co 2201220. I Badges $36.00 1Wed Feb 26 2.00 pm PiWa- Trap &Skeet 6.30 pm W SiW - Ron McCathii HIC Tmphy 251 ISat Feb 29 1.00 om Sksst - 1I Tamst3 AA.. A. . 0. C 25TH'cap CD a.00 50T C'ship Tmphy $16.00 25T Daubles Badge $8.00

Nom nabons dose form? Lrsl ebenl one hour after advemjed starPng me T~MW~KFH2511.91 - AMual Iiqh Gun Avardi: RFs' Tmphy RWaalhmk T&MG PN&TmpOAHC: PNmh.AkRR;m:A:SN@B:MSlmpson;C:Rfr-l~e: rn herecton reserve me r@t lo change me ~uDLshedprcgram as required hht~p1ovedNHinds. SkmOAHG: CBun: A: GlVdlar~.8: MDengdIc CLCamsnn, JCATION 131 Bwrde Road Teney H&. NSW 2084 5kms hom Mona Vde Rd Mmt *O& T- PL(BIIEWI45EmSFAk Wrcl34B7 ACTING PRESlMKl SECRElARY TREASURER CLUB WAIN -7 24-11-91 - Fine, cml (W). SNGAFOKE AUWNES CHAMP OF PlexCamino GeM Harvey Jdw,fikhardm Johnwarn -0A: CHaudin7OllS:A: 68/19, andVDaC&a 62/7S:E:Z~ Ph (6) 211 3888 Ph (H) 449 6068 Ph (BIH) 489 5906 Ph (HI 626 6714 70176, 2nd ESImo 70175: C: WaOm 67/15 2nd Plsrer 89/1% & B.Gmdaul 02 9823569. AuSlmiWW CLAY TAINjEX NEWS -WARI 1992 Canbema International Clay Target Club CLUB LOCATION: Look for sign 400 metres east of Burbong Bridge on Kings Highway -just by Police sign. , . 200 TARGET OLYWIC T AND NSHIPS January 18th and 19th, 1992 Nominations $70.00 os $1.OO ea 25, $1.OO oa $9.00 TOTAL $79.00 TROPHIES: ISU TRAP - lst, 2nd & 3rd OA, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C ISU SKEET - 1st OA, 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C PRACTICE AVAILABLE FRIDAY 17TH AT 2 PM The committee reserves the right to alter the program. Sponsors: Hamilton Brokers, Bevan Brown Trading, Boral Gas, Scorpio Cartridges and the Australia Day Sports Carnival. SECRETARY: Terry Graham (06)281 1795 PRESIDENT: Norman Simms (06)258 2033 AH (06)242 1739 81

TAREE NGHAM GUN CLUB IN will be holding lOOT SIMULATED FIELD SHOOT ON JANUARY 26 Starting 9.00 am Case of shells for Overall High Gun & Sash Practice will be available Saturday afternoon 25th, starting at 2.00 pm Full camping facilities and hot showers available on grounds. Meals & cartridges available. Club reserves the right to alter the program.

PAGE VARRm 2m1-10.91 - Fme (14.410). 15T DB EO A: B.hhm 8: PEmh: C: DM-p 20T DB: A: S-; 8: PmC: ABoyd 20T SS: A: S-: 8: PM ~:~.~~20~m~~mm~~~sllon:~:~~sshul;~:a~ilhanooniMI MXDir;n:A:D.O&xme,2ndBMannr:B:LMechul WEST WYaLoNG 16/11/91 - Fme (12). 10T El0 la T-, JRodgen 10110; MILNU CFoaec GI- 9/10.20TKclp: la GFaimm 2912% andlWcah 28/29: 3rd BfaMun 26/27.25T SB Champ: le & OA: TM-y 25/25: la 8: Fa 21/25: C:WGRV 19/25. I Duffield Road, Clontarf Patron Shoot Sunday 12th January, 1992 Start 9.30 am Event 1: 25T Points 15m Trophies Event 2: 50T Double Barrel Sponsored by Golden Ox Restaurant Event 3: 25T Handicap Trophies lst, 2nd, 3rd and 11 to 13 metres Event 4: 25T Double Barrel Patrons Continental Championships Badge and trophy each grade TOTAL NOMINATIONS: $36.00 Veterans, Ladies and Juniors: $22.00 GRADED HIGH GUNS VETERANS, LADIES, JUNIORS AND FRONT MARKER HIGH GUNS I President: W. Chain ~ecretarv:E. ~hizzottiI Phone 284 1109 phone 266 6718 1 ~~U11/91-~&Ho(20TDBlSMS~:A:EBltsa. Nseaby, 3J.hmq: l!- G.wese1: 8: RAMhap3 c: m .n m/m m h ISM W.l!Uay Trcphv A & OA: Nhley 73/78: 8: LFmd=hs 72/78: C: G.CM.m 68/7825TDB lSMHerbenHan~rA&OA:C.~l83/84:8:aPaleUDIpe28/31: C: ~ckpmsna/=. m DB wcap SF: la nbtemq 25/23. and P~!A&X bout 21/25. (me.)@D Mt Petrie Road. Belmont. Brisbane 4153

