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Easter shoot hotly contested

Easter shoot hotly contested

High winds and an overcast day added an extra element of difficulty to Hay Gun Club Easter Shoot. Nevertheless, 40 competitors poured in from all corners to vie for the $6000 of cash and prizes on offer. Phil Grainger from Noorat Gun Club in Victoria made things look easy by

Clayton’s a shooting star

Clayton’s a shooting star

Clayton Anderson has done it again! Having been an award-winning shooter over his career, and recently winning Commonwealth titles in Echuca with his father Rob, he’s only just landed back in Australia. Clayton has just finished a 22-day whirlwind competitive tour spanning Spain. Having been a competitor in the

Wall wins Mitchell Cup

Wall wins Mitchell Cup

Excellent turnout of 25 shooters took to the traps for the Hay Gun Club August shoot. Visitors travelled from far and wide to compete for the 100 targets on offer, they came from Ivanhoe, Leeton, Darnick, Griffith and Coleambally. First event of the day was a 30-target single barrel; overall

Gee’s in the zone

Gee’s in the zone

Simon Gee will be one of the five members of the 2022 Riverina Zone team, to compete at the NSW state titles in Wagga over the October long weekend. Simon, along with four others from Griffith, Wagga and Leeton, were victorious out of 92 competitors who vied for the open

January Gun Club winners

January Gun Club winners

On Sunday Hay Gun Club conducted its first shoot for 2022 with 22 nominating. Shooting proved a little tricky with an easterly breeze which at times caused the targets to dance about. Visitors came from Ivanhoe, Deniliquin and Coleambally. The first event was a 30 mixed targets AA & O/