South Australia Rifle Association

Ampol-Hunt Aggregate

Donated by: Hunt Fuels, Jamestown S.A.

Target Rifle - A
1	Aitchison	Graham	Canberra Rifle Club	ACT	297.32
2	Atkinson	Rhyder	Wallaroo	SA	296.37
3	Teglasi	Mirko	Brisbane	QLD	295.38
4	Semmler	Brad	Light River	SA	295.3
5	Buchanan	Mark	Roseville Rifle Club Inc.	NSW	295.27
6	Wilson	Andrew	Narrabri Rifle Club Inc.	NSW	293.33
7	Pinyon	Frank O.	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	293.22
8	Christie	Eric	Townsville Marksmen	QLD	292.31
9	Bradshaw	Philip	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	291.2
10	Maher	Peter	Lilydale	VIC	290.28
11	Letts	Tim	Darwin	VIC	290.24
12	Noll	Bluey (Ian)	Whyalla	SA	290.2
13	Paech	Robert	Murray Bridge	SA	289.24
14	Harrison	Harro (Gordon)	Murray Bridge	SA	286.21
15	Dods	Allan	Subiaco	WA	285.18
16	Cock	Nick	Bathurst Rifle Club Inc.	NSW	284.28
17	Hansen	Ali	Mount Barker	SA	284.2
Target Rifle - B
1	Reynolds	John	Mosman Neutral Bay RC	NSW	288.23
2	Flavel	Malcolm	Whyalla	SA	287.19
3	Chinnery	Ann	Marian Rifle Club Inc.	QLD	285.23
4	Chester	Frank	Mareeba Rifle Club Inc.	QLD	284.22
5	ODonnell	Leigh	Pacific	QLD	284.18
6	McKnight	Les	Whyalla	SA	282.18
7	George	Craig	Phoenix Target	SA	281.16
8	Pryde	Bill	Spalding	SA	280.18
9	Hucks	Allen	Yunta	SA	280.18
10	McRae	Tony	Mount Gambier	SA	278.24
11	White	Allen	Loxton	SA	278.22
12	Hulett	Carol	Geelong	VIC	277.18
13	Hannaford	Robert	Whyalla	SA	277.14
14	Hulett	Peter	Geelong	VIC	276.1
15	McDonald	David	Murray Bridge	SA	272.16
16	Williams	Chris	Phoenix Target	SA	266.13
17	Kairl	Neville	Whyalla	SA	263.8
Target Rifle - C
1	Hollis	Cynthia	Darwin	VIC	283.15
2	Higgins	Derek	Grafton Rifle Club Inc.	NSW	274.15
3	Jacobs	Robert	Bordertown	SA	271.1
4	Cadd	John	Murray Bridge	SA	266.15
5	Flynn	Don	Woomera	SA	264.13
6	Lindner	David	Kapunda	SA	262.1
7	Hannaford	Peter	Hornsby RSL No. 385	NSW	258.7
F Standard - A
1	Green	Chris	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	340.15
2	Kanik	Edmund	Phoenix Target	SA	339.14
3	Freebairn	James	Balaklava	SA	335.17
4	Reid	Mahlon	Boddington 214	WA	334.18
5	Wingrove	Brian	Central Australia	NT	332.14
6	May	Cedric	Canberra Rifle Club	ACT	325.9
F Standard - B
1	Upchurch	Gerald	Sandford Target Rifle Club	TAS	327.9
2	Wilkes	Leonard	Port Pirie	SA	319.7
3	Freebairn	Dene	Balaklava	SA	312.11
4	Steel	Richard	Yunta	SA	303.1
F Open - FO
1	Nugent	Tim	Cessnock Rifle Club Inc.	NSW	356.25
2	Webley	Brent	Kapunda	SA	351.26
3	Tillack	Lowell	Goondiwindi		351.25
4	Waites	Michael	Warragul/Drouin	VIC	351.23
5	Fraser	Alan	Rosedale	VIC	350.28
6	Hausler	Jenni	Brisbane	QLD	350.25
7	Braund	Richard	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	349.24
8	Sutton	Colin	Goondiwindi	QLD	345.19
9	Bant	Robert	South Bendigo	VIC	345.12
10	Stoddard	Lee	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	335.16
F/TR - A
1	Mahon	Rod	South Bendigo	VIC	348.18
2	Blackmore	Daniel	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	346.26
3	Laughton	Don	Lang Lang	VIC	343.22
4	Smithson	Stephen	Kapunda	SA	335.12
5	Chalmers	Doug	Robinvale	VIC	333.9
6	Galpin	Bryan	Cyclists & Torrens Valley	SA	318.1

Long Range Target Shooting

The South Australian Rifle Association controls the sport of Long Range Target Shooting within South Australia. There are 34 affiliated clubs operating from 27 rifle ranges all over the state and Broken Hill offering easy access to our great sport. Our Mission is to provide a safe, educational and encouraging environment, to promote firearm awareness and safety, and to facilitate the sport of Competitive Target Rifle Shooting at all levels.

-Types of Shooting-

Target Rifle

Traditional long-range shooting – shot from prone position, peep sights, distances from 300 yards to 1,000 yards or 300m to 900m. Rifles used are either .223Rem or .308Win calibre. This discipline has been shot in the Commonwealth Games.

F-Class

F Class Standard, F Class Open, F/TR - shot from prone position, rests are allowed, sights can include scopes, calibres up to 8mm allowed.

Match Rifle

Match Rifle Shooting - long range target shooting conducted over distances of 1000, 1100 and 1200 yards or 900, 1000 and 1100 metres - i.e. where normal full bore target shooting stops, Match Rifle shooting starts!

Service Rifle

Service - any legal unmodified military rifle up to 8mm, magazines permitted and matches fired from 100m to 300m. Service Rifle matches closely follow those conducted in the military.

Sporter Class

Sporter – a newer class in Australia. Allows sporting/hunting rifles that are more commonly available and used by thousands of existing shooters. Provides an opportunity to experience the challenges of shooting longer ranges in a safe club environment with experienced long-range shooters.