SMURDAY 4th 12 Noon loo Target Trench SMURDAY 11th &SUNDAY 12th 10.00 am Start UWYT Trench STATE ELIMINATION WEDNESDAY 15th MGHT SNOOT CANCELLED DUE TO CLUB AGM SATURDAY 25th 12 Noon lOOT Trench SUNDAY26th 9.30 am Trap Ekat 1 lOT DB 15m 10T DB Ball Trap Graded AA ABC Meat tray each grade Event 2 25T Points 15m Trophies Graded AA ABC Event 3 15PR Double Rise Graded AA ABC Meat tray each grade Event 4 50T DB Trophies Graded AA ABC GLnmmzZ/lo/¶l-Fine&~(l2). 10TDBE/OGmgnuaen0ophylBM:l7/17 M.GmlB/llGXarpoT B/lOACamarm. 8/lOG.Webb,Ggund~H%.pG~ Free draw for a mat tray for any shooter not winning on *hy: 23/26G,Webb,ZZla8 M.G- 20/28ACamenn aSTD% m the day. Shooter must be present at the draw to dect 26/26ACam-W26G~31/~G.~30/39M.~~SBlW23/86 G.Webb, 22/26 G- 21/B UvIithslnwa 20123 AUmama & MJhmn 10R DR President: John Porter (071 398 4257 IBM: lS/MGgarpeZ 13IaOACsmemn. 12/ZOG.Wsbb.~M.~11/80 MAhem PAGE 52 AusmmANCLAY TARGL7-f NE?a's -JANUARI 1992 Saturday 1st & Sunday 2nd February, 1992 TOTAL NOMS (INC S SATURDAY 1st 10 am START EVENT 1: 25T Double Barrel Ern Sweeps AA, A, B, C 50% nom EVENT 2: President's 25T Single Barrel Championship l5m Nom $12 Badge OA Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C EVENT 3: 25T Kingaroy Butchery (G&C Hurford) Continental Championship l5m Badge OA Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C SUNDAY 2nd 9 am START EVENT 4: Toyota Motor Sales 25T Double Barrel Championship l5m Badge OA Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C EVENT 5: 30T Handicap 60% Noms back to shooters divided 30% OA lst, 2nd & 3rd, 30% meterage groups 11-15, 16-18,19-21,22-25 Calcutta Event EVENT 6: Anderson's Fruit Market 25T Points Championship 15m Badge OA Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C EVENT 7: 30T Double Barrel Champion of Champions 18m Nom $12 Sponsored by Riverina Stock Foods, K.Srb. Trophies 1st & 2nd AA, A, B, C HIGH GUNS - AA, A, B, C - Sponsored by Winchester Australia Ladies, Juniors& Veterans 60%nom if shooting whole program. Calcutta Event 5 - no deductions Lyle Vidler - Mew Champney Perpetual Handicap Shield shot in conjunction with Event 5 Happy Hour 5.306.30 pm. Calcutta drawn 5.30 pm. Auction 6.00 pm FREE ROAST DINNER - PIG ON SPlT Accommodotiotr pkase support the Motels that support the Club. Phone direct: Oasis Motel (M1) 62 2399, Motel Kingomy (071) 62 1966, Burke & Wk Motor Inn (071) 62 2933

