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Tiaro District Shooters Circle
Phone: +61 7 4129 2151
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24.01.2022 Construction phase of the Levs Fabrications 20 gun all Australian made safe complete. Got to be polished and cleaned but what a safe. Its amazing. If your... interested in supporting a completely Aust owned company making 100% Aussie designed and constructed safes PM me and Ill get you a price. They are super busy because they are so good at what they do but I will get lead times for you. Pictures coming when its all tidied up and pictures of mine in a different configuration on the way. See more
24.01.2022 Dear members, General meeting will be held at 1:30pm this Saturday 31st October. We have a service match at noon and a BBQ following the service match. We hope... to see you all there! Please do note that this is your last day to pay your membership renewal if you haven't already. Cash is fine with your forms on the day. If you have issues with your renewal please discuss with the executive as soon as possible. - Kahlel.
24.01.2022 Day one of the AHCPMG311 course. Excellent skills displayed all day by Don. More footage tomorrow.
23.01.2022 Our next Firearm Safety Course will be held on Sunday 20th September 2020. Email us for more information.
23.01.2022 Sunday shotgun training has been cancelled due to not enough bookings
22.01.2022 Bit of a problem with physical distancing, but a happy looking bunch.
22.01.2022 We have 4 GEMINI Clay Target Traps For Sale $5000 each. These traps have been well maintained and are in excellent working order. Spare parts are also available. Don't Miss Out Contact Ross on 0438785438
22.01.2022 Always worth being reminded of...
21.01.2022 An enjoyable CATS (Come and Try Shooting) day at FCPC. 39 participants including 10 juniors introduced to our enjoyable, challenging & safe sport. Thank you to all the club members who assisted on the day.
20.01.2022 We have been informed by multiple reliable sources NSW Police have banned the Ruger PC Charger 9mm handgun under the states idiotic appearance laws. We also u...nderstand dealers of the gun have been contacted and told to stop selling it and recent purchasers have been contacted to return it immediately. Right now we have seen nothing official in writing about this and we are working to find out the facts so we can advise members how to proceed. From our perspective: These are legal handguns which meet the definition of a Cat H firearm and there is no reason to ban them. Once we have the correct info we will be actively working to reverse this ban - well need your help, so stay tuned. #allshooters
18.01.2022 There is a practice on this weekend on Saturday at 2-4 pm you still need to book a spot the range office to book with is sonia her details are on the ssaa fraser coast calendar
18.01.2022 Here is what is happening on the range for the rest of December. The 2021 Shooting Calendar has also been posted on our website. Tuesday 29th of December 2020 8...:00 - 11:30 Rifle Practice - Rifle Range 6:01 - 12:01 Entry Prohibited - Pistol Range 16:00 - 18:00 Standard Pistol (ISSF) - Pistol Range (message us to book) Wednesday 30th of December 2020 8:30 - 13:00 Shotgun - Rifle Range
18.01.2022 To all delegates of the ERABSF and WRABF July 18, 2020 In view of this Pandemic caused by the spread of the Covid-19 virus and to ensure the safety of all... our members, we are very sad to inform you of the following announcements: The executive committees of ERABSF and the WRABF agree that the 2021 Euro Championship and the World Cup will be canceled. The committees agree that the next WRABF World Championships in Plzen will take place in 2023 and that the Euro Championships will form be part of the tournament. We ask everyone to be safe and pray that all our members will stay healthy. Best regards, Nick Schoonwinkel SECRETARY WRABF obo WRABF & ERABSF EXECUTIVE COMMITTEES
