Sunday morning, Father’s Day, was slightly warmer, Alan and Donny were both busy cooking breakfast on the bbq, a few of our younger shooters however needing a gentle reminder it was in fact Father’s Day lol. Shooting started on the 300m mound just after 8am, Donny gave a morning speech along with a few reminders, with 84 shooters taking to the mound to start the first of the final 3 rangers for the weekend.

Like Saturday the flags were telling the story again, along with mirage. By the time we moved to the 500m range the wind had picked up with a few dust devils going across the range.
It also saw the temperature rise, turning Sunday into a lovely “summers” day, with shooters looking for shade under either our shaded area, under the umbrella over the score board on the range or bringing out their own umbrellas to stay out of the sun.

The 600 and final range for the weekend, with what seemed to be the fastest range shot, with once again the leader board changing and showing who our winners were for the weekend. Kat, Ben and Alan were busy writing up the final scores on our on range score board to make sure there wasn’t any shoot offs needed, with a few shooters hanging back to see the final results and congratulating those who had won.

A very special thank you to JJ Ellis, who spent weekend on her trusty bike, taking everyone’s score cards from each of the ranges once they had been written on the score board to the office. Where Carolyn and Cassie were uploading them into the system and onto the NRAA website for everyone. Thank you ladies for double checking each and every score card over the weekend. Luckily there were only a few cards that needed to be double checked.

Sunday afternoon after all the shooting was finished, everyone made their way back to either their campsites to pack up before presentation or to the club house for a bbq lunch and drinks.