Officials said another clear and sunny day greeted entrants with a steady breeze shifting enough to test shooters, but was more mild than previous rounds. 

Officials said there were no flawless rounds, but first place getter Russell P came supremely close with 118/10 of the possible 120/20. 

Colin T ran second with 117/5, five points back was Mark S on 112/5 and a further five back to Craig S on 107/5 with all three hitting five bullseyes. 

Next down the order was Tony G on 103-4 a couple ahead of Scott B on 101/5 and two further back was Chris H on 99/3. Glen H followed them in with 92/2 in front of John E on 88 and rounding out the F standard class was Tim C on 79. 

Warwick S shot in the F open class and continued his fine patch of form to score 113/6. 

Russell had just one outside the top points in both rounds, scoring 59 in each, while Colin, Mark and Warwick hit one 59 point round apiece.

Officials said Glen had a good first outing with his hunting rig and John shot well for his first time with the club rifle.

“All in all a good day out just relaxing and enjoying our sport,” a spokesman for the club said. 

This Sunday is a lady day with the club’s next event on April 8 to be a 400-yard championship prone meet. 

Any centre fire 8mm or under is welcome.

Members meet at the Tarraganda range from 12.30pm most weeks and visitors and new members wanting some trigger time are always welcome.

You don't need fancy gear to have a bit of fun.

For more information you can contact Scott on 6495 0655.