18.01.2022 Benefits both ways...
17.01.2022 As posted previously: The Queensland Police Service has partnered with Australia Post to update the way new weapons licence applications are lodged both online... and in-person. From now, new weapons licence applications and identity checks will be received via Australia Post. As part of the new process, when applicants lodge a new licence application online, they will need go to their local participating Post Office to confirm their identity. Upon lodgement, the applicant will receive a confirmation email with their Case ID. Within 24 hours after lodgement, the applicant will also receive a Next Steps email from Weapons Licensing with a barcode to produce to an Australia Post operator to confirm their identity. This email must be produced to Australia Post within 28 days of lodgement or the application may need to be withdrawn or rejected by Weapons Licensing. This requirement is a strict requirement which protects the privacy and security of the individuals information. For more information: https://www.police.qld.gov.au//new-licence-applications-fr
17.01.2022 We'll be live with the 50m Rifle 3 Positions shortly! Stay tuned right here on Facebook or head over to SATV to watch the action live! SATV: https://shootingaustraliatv.org/
17.01.2022 Julie Holcombe speaks to us on behalf of Target Rifle Australia Julie has been in the sport for 43 years. Her local club helped her realise the sport was somet...hing she enjoyed and got a lot out of, both physically and mentally. As we are getting back to the range, remember safety is the number one priority and with restrictions varying across the country, make sure you contact your local club before heading out. See more
17.01.2022 An atrocious day weather wise but a fantastic effort put in by the Magnificent Seven. Well done guys.
15.01.2022 In 2020, one of the greatest of our sport announced her retirement. Paralympic legend Libby Kosmala won 13 medals and competed in 12 Paralympic Games fro...m Heidelberg 1972 to Rio 2016! You have aimed at living by the Paralympic values and you did hit the bull’s-eye. As always! A true legend!" https://bit.ly/3aixYM3
15.01.2022 With restrictions to Domestic travel still in place, and much uncertainty surrounding the ability to schedule Events, it takes some creative thinking to continu...e competitive activity. Team Rifle has definitely found a way! Here is an update from Carrie Quigley (Rifle National Talent Coach) on recent Rifle postal competitions! What a fun and inclusive way to remain competitively active! "Rifle shooters are coming back to the range but with current restrictions, it is not possible to have interstate competitions. In South Australia, we have begun a Friendly Postal Competition that is generating interest around Australia. We started with running this for air rifle, three position and 50m prone, and added 20m prone after a request from Tasmania! Each fortnight, athletes shoot a competition on their home range and then send in their scores. It is fun and flexible with one athlete shooting his competitions before heading out to work on an oil rig for 2 weeks through to our High Performance Squad shooting at regular times as part of their ongoing training. The air rifle match has been particularly interesting with shooters from Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland connecting via Microsoft Teams and shooting their match alongside the South Australian shooters. The athletes have been able to chat to each other between the match and the final. It has been a great way to stay connected in a time when everyone feels so far apart. We have run the qualification competition of 60 shots air rifle and then a modified rules final, where all athletes shoot the full 24 shots rather than being eliminated. It is great for our developing athletes to experience a full final something they wouldnt normally experience in a regular competition series. We have seen some amazing scores with Dane Sampson, Tori Rossiter and Jack Rossiter each shooting a score over 629, through to some of our developing athletes getting personal bests and improving with each competition. The Friendly Postal Competition will continue running through to December this year."
14.01.2022 A great opportunity.
13.01.2022 Gday members and all followers. The Gympie Pistol Club page is under new management. We look forward to engaging with all of you in the future! Our new Admins ...give thanks to the former admin of the page, Paul Dale. Paul setup and ran the page for 7 years. We thank him for all his hard work on the page and for the club over the years. Your new Facebook Admins are: Kahlel James (committee member) And David Lockrey (club secretary) Please follow the page (and check your notification/follow settings) as we will be using Facebook to keep you aware of updates, news, important information and events. Your committee is doing everything in their power to get the club back up and running at full capacity. Club emails will continue to go out to members. Shoot straight and Prosper.
12.01.2022 Please note All practice shoots on rifle range this weekend are cancelled.Please note All practice shoots on rifle range this weekend are cancelled.
