A good crown for a muddy shoot

A good crown today despite the rain for 50 metre Service.

Sunday last shoot

Just the one photo from the shoot on the weekend... Despite the mud it was a fun day. Someone also brought in a FN57 to look at super interesting gun (here is a photo of one).

Gun Comedy - Not Gun Training

Friends with guns not brains

The rare bullet vending machine

Incorrect loading of ammo

Incorrect holster fitment

Simplified safety labeling

Pet safety training

Home based training

Beginners weapons

Always maintain a steady drip on the weapon

Incorrect pickup method

Weapon labeling

Gangsta training session

The best silhouette weapon

Looking vaguely along the weapon to near a target

Safety Matters

Safety Matters

Remember as a licensees who shoots you need to do so in a manner which does not compromise public safety or result in trespass of another person’s property with projectiles, or use shot in a way to generate a noise complaint.

If so it can result in the suspension or revocation of the firearms licence, the imposition of special conditions on the licence, or the commencement of criminal proceedings by operational police.

For further information click on this link.

Jan - 50 Metre Service (repost due to technical issue)

Last Sunday was the 50 metre (yard) Service shoot. I have attached a bad score to show you how not to do it. Also some better math would be good.

Come out on Sunday beginners welcome.

 

 

March 1st - 50 Metre Service

Today was 50 yard (metre) service shot. Just look at how far away those tiny targets look. A good crowd and lots of fun.

 

Here is a short video of some rapid fire, and a novelty 'instinctive - left-hand - not hitting anything' at the end.

Feb 15 - NRA Action Shoot

This was the first time at NRA Action shoot for me and a few others, a good turnout with more people joining and doing safety training.

The course is 7 sets of targets and a final clanger to finalise the time. This is counted up with hits, down for missed targets and put with a time score to give a final. In some cases the scores have come to the 5th decimal point (10000 or a second) to find a winner.

Great fun and run one after another. Video here.