World Field Target results from NZ

[Yrrah]

Top 10 in Open and Springer classes;
Note the winner is a junior from South Africa and second place a veteran from Wales.

Full results can be viewed here: http://nzftworlds2014.co.nz/wordpress/?page_id=71

From STB
PCP
Stefan Viljoen SAF 138 1st
Richard Beaugie WAL 136 = 2nd (after shoot off)
Paul Plauche USA 136 = 3rd (after shoot off)
John Costello ENG 135 = 4th (after shoot off)
Greg Sauve USA 135 = 5th (after shoot off)
Steve Franklin ENG 135 = 6th (after shoot off)
Sergio Paulo Pervez POR 133 7th
Natali Terblanche SAF 132 8th
Lauren Parsons SAF 131 = 9th (after shoot off)
Heinri Brink SAF 131 = 10th (after shoot off)

Piston
Brian Sampson 125
Raymond Apelles 115
Heli Jalakas (Ladies) 114
Javier Luna 111
Hector Medina 109
Ingrid Reinu (Ladies) 108
George Harde 107
Roberto Menchelli 104
Brian Furth 94

[curan]

Thanks for the post and link Harry.

The photo link for practice day is interesting too......

https://www.flickr.com/photos/alanjones ... 151370446/

[Ol 55]

Phew, there is some flash gear there, didn't see one FX Revolution

Thanks for the links.
Ol 55

[mattw975]

Wow Richard Beaugie was winning trophies in the 1980's.....good on him

Top 10 in Open and Springer classes;
Note the winner is a junior from South Africa and second place a veteran from Wales.

Full results can be viewed here: http://nzftworlds2014.co.nz/wordpress/?page_id=71

From STB
PCP
Stefan Viljoen SAF 138 1st
Richard Beaugie WAL 136 = 2nd (after shoot off)
Paul Plauche USA 136 = 3rd (after shoot off)
John Costello ENG 135 = 4th (after shoot off)
Greg Sauve USA 135 = 5th (after shoot off)
Steve Franklin ENG 135 = 6th (after shoot off)
Sergio Paulo Pervez POR 133 7th
Natali Terblanche SAF 132 8th
Lauren Parsons SAF 131 = 9th (after shoot off)
Heinri Brink SAF 131 = 10th (after shoot off)

Piston
Brian Sampson 125
Raymond Apelles 115
Heli Jalakas (Ladies) 114
Javier Luna 111
Hector Medina 109
Ingrid Reinu (Ladies) 108
George Harde 107
Roberto Menchelli 104
Brian Furth 94

[uncakikki]

What people don't realise is that the fellow who won, Stefan Vijeon is only 15years old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'll post a bit more on this when I get a bit of time but suffice to say we had a great time, our junior shooter brought home a 3rd place and the rest of us did pretty well considering 2 of us had equipment failures. My scope decided it didn't want to adjust at the start of the first day and Craigs scope seals let go sometime on the first day as well, resulting in his scope fogging up internally and not being able to much beyond 35m