11.01.2022 Today would have been the first Rifle event of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics - 10m Air Rifle Women. Instead, our Air Rifle athletes competed in Tokyo365. This was a... local competition for all skill levels - our juniors shot alongside some of our athletes selected on the Tokyo 2020 team. We even had some competitors join us via video call from Queensland and Victoria! It has been great to see how keen everyone has been to get back into training and competition after such a long break. The Range was almost full! #TokyoTogether See more
10.01.2022 Pistol Australia, in conjunction with our States and Territories, is very proud to announce the release of our Return to the Range and Recruitment Campaign. The... campaign is National, State/Territory and local club based. Today we are releasing the first National video advert. #PistolAustralia #ReturntotheRange See more
09.01.2022 One of, if not the, most recognisable names in Paralympic Games history, Libby Kosmala began her career in 1968 as assistant secretary to the Australian Team in... Tel Aviv due to a mistake by the organiser. Two years later, she was selected to compete at the Commonwealth Paraplegic Games in Edinburgh, Scotland, where she won Gold in Archery and Foil Fencing, Silver in Pentathlon, and four bronze medals in swimming and wheelchair racing events. Libby has represented Australia at 12 Paralympic Games between 1972 and 2016. In her first Paralympic Games, Heidelberg 1972, Libby competed in multiple sports, winning a bronze medal in swimming, for the Womens 3x50 m Medley Relay event. Four years later at the Toronto 1976 games, Libby would secure Gold for Australia in the Mixed Rifle event. At the Arnhem 1980 games, she won Gold in Mixed Air Rifle Prone, and Silver in both Mixed Air Rifle 3 Positions and Mixed Air Rifle Kneeling. In one of the most impressive performances by an Australian athlete in Paralympic Games history, at the Stoke Mandeville & New York 1984 games, Libby won FOUR gold medals for Australia (Womens Air Rifle Standing, Kneeling, Prone, and 3 positions) in a dominant display. At Seoul 1988, she would win a further 3 gold medals (Womens Air Rifle kneeling, Prone, and 3 positions) and 1 silver (Womens Air Rifle Standing). She would go on to compete at the Barcelona 1992, Atlanta 1996, Sydney 2000, Athens 2004, Beijing 2008, London 2012, and Rio 2016 Paralympic Games. Libby has officially retired from our sport, and with a great list of accolades to her name, has undoubtably cemented her name as one of, if not, the greatest Paralympic Athlete Australia has ever seen. Libby was inducted into the SA Sport Hall of Fame in 2019. A huge congratulations to Libby on a fantastic career that spanned multiple sports, and were lucky to have watched you achieve such great success as a part of our community! Australian Paralympic Team World Shooting Para Sport
08.01.2022 Another glorious day (27.8) at the club today with 19 athletes participating, although I feel the sea of blue was a bad omen.
08.01.2022 CANCELLATION OF 2020 TRA RIMFIRE AND AIRGUN BENCH REST NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS Notice is hereby given that the 2020 Target Rifle Australia Rimfire and Airgun Ben...ch Rest National Championships have been cancelled. The board of directors has made this reluctant decision based on advice received concerning the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, as well as current travel and movement restrictions imposed by some State Government Authorities. The health and well-being of Target Rifle Australia members, officials, volunteers, staff and all stakeholders is always Target Rifle Australias highest consideration when scheduling events in Australia and the decision to cancel the 2020 TRA Rimfire and Airgun Bench Rest National Championships has been made with this in mind. The situation that has arisen was unforeseen by Target Rifle Australia Ltd. The Board of Directors of Target Rifle Australia extends its sincere apologies to all members intending to participate in the 2020 TRA National Rimfire and Airgun Bench Rest National Championships and thanks everyone for their understanding at this unprecedented and difficult time. If you have any questions, or need any other information in relation to this matter, please contact the TRA Executive Officer.
