The NRAA’s 50th National Rifle Championsips had it all – great shooting, less than great weather!
Steve Negus (TRA), Reilly Pitt (TRB), Craig Ryan (TRC), Henk Doggen (FSA), Darryl Patti (FSB), Frog Lowe (F OPEN) and Josef Ekkerd (FTR) have their names etched in history!
The NRAA’s 50th National Rifle Championsips had it all – great shooting, less than great weather! The President’s Match kicked off on Wednesday 19th October.
The annual Natives RC Prize Meeting had it all! New shooters shot alongside Queen’s winners. The atmosphere was something special!
What a great 9 days it has been on the Duncan Range as the QRA played host to some of the world’s elite long range full-bore shooters: Japan, Indonesia, New Zealand and Australia. Target rifle (A, B, and C grade), F Open, F Standard (A & B grade) and FTR.
Winner of the QRA Duncan Memorial Series – Shane Abood after a shoot-off with Lee Robinson (both finished with 297.35. TRB – John Caske, TRC – Brian Dryburgh, FSA – Andrew McKillop, FSB – John Preece,
F OPEN – Sean Campbell, FTR – Cam Free
The inaugral Pacific RC OPM was an outstanding success on all levels with both international and interstate competitors! Over 120 shooters competed over the two days (a few only for the day) across TR A, B & C grades, F STD A & B grades, F Open, FTR and Sporter / Hunter on the Saturday!
What a great weekend at Risdon it has been. The hospitality was great, the atmosphere simply perfect. Laughter filled the air as I experienced one of the happiest weekends I’ve spend on any range! Well done to all who made this happen!
Jim Bailey took the time with the help of his son Mitchell, to talk with Peter Doig regarding the ‘essentials’ for a new shooter.
Sunday saw Beaudesert Rifle Club celebrate the lives of two of its most loved members who passed a few years ago: Eddie Moss and Eric Dudley.
ARE YOU READY FOR A WEEK OF GREAT SHOOTING? The countdown has certainly begun for the 2022 QRA State Championships (10-14 August 2022) and the Pacific RC OPM (6-7 August)!
Belmont Shooting Complex
The Queensland Rifle Association fosters target rifle shooting and firearms training through our clubs. Different classes of rifle shooting are conducted by our Clubs under the Standard Shooting Rules (SSRs) of the National Rifle Association of Australia (NRAA).
Belmont Shooting Complex