Glen Innes Pistol Club had an excellent meet last Saturday. There was a good turnout of members and visitors making it an enjoyable shoot for all.
Service Pistol commenced at 11am with one of our newer members having his first go at the match with a .22
rimfire pistol. Technically his score is unofficial as Service can only be shot with a Centre Fire pistol but he got a feel for the match and thoroughly enjoyed himself.
After lunch Centrefire and Sports Pistol was contested on Range 2 and Air Pistol was shot on the Air
Range.
During the scheduled 1pm match club members Martin Moxey and Andrew Funnell took a visiting family to Range 1 to demonstrate the safe use of a variety of equipment including a beautiful Black Powder Revolver. Andrew has had very limited experience with Black Powder and it was difficult to tell who was more
excited, him or the visitors.
The results can be viewed on the match results 2013 page.
Next week is Rapid Fire and as always visitors are most welcome to attend.
Service Pistol commenced at 11am with one of our newer members having his first go at the match with a .22
rimfire pistol. Technically his score is unofficial as Service can only be shot with a Centre Fire pistol but he got a feel for the match and thoroughly enjoyed himself.
After lunch Centrefire and Sports Pistol was contested on Range 2 and Air Pistol was shot on the Air
Range.
During the scheduled 1pm match club members Martin Moxey and Andrew Funnell took a visiting family to Range 1 to demonstrate the safe use of a variety of equipment including a beautiful Black Powder Revolver. Andrew has had very limited experience with Black Powder and it was difficult to tell who was more
excited, him or the visitors.
The results can be viewed on the match results 2013 page.
Next week is Rapid Fire and as always visitors are most welcome to attend.
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