How about Field Class or Long Range Rimfire, both sanctioned events from the standard shooting rules, (SSR – chapter 17) of our parent body the National Rifle Association of Australia (NRAA).
A member of the committee (Stewie) has since February been trialling the field class discipline and those who have tried found it enjoyable and a challenge.
Shane Dowling – Winner NT FTR
In the latest success for a CRC member Shane Dowling has won the FTR Queens at the Northern Territory Championships in Darwin. It follows a win in Alice Springs at the CARC prize meeting last week.
Success of our members is Australia wide and last week David Groves was in Perth for the National Fly Championships It is away from his usual F Class discipline however Dave finished 1st in the Light Gun Competition, 3rd in Heavy Gun and 3rd in 3-Gun (Heavy, Light and Rimfire)
These follow success at recent shooting competitions attended by ACT members that are also worthy of note including:
Priority on restoration of the target mantlet means the 1000yd Benchrest match scheduled for 27 May has been CANCELLED.
After a successful A block restoration last Sunday the plan was to complete B block on the next day equipment and operator are available which has coincided with this event. 
Apologies for any inconvenience however it is better to have a range that complies than no range at all.
Appreciation to those members who attended on Sunday and especially Stuart and Woody for their effort in making it happen. Next is the greenery!
Come & Try MayThis is an event that is being coordinated by Shooting Australia to promote the various shooting disciplines of shooting sports across Australia.
ACT Full Bore Target Rifle (ACTFBTR) will be involved and it represents an excellent opportunity to come along, introduce a friend, colleague or a family member to fullbore target shooting.
‘Come and try May’ has all the information about this Shooting Australia initiative to grow our sport.