AUSlWLLIAN CLAY TARGET NEWS -JAMJAW 1992 PAGE 53 RmCWFFE 9/11/91 -Fine & hot (54). IoT DB Cash' AA: E..Chiualti, C.\Kltl.GFett; A: BSmith, GBu&w. WU, W.Ch& VHyde: 8: GDunR JFamw, RPBMid. ~.mmhu,SCaninrarro.Dm C: ALeatani my25T DB: OR: D&MtG 81/81: AA: lstG~80/81.2ndG~en79/80:A:lstVHydeM/55,2ndGB&n93/BS: B: 181 1.- 38/10, 2nd SCmsam 34/35: C: 1st G.Wht 28/27, 2nd ALestani 28/30. 2SC Rs: OR: aPotRer 123/12s: AA: 1st GRedmond 123/129,and GEM 14/15: A: 181 GBmvm 74/75 2nd why91/93; B: 1stJ.Wbm 73/15: 2ndlfarrow 72/15: c: 1st wi0; 2nd my54/75: w JE-W: MY:~~-01: &: Ah25T DB Cmd: OR: GEett; AA: 1st LWynW 2nd C.witt:A: 1Jt GB- 2nd B&m B: 1st Gm2ndSCankaw C: 1st RUW-I, 2nd ALestani

gMCAROY 3/11/91 -Ha 61 Fine (22). 2sDB Kcap:ln AMdkd25/25.2nd PMcDMald 29/27,3rd RSRB 25/27, ZST DB ISM. 1st A & B GnF GBickerlOn 37/38. 1st C: AMcXodd 22/S 2sS& A & B: 26/29 C: N.lk3mm 22/25. HC.

MARYBOROWB 24-11-91 - h,p&y mn& (17) 25T DB PS: A: PShaw 73; 8. CSergumM 7% C: D-64. 2SC S& A: PShas 2% OR & 8: CSergiacom 2% C: J3mqtm1825T DB HCZ 24.m NuW.3rd KPalmer 22.25T DB COmA:P~w24:B:AWd25:C:JSmughaua.HG:A:PShawl4l:B:GSerrJlamrm

RO~161111B1 - HoC Smy.25T SLee(: A: hubs 25: 8: RNvgem 23. C.Reid 23. RRoaenhqez U: C: RCYSdhn 23. Wen21. EDenlM 21. WTPh: A: CWdM). RNug~l88,RRooenberger 59.8: RO'SulJivan 39. Dhnpon 49; Wewt40; C: 6.- 9. ~~8n(on9.m ~cmt.:A: RNU~~20. 23. cRea IS. m 15: B: Wev~M.RO5ulL~an20. D.lhompoon 19: C: B.llnmsm- 18, E.Demw 12. SUNsmNE C0E.T 11/11/91 - Perfon (a). 25T DB Grad 51s: A: RFM. SSmillL RWruJhl. B- B: B.Wdes; C: LC&xm. 25T DB Re*nophy: OR SSMlh 25. A: BMefser 24. ScXhghar: C: Lhhome. 25T DB Wcap khpr 1st RFen 2% 2nd Momna 9/11/91 - SOT Skeet A: Glsdbrmlr 83/84; B: KFbeeter 47/80: C: WHunphrey: 3rd ShuUl29MuedT Champ d Champ: GEM 31/35. TBeMat 45/50. am kWhp CID: 1st Mltpm 28/25; 2nd RU28/25: 3rd RManvell BMwphy GLsdbmoL 21/2S 2SC DB ism: A: G&When 24/25; 8: mOsUOMu.¶ 9/11/91 -Fine (36). 25T Skeet Dbb Champ: OR RBmk 25/25: c~rmlrU/zs;C:TBeMat22/S.NightD/RQlampaOR 19M:OR:WIMjr1133/40: nn: DCudon 44/49: A: ADMtm 36/31: 8: WWth 23/25: C: Gmn29/33. SOT A: GMahn32lro.B: B.Pd&mp38/80: C: TBeMat 29/10. Nqht DD Cbam~20R: lUdo saemsid w Champ: @ANDYnnuck 9/50: Ak RPonar 53/8% A: ADeaon 1st Mh(diill.DSL- 18/20: 2ndRMamdl Gladtom* 17/20. 49/m, 6: wm45/90: C: Gldppen i~lsoSOT kge~c~~an mchamp: OR: NDmwk 54/84; A& Dm63/64: A: ADMtw 47/50; 0: mid48/50 C: POLICE NIIRONAU Ullll9l - Owrcast and hy SOT -1 Poh: OR TZlebMh 501M.m Stare SB lbwer Champ: 1sl Amelk* 3313% 2nd WSrmlh 32/34: ANomun: A: la C.Wmdhush 2nd B.Mere&U:B: SSeew.2nd CPeMs C: 1st 3rd MBmm 28/30. Poner Sevw %Id: Bnrbane - DDwJa NDmwk P~2ndVNolaV~OR:R~A:llaCR~2ndN~kB: 90/50;~~149,~44B.ChapmM47:kbowoa~227.~HG:GSutm 1001125: IJtBN&s.ZrdVMdnner:C: litT~2ndC~. WG: bumton 1111125: WG: ~creg591125: OAHG: ~l)lmrrnc*127/129.2 PDFson lkm - MBmq wm289/m.

