This event is shoot over 3 weeks. It involves shooting 1 single shot at each of the 30 blue bullseyes in a 15-minute time frame. Each scoring shot is scored worst edge instead of the usual best edge. A penalty and bonus system is incorporated and allocated, depending on your rifle's weight. The lighter your rifle weighs, the more bonus you receive and the heavier the rifle, the higher the penalty. All rifles need to be weighed prior to the event. Certificates are awarded to placegetters.

This event is contested twice a year. You are required to shoot seated at the bench, using only your elbows for support. One target is shot comprising of 25 shots for a possible 250 points score. All sighting is done on a preceding target. A perpetual trophy is awarded to the winner.

Rifles of Sporter weight specifications (7 pound 12 ounces) such as Brno Model 2's are used in this event. Scope magnification is restricted to 6-power. Variable scopes are also allowed, provided they are wound back to 6-power and inspected. Contestants shoot 3 targets. Each target has 10 red bullseyes, 2 shots on each bullseye. Each target has a time limit of 20 minutes.

Shooters shoot for medals (eg. Bronze, Silver and Gold) in 2 categories.

1. Scoped Rifle

2. Open Sights

Shooters must declare attempts to a committee member and have their target signed before shooting. Scores required for each medal are posted on the Notice Board. Medals can be shot on the 2nd Tuesday, Thursday or first Sunday of each month. Only 1 attempt is allowed each month and each medal can only be obtained once in each category.

This event is one which will change from time to time and does not require any special shooting equipment. The aim is purely to vary our program and hopefully provide both a challenge and enjoyment to shooters.

This is a National Competition in which we, as a Club compete. The Rules we follow are the same as at Club level. A minimum of 3 shooters are required for a registered shoot and the top 3 competitor's targets are sent to the S.S.A.A. for recording. Medals are provided by the S.S.A.A. to any shooter who attains the following scores:

2400 points - Gold

1800 points - Silver

1000 points - Bronze

A top 10 National Shooter's list is sent to the club each month.

This is a back-to-basics competition, in which all competitors fire 15 scoring shots at a large Kangaroo silhouette target using open sighted rifles. All sighting-in is carried out prior to the competition. In the event of a tied score, a shoot-out will be arranged. Time limit for this competition is 10 minutes.

This event is shot over 4 weeks. The shooters best score is entered after completion of each day/night of shooting. The best 3 scores are added to form the total.

Note: If the first target is shot for example on a Tuesday, then all other targets must be shot on that day for the duration of that month's competition.

Most other shooting is centred on Benchrest without any restrictions to rifle/scope combinations, provided they meet the Hyland Road Rifle Range Rules.

All enquiries are welcome.