Club president Tony Rossi was pleased with the roll-up for “Pistols & Peanuts”

November 9, 2022

More than 60 shooters took part in the “Kingaroy Pistols & Peanuts” open shoot at the South Burnett Pistol Club in Kingaroy at the weekend.

The three-day event began with black powder shooting on Friday, followed by ISSF-sanctioned air pistol, centrefire and standard match events on Saturday and Sunday.

Shooters came from clubs across Queensland to take part in the events.

Club president Tony Rossi said he was pleased with the roll-up.

On the Saturday and Sunday, shooters took part in 10m, 25m and 50m competitions.

It has been a busy time at the South Burnett Pistol Club, which is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year.

Last month, it hosted the Queensland State Championships for Black Powder Pistols.

Jeff Greening was crowned 25m champion and Aggregate State Champion, while Marie Kent took the 50m title.

Former Australian representative Kristy Gillman, from Stanthorpe, with Kingaroy club member Scott Collier … Kristy has represented Australia in 10m air pistol and 25m sport pistol events
Action from a 25m shoot … shooters were taking part in a mix of centrefire and standard pistols competitions
More action on the 25m range

 

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