There has been a lot of progress at the Club in recent days with a new Transformer installed yesterday by Essential Energy and the connection specifications brought up to date (the old connections were 30 years plus old and no longer relevant).
We should now have ample and stable power to now run the facilities for the foreseeable future
The roads into the Club are being graded and rolled by Glen Innes Severn Council today.
All the areas requiring facing with timber by Firearms on Ranges 1 and 2 have now been faced and various tidy up jobs on these two ranges completed as requested. The facings on Range 2 have been painted and all fresh numbers installed.
Range 1 timber facing will be painted within the next week and all new numbers installed in readiness for the Open in less than 3 weeks.
New numbers have been installed above the Targets on the Air Range and the areas to be faced to meet firearms requirements will be faced at our next working bee and painted.
Most of the fill donated to the club has been moved down to the new Car park being constructed.

Our working bee planned for 11th February should see all facilities completely cleaned in readiness for the Open shoot on 17th, 18th and 19th February.
The Committee is very appreciative of the effort put in by the members and non members to achieve so much in such a short period of time

Scores from Last Saturday have now been added to the website under a new Heading of Match Results 2017.

Another Day and yet another Lightning Strike.  Fortunately, this time there was no food wasted.

Once again members turned up to the Club to find that we again have no power. Essential Energy were on the site very quickly and found that another high voltage fuse near our Transformer was not only blown but the fuse body was also badly burnt and needed replacement.

Power was quickly restored and a good turnout of members contested various matches with 5  contesting Air Pistol, 3 Contesting 25 Metre Black Powder and 6 contesting Standard Pistol.

Scores will be added to this site shortly.

With all the rain and storms over recent months, the facilities need a good tidy up and members present last Saturday decided to have a working bee next weekend commencing at 10 am to get on top of this work so it will not be such a massive job to prepare all the Ranges just before our Open Shoot next month.

There is also a number of jobs needed to be done to meet Firearms Registry requirements before our Operating Licence comes up for renewal in March and it is intended to get as much of this completed on Saturday as possible also.

Any assistance that can be provided by members (even if only for a couple of hours) will be greatly appreciated.

For those wishing to shoot the Rapid Fire Match of the day, we anticipate that work on Range 1 would be completed before 1 pm