rnr.~ECNmoNau 15/11/91 - and Hot (25). 25T 4ee(: aR.

POEF DMLSON 2l/i0/9l - loT DB S WqLhad, LNuwke 9/10: RSneU WS5VlCX 3/11/91 - OvmHot & Fine (19). 25T DB PI5 Sweep& 15M: A: N~LF~f~y8110.20TDBW~~y:lJtLLandls/a0.andN~er18/30.RBartley25/25:5:ACarpeNer71/75:C:ESua~LiS8/75.~DB~hy:A:JHodgson 3rd LNvuolere 18/20. lmSB Can( $5: PPWharlqLW 7/10: P.Wk% Wsqr 8/10. 36/35: 8: P- 28/30: C: ESura~&i 25/30, ZST DB Wap: IJt ACapenter 32/32: 25T SB -. PtDen C'ship: OR & C: P.m23/25: 8: My19/zs; A: LNurmke 2nd J.b&cx 31/32.1OR Cay ofW& DIR: A: AEbbem 16/20: 8: tSmith 181a0: l9/25.5 R D/R ISM Sw,eee:LNunolera P.WUaon 6/10. C: ESunwrld 15/20. HG: R,hi!sy FacemgemMt AdJ.Bamn PAGE 54 AUSWJdW CLAY TARGET NEW?, -JANUARY 1992 REMINDER NOTICE

-IANUARY CARNIVAL 1992 at Cold Coat & Albert on the weekend of January 18 & 19 Satday 7th Commencing I I am and Event 1 : 25T DB 15m Graded Sweeps SUNSHINE COAST Event 2: 25T DB Event 3: 25T SB SUPERSHOOhn the BBQ Tea G Cak~ta weekend of January I1 & I2 Sunday 8th Commeneing 9 am Four days of shooting in South East Event 4: 25T Points pionship Queensland, combing both programs and Event 5: 50T DB 15m Calcutta Event be eligible for six great trophies including a Event 6: 25T DB Handicap Remote Colour TV and a Video Player to the OA 2 Weekend HG. WadOutdoovs G Spovts Display Resident; T Robinson Phone 34 3013 For full program details see the centre Secretary: K. Miller Phone 34 1265 pages of the December CTSN. Club Phone: U) 4175 RAL ZONE QCTA SKEET CARNIVAL

SATURDAY 10th 9.00 am SUNDAY 11 th 9.00 am Event 1: 50T Skeet Championship Event 3: 50T Capricornia Championship Sash & Trophy OA Sash & Trophy OA Badge & Trophy Grades Badge & Trophy Grades Event 2: lOOT CZQCPA Skeet Cship Event 4: 5QT Doubles Championship Sash & Trophy OA Sash & Trophy OA Badge & Trophy Grades Badge & Trophy Grades Central Zone Team selected on this event HIGH GUN SASH OVERALL, TROPHY FOR HIGH GUN ON EACN GRADE. OVERALL TAKGS GRADE TROPNY. LADIES HIGH GUM. Laurie Chelepy Champion of Champions selected over Event 2 and Team. The committee reserves the right to alter the program if necessary. PRESIDENT Noel Deeley (079)85 4496 SECRFIm Gay Bums (079)84 1490

ALwmAuN myTARGEX m -JANukrrr lsaa PAGE 55 AUSTRZILIAN CLAY TARGET ASSOCIATION INC 1992 Annual Registration and CLUB MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION (To be handed to the Club Secretary with your Registration Form) *Please use Registration Number

'Registered Number . . Surname...... Chr~st~anNames ......

