Emerald Cup 2015
Posted: Thu Jul 09, 2015 5:11 pm
Hi All
I took part in this event as part of SHIRT - Southern Hemisphere Invitational Rifle Team
We did well as a Team and Individuals.
See Below
I ended 2nd overall in the Individuals and second in the Teams match for which I was Wind Coach.
The SHIRT Team consisted of:
Name Origin Role & Claim to Fame
LINDA GALLAGHER : Australia :Captain : Captain AUS to F-Open Gold in Worlds’13
TIM STEWART : ex South Africa :Wind Coach / Logistics: Euro’12 FTR Champ / Bronze FTR Worlds’13
HENK VENTER : South Africa :Shooter : GOLD SA Internat. Challenge ‘13 / F-TR Worlds’13
MIKE SAMUELS : Australia :Shooter : GOLD NZ Tour 2015 / Aus QLD State Team
RAY HURLEY : Australia : Shooter : State Team Western Australia
MILES FENLON : (Liam's son was shanghied into being our Register Keeper
Range was open and very tough! On all three days of competition we had rear fishtails from 04:00 to 07:00 on occasion running typically 2 to 12 mph with gusts of 20 mph.
Shooters had from 3.0 ma left to up to 7 moa right! 3 to 4 moa swings between shoots were not uncommon.
So misses and 1's were not uncommon. Colourful language was "common"
Numerous shooters commented on the elevations.
Hospitality was great. We had competitor marking - was excellent as a rules with target turn around of +- 10 seconds.
A great event all round!
I took part in this event as part of SHIRT - Southern Hemisphere Invitational Rifle Team
We did well as a Team and Individuals.
See Below
I ended 2nd overall in the Individuals and second in the Teams match for which I was Wind Coach.
The SHIRT Team consisted of:
Name Origin Role & Claim to Fame
LINDA GALLAGHER : Australia :Captain : Captain AUS to F-Open Gold in Worlds’13
TIM STEWART : ex South Africa :Wind Coach / Logistics: Euro’12 FTR Champ / Bronze FTR Worlds’13
HENK VENTER : South Africa :Shooter : GOLD SA Internat. Challenge ‘13 / F-TR Worlds’13
MIKE SAMUELS : Australia :Shooter : GOLD NZ Tour 2015 / Aus QLD State Team
RAY HURLEY : Australia : Shooter : State Team Western Australia
MILES FENLON : (Liam's son was shanghied into being our Register Keeper
Range was open and very tough! On all three days of competition we had rear fishtails from 04:00 to 07:00 on occasion running typically 2 to 12 mph with gusts of 20 mph.
Shooters had from 3.0 ma left to up to 7 moa right! 3 to 4 moa swings between shoots were not uncommon.
So misses and 1's were not uncommon. Colourful language was "common"
Numerous shooters commented on the elevations.
Hospitality was great. We had competitor marking - was excellent as a rules with target turn around of +- 10 seconds.
A great event all round!