NHAGC Sporter and Field Target this Sunday 24th May

Here are the results from Sunday 24th May... I know it is a bit belated, but had a really busy week last week.

The weather was forecast to be really bad, so we set an easier course than normal... unfortunately it was probably a bit too easy. So to get some practice Hennie and Natali shot the course standing/kneeling. Grant managed to forget his rifle at home after swapping cars with his missus, got to shoot with Hennie's Walther and joined in with the standing/kneeling.

There was close competition in the Sporter shoot with Artie and Mike swapping places in the second half of the course.

PCP

Andrew 48
Rob 48 (after shoot off)
Dawn 45
Carl 44
Hennie 42 (shot the whole course standing/kneeling)
Grant 35 (shot the whole course standing/kneeling with Hennie's rifle)
Natali 33 (shot the whole course standing/kneeling)

Springer

Maurice 37
Tony 18

Sporter

Artie 65
Mike 59

The next club shoot is Paper Target on the 14th June.

Cya all then.

Rob

We will be shooting Sporter and Field Target this Sunday 24th May.

We would like to have the course setup by 9.30am with sighting in from 9.30am to 10.30am. So any help in getting the course setup prior to 9.30am would be great!

Some info on Sporter Field Target and Range Fees below...

Sporter Field Target - we will be including Sporter FT in all of our FT shoots. The rules for SFT are the same as FT and will be shot on the same course, the only difference is that you will receive 1 point for a faceplate hit and 2 points for a knock down.
SFT differs from Hunter Field Target in that it can be shot on the same course as FT, adjusting the scope (focusing/ranging) is permitted and the shooting positions are the same as FT.
The purpose of SFT is to encourage shooters with low powered scopes to give FT a try without having to compete against experienced FT shooters and their fancy kit.
Should a SFT shooter do particularly well they will be encouraged to move up from SFT to full FT.

Range fees - we have decided to discount our range fees for members of other airgun clubs. So if you can provide us with a membership card you will pay a range fee of $5 as opposed to $10 as in the past.
First timers and non-members of a club will continue to pay $10. This is primarily due to the extra time spent coaching beginners and a club member having to sacrifice their shoot to supervise them.
Obviously, we are hoping that other clubs will adopt a similar approach and reciprocate with the reduced range fees for our members.
PLEASE NOTE: The reduced Range fee is only for Club days. The cost for the Club Champs, GP shoot etc. will be higher to cover medals etc.

Regards

Rob