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Congratulations and best wishes to our friend and fellow shooter Andy Wood on his candidacy. Please show Andy your support as he fights for the rights and fair treatment of shooters.
Shooters, Fishers and Farmers field candidate
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The party is aiming to boost its Lower house representatives.
Thanks, guys. If there's a way you can help me within the Goulburn electorate or assist others in the SF&F Party then please do. We want to roll back the injustices ignored by the current and previous regimes and make NSW a good place for law abiding firearms owners. You can contact me at awood@sff.net.au or the party directly at their FB page https://www.facebook.com/SFFparty/
Rub-A-Dub-Dub No1 Mk3 in the tub.An allied soldier takes advantage of the opportunity to have a bath in the port city of Tobruk, Libya. 17 February 1942. During World War II, Allied forces, mainly the Australian 6th Division, took Tobruk on 22 January 1941. The Australian 9th Division pulled back to Tobruk to avoid encirclement after actions at Er Regima and Mechili and reached Tobruk on 9 April 1941 where prolonged fighting against German and Italian forces followed. Although the siege was lifted by Operation Crusader in November 1941, a renewed offensive by Rommel the following year resulted in Tobruk being captured in June 1942 and held by the Axis forces until November 1942, when it was recaptured by the Allies. (wikipedia) (Photo source - © IWM E 8439) No 1 Army Film & Photographic Unit - Lt. William G. Vanderson Photographer Lt. William G. Vanderson became a Prisoner of War during the North African Campaign and was released from Oflag 79 in Brunswick, Germany at the end of the war. (Colourised by Doug)
I need to get a bathroom like that for myself. One designed for a Lithgow No1 MkIII* to rest against the wall while I take a tub! 😁
Sporting Shooters Association of Australia (NSW) Inc.
TOUR OF SSAA NSW BRANCHES BEGINS
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As CEO OF SSAA NSW I am keen to visit all our branches and hear what is important to you and see where SSAA NSW can help as we grow our sport together.
Over the next few months I will visit all our branches across NSW. Yesterday i started the tour, catching up with members of Southern Highlands branch. A huge shout out to Tobler family that help run the branch showing me the range at Belanglo. Had a lot of fun shooting Silhouette and listening to the growth of the branch.
I look forward to their competition in late February catching with many more members.
Over the next few months I will post videos up introducing our great branches and giving you an opportunity to highlight your branch and upcoming activities.
See you on the range!
Cadet & Trainer - 5th January 2019 At least to those of us who compete, it often feels like, after a day or 2 of calm, relatively still weather, the wind deliberately picks up for the days when we're trying to target shoot! Not that it discourages us. It just adds another challenge to the match. And today was the first Combined Services Match of 2019, certainly for Goulburn and possibly (although not confirmed!) in NSW. Due to the range restrictions we're currently under it had to be Cadet & Trainer. But we all enjoy these rifles and the crowd of Cadet owners in Goulburn is growing. Today we had 5 competitors and to the strong winds was added the mid 30º temps we usually experience in January. Three matches were shot; Snap A, Rapid Fire 50m and a 2 Distance event. The first 2 were 10 rounds each and the 3rd was 15 rounds. Despite the strong winds both 22 Trainer competitors shot quite well, even in the third match when they were engaging targets @100m. While A.W. comfortably won the Rapid and Snap matches, he trailed badly in the last and so S.H. won the third and came first on overall points. K.K. took first in the 22 Trainer class and overall 3rd. It should also be noted that A.H. made 2 very accurate hits @100m with the .22LR Norinco trainer rifle, and S.H. score 2 accurate hits and a Super V in the last match. What was clear was that by the time we finished at 11:50am we were all looking forward to getting inside into the aircon! Dates for the Goulburn 2019 CSD Calender are not clear yet, mostly due to the range restrictions, but we'll endeavour to put one out soon, especially for those of you who live outside the Goulburn Region. I definitely recommend people who enjoy service rifle shooting to attend the City Vs Country Match at Mudgee, March 15-17. https://www.facebook.com/events/365965694227579/
Dragonland Shooting Range in the US
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Today the weather was around 50° and we had a full house with all of our ranges packed. Everybody had a lot of fun. We only charge $10 per person all day with no membership fee and no caliber restrictions. We have instructor ranges, combat range, 100 yard range, handgun range, skeet range, and 220 yard range. We can accommodate up to 500 shooters on our shooting ranges!!! There is never a waiting period at Dragonland!
We sell firearms, rent semi-auto firearms and rent out full-auto machine guns by appointment only. Any questions give us a call, (719) 683-2200. We're open everday but Monday and all major holidays (weather permitting).
WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM DRAGONLAND, U.S.A
Sunday 3rd December 2018 IRSA Service Rifle Club Championship. 13 eager competitors turned up for an exciting day of Service Rifle competition at Hilltop. The weather was fine, and the temperature was a very comfortable 25 DegC. The wind was very strong and blustery from the West at about 20km/h, which made for a challenging shoot. Scores were close with Cam on 25 out of 30. Jim and Ben had a shoot off for 2nd and 3rd with 24 apiece. Jim being the victor. Sabrina and Ned came equal 4th with 23.
A very Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all our friends and fellow shooters, from the Combined Services team.
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