The Nova Scotia Rifle Association Anual Prize Meet was held on the long weekend - August 1 to August 3, 2014 with about 30 shooters participating.
RESULTS - HIGHLIGHTS OF TR CLASS
Lieutenant Governor's HPS 275
(Stanfield 300 & 500, Higgins-Merchant 500)
(Navy 600 & MacDonald Stewart 800)
1 Kolb, Marcel - 275 35 V
2 Ferguson, Alan - 273 30 V
3 Langille, Barry - 273 21 V
4 Lutes, Mike - (NB) - 272 36 V
5 Coleman, Don -(NB) - 270 30 V
6 Jenkins, Jeff - 269 24 V
7 Maly, Steve - 265 22 V
8 Hulburt, Eric - 262 18 V
9 Dobson, Peter - 261 23 V
10 Bachmanek, Chuck - (PEI) - 253 14 V
11 MacLeod, Mitch - (PEI) 253 11 V
12 Marshall, John - 148 16 V
13 Selig, Bob - 118 6 V
Grand Aggregate HPS 630
1 Kolb, Marcel - 621 74 V
2 Langille, Barry - 621 60 V
3 Jenkins, Jeff Vet - 619 57 V
4 Coleman, Don -(NB) - 615 58 V
5 Ferguson, Alan - 614 57 V
6 Maly, Steve Vet - 602 42 V
7 Hulburt, Eric - 594 36 V
8 Dobson, Peter - 585 40 V
9 MacLeod, Mitch - (PEI) - 569 24 V
10 Bachmanek, Chuck -(PEI) Vet - 562 28 V
11 Lutes, Mike - (NB) - 466 51 V
12 Selig, Bob - 360 18 V
13 Marshall, John - 248 25 V
14 Craig, Glenn - 143 3 V
RESULTS - HIGHLIGHTS OF FTR CLASS
Lieutenant Governor's HPS 330
(Stanfield 300 & 500, Higgins-Merchants 500,)
(Navy 600 & Macdonald Stewart 800)
1 Reid, Wendy - 326 (Count back)
2 Bastarache, Paul - (NB) - 326
3 Papazyan, Armen - 324
4 Ferguson, Ken - 324
5 Smith, Robert - (NL) - 323
6 LeBrasseur, Pierre - 322
7 Webber, Andy - 320
8 Milner, Ted - 318
9 MacLeod, Dale - (PEI) - 317
10 Giles, Bill - 313
11 Wu, Jian - 309
12 Whitty, Jim - 309
13 Hilchey, Ron - 308
14 Eichhorst, Eric - 303
15 Mutch, Al - 166
16 Miller, Mark - 165
Grand Aggregate HPS 756
1 Bastarache, Paul - (NB) - 746
2 Ferguson, Ken - 743
3 Papazyan, Armen - 742
4 Reid, Wendy - 741
5 Smith, Robert - (NL) - 737
6 Webber, Andy - 734
7 LeBrasseur, Pierre - 725
8 Milner, Ted - 722
9 MacLeod, Dale - (PEI) - 719
10 Giles, Bill - 710
11 Hilchey, Ron - 702
12 Whitty, Jim - 699
13 Wu, Jian - 698
14 Eichhorst, Eric - 621
15 Mutch, Al - 510
16 Miller, Mark - 278
More results are available here Nova Scotia - APM - RESULTS
Our congratulations go to the first-ever shooting team from New Brunswick to go to the North American Indigenous Games held in Regina Saskatchewan recently.
The Prince Edward Island Rifle Association hosted it's 142nd Annual Prize Meet at the Alexandra Range outside of Charlottetown last weekend. It was a well attended two days of shooting with 21 shooters coming from Newfoundland and Labrador, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and, of course from Prince Edward Island. It appears that some shooters shot very well indeed and that some had a great deal of fun - some even did both! Although we don't have specifics of the weather over the two days, pictures suggest that it might have been a bit cool and that the wind may have presented a mild challenge at times.
Marcel Kolb - 394 V35
Bob Selig - 500 V22
Bob Barwise - 365 V21 = 386
Please follow this link to view the mid-summer report from the Royal New Brunswick Rifle Association President - Michael Lutes:
The RCR Centennial Match took place under hot sunny skies with 16 shooters attending. Thanks to Ron Surrette for being Match Director and Range Safety Officer and for setting up the range. It was good to see that Ron Mason and Ken Kyle were able to attend this shoot.
The Annual Prize Meet of the Royal New Brunswick Rifle Assn. - Fullbore Section, took place on July 12th and 13th, 2014 with 15 shooters attending. There was representation from Quebec, Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and, of course, New Brunswick. The number of shooters was lower than expected and this may well have been due to the massive clean-up underway in New Brunswick after Tropical Storm "Arthur" passed through last weekend and to the fact that several Maritime shooters are presently at the British Nationals at Bisley .
especially true of those unfortunate few who might have made other mistakes like turning knobs in the wrong direction!
A major event like this one, cannot happen unless there are volunteers who put in a good amount of work. We thank these people for their dedication to the sport and to our group of shooters. We were fortunate to have as Match Director, John Holleran, who worked for weeks before, and almost around the clock during the match looking after everything from setting up the range, opening the gate at 7:30, changing target faces, helping with statistics, cooking at the barbeque. He even managed to shoot every relay! Thanks also to Adam MacDonald who ensured that our electronic target system was calibrated. Thanks to Conrad Leroux who helped set up the range and who was chief statistician during the match. Thanks to Steven Stewart for serving as RSO during the entire weekend. Thanks to those shooters who drove many miles to join us in our beloved sport.To all those shooters who pitched in to help during the match, changing target faces, getting keys, tearing down the range, and putting up with tired grumpy organizers, etc - our thanks! To Chuck, Marcel and Leo - our thanks for your willingness to serve on the Match Committee. The fact that this committee did not have to adjudicate any difficulties is a testament to the work of the above organizers.
RESULTS - GIBSON MEMORIAL
Bert deVink - 60
Conrad Leroux - 151
Adam MacDonald - 107
Adam MacDonald - 218
Don Coleman - 370V32
Don Coleman - 96V9
Bert deVink - 158
Don Coleman - 145V16
Marcel Kolb - 411V35
John Holleran - 461