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MILITARY RIFLE
Targets
100yard Score
200yard Score
Due to the limitations of our range we cannot shoot Service rifle and have therfore devised our own competition and named it Military Rifle.

We have 3 classes of rifle,
 
Service Rifle - as issued to defence forces with issued sights (no sniper rifles with scopes).

Range Rifle - any military rifle with iron sights used for competition (aperture sight or peep sight).

Field Rifle - any military rifle with any sight (re-barrels and scopes allowed).

The competition is shot from the benches at 50, 100 and 200 yards. We do on occasion utilise our Field Rifle range and change the format of the competition to rapid fire and offhand.


Course of Fire 

5 rounds at 50 yards

10 rounds at 100 yards

5 rounds at 200 yards

Targets – 100yard and 200yard Centrefire Score

No sighters during the competition

Total number of round = 20 plus sighters



  
2022 ANZAC DAY COMPETITORS
2023 ANZAC DAY COMPETITORS
2024 ANZAC Day results

The annual ANZC shoot was held at the Big Springs Range with 10 enthusiastic shooters in attendance. The course of fire ranges from 50 yards to 200 yards using ‘as issued’ Lee Enfield 303 rifles and is designed to be challenging to encourage a fun shoot rather than posting good scores. Rob Baird placed first with an impressive score of 262 form a posible of 300 with Brett Regan in second place on 203 and Frank Cohn placing third with 190.1. The other competitors scores were Greg Blake 185.1, Rod Bredin 161.1, Alan Gamble 149, Rob Carter 125.1, Cobi Hrden 96, Shane Robertson 58 and Neil Russell with 32.

2024 ANZAC DAY COMPETITORS
2023 ANZAC Day results

The annual ANZC shoot was held at the Big Springs Range with 10 enthusiastic shooters in attendance. The course of fire ranges from 50 yards to 200 yards using ‘as issued’ Lee Enfield 303 rifles and is designed to be challenging to encourage a fun shoot rather than posting good scores. However, even with a challenging shoot, Rob Baird excelled and posted an impressive score of 221 from a possible 300 to take a comfortable first place. In second place, David Wade and Alan Gamble tied with a less impressive score of 117. After a quick shoot off, David was awarded second place with Alan taking third place.

Overall scores were; Rob Baird 221, David Wade 117, Alan Gamble 177 (after a shoot out), Ian Moffatt 106.1, Brett Regan 78, Neil Russell 72, Mick Reed 63, Rob Bredin 63 (after a shoot out),

Bruce Milne 48, Brett Tennison 8.