Postcode...... Telephone Number ...... Date of Birth...... My existing (or last recorded) shooting details are: a Australian Common Mark ...... e Australian Down The Line Handicap ...... e Australian Skeet Handicap ...... s I.S.U. Trench Gradin

0 I.S.U. Skeet Gradin e Ball Trap Grading e Tower Grading ......

1 I hereby apply for membership of the ...... :...... Gun Club as a ' C] Continuing or C] New member, together with my application for A.C.T.A. registration for the year ending 31 st December, 1992, and attach hereto the following fees: Type of Membership

Club Life Member ...... $ ...... Club Membership ...... $ ...... Members Accident Insurance $3.50 ...... $ ...... A.C.T.A. Annual Registration Adult Fee $43 ...... $ ...... Second and Successive Adult Family Members of Common Address $27 ...... $ Veteran Concession: Over the age of 65 years at date of registration $27 ...... $ ...... Long Service Concession: Over the age of 60 years at date of registration with 30 years continuous membership with the A.C.T.A. $27 ...... $ ...... Junior Membership: Under the age of 18 years at the date of registration $10 (Nil "Shooting News" if registering as a Junior add $15 if required) ...... $ ...... New Adult Registered Shooters includes $5 levy Legislation Fighting Fund $48 ..... $ ...... TOTAL $

Signature: ...... Date...... THIS ACCOUNT IS TO BE PROCESSED BY YOUR CLUB - THE FORM WHEN COMPLETED IS TO BE RETAINED BY THE CLUB.

PAGE 56 AvsrrwJlur CLAV TARGF3' NEWS -JANOAW 1992 Meet the Winners from the

World Shotgun CHAMPIONSHIPS

;old Medal Winner in the Olympic Trap :hampionship for the second time in the

@-==.(' da11526Beretta eretta competition under and over shotguns ~ke5 of the 6 overall medals in both Trap nd Skeet.

butstanding scores achieved in all disciplines .Ah the new composition Laporte target.

Winchester Australia congratulate the Organising Committee, administration staff and all supprt personnel. Their combined dedicated efforts ensured the 1991 World Cham ionships were conducted at the highest level. Equally wingester recognise the spirit and achievements of all competitors. Their magdiaent performance sharply focused Australia as the centre of world marksmadup from November 6th-13th 1991. .. , n with Winchester during OP GUN" AWARDS ommencing February 1992 Club, S1 on& event you could win additional maior awards of ' iter arm Note: &ismu Award Categories 4 Cases of Winchester Target Loads for the overall winner in any A.C.T.A. National Open Title or overall High Gun in D.T.L.. skeet or U.I.T. disciplines. 2 Cases; Lady & Junior overall High Gun. . . Excludes team events. Q.T.L. 2 Cases of Winchester Tar et Loads for the overall winner in the 0 en D/B, Open s~Bor Open Points. 1 Case 81 the Lady Br Junior overall High Gun. SgEET 1 case of Winchester Target Loads for the overall winner in the State Skeet Championship and overall High Gun winner. 1/2 case for the Lady & Junior overall High Gun. U.I.T. 1 case of Winchester Target Loads for the overall winner in the State U.I.T. Olympic Trap or Skeet title conducted over 225 targets 1/2 case for the Lady & Junior overall High-Gun.

100 1 case of Winchester Target Loads for any break of 100 or more over UT. 2 Day U.I.T. carnival or 100/100 in any advertised 1 day program. 300 1 case of Winchester Target Loads for any break of 300 or more at any (D.T.L. major D.T.L. or Skeet carnival which is conducted over at least 2 days. Skeet) 500 3 cases of Winchester Target Loads for any break of 5CU or more at any (D.T.L. aduertlsed D.T.L. or Skeet program. Skact) 5 cases of Winchester Target Loads for estabhshmg a new Ausi~abanrecord in D.T.L.D/Bl,Skeet-Singles or U.I.T. Olympic nap and Skeet over 225 targets. 1 * AU breaks must be veriEed to Winchester by the club president and secretary , 15 cases of Winchester Target Loads will be made available to the pactidpatJng ' shooter whose performances over the year, in any discipline, are judged to be tbe hest by ;y! inde~.sndenipanell