07.01.2022 Most kids are happy to walk away from a 12th birthday party with a bag of lollies but Adelaide teenager Alex Hoberg took home something much bigger: a shot at O...lympic glory. A rising star in Australias shooting ranks, Hoberg believes the Olympic delay has only helped his chances of gold. www.7NEWS.com.au #Tokyo2021 #7NEWS
05.01.2022 Did to the amount of rain I have spoken woth the range officers running saturdays practice at this stage we have to cancel tomorrows practice stay tunned for future practice sessions
05.01.2022 Congratulations - Dr Paul Anderson - Queenlands State Open Team Member 2021
05.01.2022 Please remember you must be a SSAA member to shoot at the club
04.01.2022 History will be made next week, when shooters from across the state contest the Maryborough Pistol Championships.. The club is back after a 9 year hiatus, and the local athletes are already turning heads. #9News | Weeknights from 5.30pm
04.01.2022 Tune in this Tuesday (tomorrow) night for another episode of Shooting Australias TUESDAY NIGHT LIVE! Join host Jon Harker as he speaks with some great guests: ... Commonwealth Games Champion and Australian Olympic Skeet shooter Lauryn Mark joins us to talk about the recently released Australian Clay Target Association video series "An Induction to the Range", her experiences as an athlete, and her life now as coach and business owner; Robert Scott from Tasmanian Smallbore and Air Rifle Association inc will talk about his role in both the State and the club, and what they are doing to get back out on the range; Recent In Sight athletes and Tokyo 2020 Olympic Team Members Elena Galiabovitch and Thomas Grice join us; and New Zealand Commonwealth Games silver medallist, Olympian and latest Shooting the Breeze guest, Chloe Tipple joins us to talk about her journey, how shes handling the current climate and whats next for her. We will be live at 7pm AEST this Tuesday night, join us here on Facebook Live or on SATV via the link below www.epicentre.tv/shooting-australia
04.01.2022 Great facilities up there too, plus the town is lovely.
03.01.2022 Shoots that are on this weekend are You Must book a spot with the shoot captains an range officers if you wish to attend refer to our web site ssaa fraser coas...t look up calendar NOTE YOU MUST ARRIVE 30 min before shoot start time for sign on Saturday Rifle range 8 am magnum field rifle 9 am rimfire field rifle 11am centre fire field rifle Bench rest 1.30 start Pistol range 8.30-12 steel challenge Sunday shoots on are Rifle range - practice 8-11.30 Pistol range - 10pin an 1/2 silhouette
03.01.2022 Weve partnered with Shooting Australia to create a six part series outlining exercises especially developed to assist shooting athletes; building up strength, ...stability, balance and overall fitness. Presented by SASI Strength and Conditioning Coach, James Pearce, these videos show how fitness can be maintained in everyday outdoor settings without the use of special equipment. Watch the first video in the series below and view the full video library here https://bit.ly/3huQ2DU
02.01.2022 Next course dates: Saturday 20th June Sunday 28th June... Bookings essential so contact us today to book your place.
01.01.2022 We were at 20Th Skeet & Clays this week to test out some new 5-stand voice release equipment. Thank you for the hospitality!
01.01.2022 At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games, Warren Potent picked up the Bronze medal for Australia in the 50m Rifle Prone event. This marked the first time an Australian... athlete had won an Olympic Medal in a rifle event. All other Olympic medals, by men and women, had been in shotgun or pistol events previously. "I knew I would make the final that day. It was an emotional day as my greatest fan, my mother passed away not long before the Games. I was thinking about her during the preparation time and almost found myself in tears. Shot the match in tricky conditions and finished the qualification in 4th position. Just before the final Miro Sipek told me I was in a great position to get onto the podium. I was calm through the final until about three shots to go, when I realised I wasnt in third position, then I got really wound up. The last three shots could not have been better and I found myself on the podium with Australias first rifle Olympic medal. That night I had to spend time by myself to contemplate what I had achieved and how I missed my parents that day! Who would have thought when I fired my first shots at Nepean Rifle Club in the late 70s that I would end up on an Olympic podium!" Photo: Getty Images
