AusVarmint

It was yet another interesting day in Canberra.
The morning session had the best of the conditions with just a little vertical happening.
The afternoon shift got some rather nasty winds.
I haven't got all the results but Peter Van Meurs had a top day with small group in HG of 190mm and group agg of 225mm winning both.
In LG he also grabbed small group with a 117mm group agg of 170.5mm.
I was fortunate enough to grab score with 91.1.
We had a little drama with Shane Clancy trying to remove his left index finger on the butts trailer(remember Shane no good deed goes unpunished) he did return after a trip to hospital and a few stitches to shoot his HG in trying conditions.
Hopefully one of the Canberra boys will post the full results as it was a fair turn out of shooters after the fly,with several blokes having their first crack at 1000yards.

Hi all,
I've posted the results of the event in the Competition Results section.

Cheers.

Dave G (G for Groves)

Hi all , If i'm not mistaken it looks like PVM has taken out the Australian SG and group agg(H/G) in the International comparison for Sept, Congrats PVM.. Looks like the smallest group shot since about 2005/6 at Majura, great stuff ..Bring on that Nationals !!hey..JR..Jeff Rogers

macca wrote:It was yet another interesting day in Canberra.
The morning session had the best of the conditions with just a little vertical happening.
The afternoon shift got some rather nasty winds.
I haven't got all the results but Peter Van Meurs had a top day with small group in HG of 190mm and group agg of 225mm winning both.
In LG he also grabbed small group with a 117mm group agg of 170.5mm.
I was fortunate enough to grab score with 91.1.
We had a little drama with Shane Clancy trying to remove his left index finger on the butts trailer(remember Shane no good deed goes unpunished) he did return after a trip to hospital and a few stitches to shoot his HG in trying conditions.
Hopefully one of the Canberra boys will post the full results as it was a fair turn out of shooters after the fly,with several blokes having their first crack at 1000yards.