For the second week in a row, we have had a reasonable attendance with nine matches and one partial air match contested.
Standard Pistol was again contested on static targets with a whistle for timing and this worked much easier than trying to contest a Centre Fire/Sport Pistol match in the same way.
Although Dick was not totally happy with his partial air match scores, he did manage to score a Personal Best in the Standard Pistol Match.
Charles spent several hours on his 4wd bike spraying fence lines and weeds in the carpark as well as a previously unknow infestation of St Johns Wart saving many hours work with hand held sprays to achieve the same result.
We have a planned working bee next weekend to mow the ranges, carparks and road verges, tidy up all the edges and generally have a good clean up. This would normally have been our weekend to prepare everything for our February Open which was reluctantly cancelled due to delays in construction of the new building on ranges one and two.
Standard Pistol was again contested on static targets with a whistle for timing and this worked much easier than trying to contest a Centre Fire/Sport Pistol match in the same way.
Although Dick was not totally happy with his partial air match scores, he did manage to score a Personal Best in the Standard Pistol Match.
Charles spent several hours on his 4wd bike spraying fence lines and weeds in the carpark as well as a previously unknow infestation of St Johns Wart saving many hours work with hand held sprays to achieve the same result.
We have a planned working bee next weekend to mow the ranges, carparks and road verges, tidy up all the edges and generally have a good clean up. This would normally have been our weekend to prepare everything for our February Open which was reluctantly cancelled due to delays in construction of the new building on ranges one and two.
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