2011 Pro-Cal Fly Shoot - September 24 - Canberra

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2011 Pro-Cal Fly Shoot - September 24 - Canberra

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SSAA ACT is hosting the
PRO-CAL CHALLENGE
500m Fly Shoot
Saturday 24 September 2011

SSAA ACT Majura Shooting Complex

Light Gun to 17lbs, Heavy Gun unlimited

Five targets plus optional warmer

Fees $50 per class or $80 for both classes

Rifles must be shot from separate sandbag rest systems. Light Gun class allows a bipod but must be included in the 17lbs. No muzzle breaks allowed. Range is open for practice the day before, 9am to 4pm. Bench draw will be posted on the range two days before event. Trophies for top three places in both classes. Pro-Cal cup for Light Gun winner. Half Fly Cup for overall winner. Trophy for Small Group and High Score for both classes. Fly patches for hits on the fly. Prizes drawn on competitor number at presentation.
Sponsors: Pro-Cal, Light-Force

Nominations to septemberfly2011@hotmail.com, by COB September 19th 2011 by filling out the information below this advert. Please include if you wish to share benches or equipment and with whom. No pre payment required.

Contact: Dave Groves, (02) 6262 4520 or 0412 118 135

1000yd IBS shoot on Sunday 25th, nominate on the day of the Fly.


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Re: 2011 Pro-Cal Fly Shoot - September 24 - Canberra

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Hi all, only a few days to go, still a few spots available in the Fly if you've got the ammo and a 500m zero!

Cheers.

Dave
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Well interesting weather forecast for tomorrow, so should make things interesting. Looking forward to catching up with you guys and putting a face to the "handle". See you all there
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First off a huge thanks to the Canberra SSAA esspecially Tiger and Mick for a great day. Anyone who thinks the 500m fly is easy is kidding them selves. Thanks also to Peter procal for being the major sponsor and giving away some great prizes. Hope to see you all at the federal cup next year.
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Gidday Deano, yes, it was a top day :shock: !!!!!!!!!!! I think we should start up a secret society, as this Fly shooting is getting way too popular.
Heaps of shooters present yesterday, although many of the usual shooters were absent, anyway, coming nearly last is a good excuse to build up a new rifle. What's that saying about a bad tradesman blaming his tools?
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Mal

I think the saying goes if your tools don't work get bigger ones lol. I believe everyone had a hard day, might be time to invest in some wind flags or a bullet which isn't affected by wind
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Re: 2011 Pro-Cal Fly Shoot - September 24 - Canberra

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It was a tough day .... I shot over wind flags and was careful and thought I shot well.....but only got 190 something.....

conditions were bloody tough..

Still, you don't need any excuse for a new rifle.... Go for it... tell the missus you need a new bigger better one just to compete..... :D

Its always good fun though... Pete shot well to get 220+ though.

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So any on scores?

Who won... what they shoot?

I am hoping Pete and a Dasher!

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Low scoring match.... very, very windy, cold and changeable.

Pete VM won with his light gun entry (dasher) 220 odd (221-224 I think).... Bloody good shooting in the conditions.

Not sure on the rest of the scores, bit hard to interpret the score sheets, but I am sure it will all be up on Les's web site (500mflyshooter.com.au) in a few days.

There was a great crowd and lots of fun despite the Canberra winter conditions.

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Little 6 Dasher won in the bad conditions hey. Must be beginners luck.
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Re: 2011 Pro-Cal Fly Shoot - September 24 - Canberra

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HG. Jason Trotter (7mm Shehane). 228.5
Mick Farr (300WSM ?). 228.2
Tyson Trotter (6.5x47?). 217 ??
Small group Jason T. 1.5" ??
Best target. Jason. T. 55.2

LG. Pvm (6.5/284). 221.3
Jason Trotter (6.5x47). 212.2
Renee Guidotti (6mm Dasher). 201.1 ?
Small group Patricia Bernard 1.9". ??
Best target Jason T. 51.2 ?

Sorry to let you down Trev - needed a bit of extra HP on the day.

As you can see, Melbourne Benchrest Club members ( all from Geelong and district - Go Cats), dominated. 8 of the 10 available trophies making the long trip down south. I think the experience gained shooting in crap conditions at Little River was of some help.

Pete
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