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Another smaller Tank has been placed at the southern end of the 200 Range and is temporary due to pro- posed works on the floor of that firing line. The MRMC has also allocated num- bers on each of the respective areas with our 4 ranges numbered 1 to 4. The Big Shed ranges will be 5 to 7. This allows a much better under- standing of where works are required and funding allocated accordingly. Our Range use/Tenure document will be decided after the State AGM and the future weekday use will be pre- sented and hopefully, be approved. May I take this opportunity to wish you all a great Christmas and a very happy New Year in 2013. Darian December 2012 RAMblings SSAA Monarto Metallic Silhouette Rifle Club Committee President Darian S [email protected] Vice President Erik S Secretary Laurie T [email protected] Treasurer Catherine M Committee Members Stuart S Trevor J David C Liam R Postal Address PO Box 350 Surrey Downs SA 5126 Website www.monartomsrc.org.au Catering Officers Erik S Club Scorer Sue G Club Armourer Darian S 0427 846 600 – 8391 2083 [email protected] Public Officer Ian L Authorised Officers (Witness transfer of firearms) Ron M Pat K Dave B Mal S President’s Report Final 2012 Event We continue to achieve low numbers at each of the respective shooting disciplines. The 2013 calendar will be distributed shortly after several con- siderations. Our Committee still has the task of approving the final outline. The Monarto Range Management Committee (MRMC) is now ‘self- sufficient’ and reports direct to the SSAA SA State Executive. The Chairman is David H with represent- atives from each of the 8 Branches that occupy the SSAA SA State Range. I have been given the task of co-ordinating every range use over the area for the 2013 program. Maintenance and Capital work is be- ing considered for the future, and will encompass a 5 year time frame. The two large rain water tanks have been installed and plumbed, with the water catchment being from both of the northern firing line sheds. It is pro- posed that the water from these tanks will feed into the club rooms and help service the entire network of ranges. Range Officer Training The Club is offering Members the opportunity to become Range Offic- ers. This task is absolutely necessary in the operation of our shoot pro- gramme. Ian is planning to conduct a Range Officer training course in the New Year. If you are prepared to become a range officer and you have not yet nominated please make your wishes known to Ian. ([email protected]) Dec Sun 9 th Rimfire Novelty Xmas Shoot & BBQ Correction In the September newsletter the President’s report should have read: The Complex Lease expires in 2033 with no right of renewal, however, purchase is possible.
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Another smaller Tank has been placed at the southern end of the 200 Range and is temporary due to pro-posed works on the floor of that firing line.
The MRMC has also allocated num-bers on each of the respective areas with our 4 ranges numbered 1 to 4. The Big Shed ranges will be 5 to 7. This allows a much better under-standing of where works are required and funding allocated accordingly.
Our Range use/Tenure document will be decided after the State AGM and the future weekday use will be pre-sented and hopefully, be approved.
May I take this opportunity to wish you all a great Christmas and a very happy New Year in 2013.
Darian
December 2012
RAMblings SSAA Monarto Metallic Silhouette Rifle Club
Committee
President
Darian S [email protected]
Vice President
Erik S
Secretary
Laurie T
Treasurer
Catherine M
Committee Members
Stuart S
Trevor J
David C
Liam R
Postal Address
PO Box 350
Surrey Downs SA 5126
Website
www.monartomsrc.org.au
Catering Officers
Erik S
Club Scorer
Sue G
Club Armourer
Darian S
0427 846 600 – 8391 2083 [email protected]
Public Officer
Ian L
Authorised Officers
(Witness transfer of firearms)
Ron M
Pat K
Dave B
Mal S
President’s Report
Final 2012 Event
We continue to achieve low numbers at each of the respective shooting disciplines. The 2013 calendar will be distributed shortly after several con-siderations. Our Committee still has the task of approving the final outline.
The Monarto Range Management Committee (MRMC) is now ‘self-sufficient’ and reports direct to the SSAA SA State Executive. The Chairman is David H with represent-atives from each of the 8 Branches that occupy the SSAA SA State Range. I have been given the task of co-ordinating every range use over the area for the 2013 program.
Maintenance and Capital work is be-ing considered for the future, and will encompass a 5 year time frame. The two large rain water tanks have been installed and plumbed, with the water catchment being from both of the northern firing line sheds. It is pro-posed that the water from these tanks will feed into the club rooms and help service the entire network of ranges.
Range Officer Training
The Club is offering Members the opportunity to become Range Offic-ers. This task is absolutely necessary in the operation of our shoot pro-gramme. Ian is planning to conduct a Range Officer training course in the New Year. If you are prepared to become a range officer and you have not yet nominated please make your wishes known to Ian. ([email protected])
Dec Sun 9th
Rimfire Novelty Xmas Shoot & BBQ
Correction
In the September newsletter the President’s report should have read:
The Complex Lease expires in 2033 with no right of renewal, however, purchase is possible.
Practice Days
Practice makes perfect. And so it is with most shooters. Sure, there are those among us who are 'naturals', who have an instinctive feel for keys as-pects of the sport, but I'm not one of them. Mere mortals such as myself need time on the range. Time to practice stance, breathing, aim, trigger control, recoil, regaining sight picture etc.
Practice played a key role in the recent club cham-pionships, with certain (unnamed) members recog-nising their lack of range time and the resulting poor performance during the competition. Welcome to my world!
The great thing about practice days is the oppor-tunity to focus on your needs as a shooter. During 2012 I've used the opportunity to develop loads for two calibres, sight in scopes (with plenty of time, rather than squeezing this in before a comp), deter-mine settings for various distances, improve my stance for all comps and in particular the 3P, and prepare for the duck shooting season with the 12G.
There's a number of practice days scheduled in the draft 2013 program, which will be 'published' (via newsletter and on the website) once finalised. I plan to be at as many of them as I can.
See you there.
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Firearms Branch Forms
As advised last year, all of the current forms are available on the SAPOL website. It is rec-ommended that you use these instead of the current hard copies. Initially they can be com-pleted on line and printed before you sign and forward by post. In future this will move to delivery as the system is developed further.
Access to the forms is as follows:
http://www.police.sa.gov.au/sapol/services/firearms_weapons/firearms_forms.jsp
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Club Championships 27 Oct 2012
Although it was not a particularly windy day there was a breeze which varied in strength and direction from time to time, making it hard for shooters to maintain a consistency of aim.
Having said that, even the 50 metre targets seemed to dodge the rimfire bullets that day. Low scores were the norm.
Results for Club Championship
Rimfire
= 1st - Catherine M, Sue G, Steve B - handicap score 26
= 2nd - Dave C, Martin K - handicap score 24
3rd - Wolf H
4th - Mal S - handicap score 18
Results for Club Championship
Centrefire
1st - Catherine M - handicap score 22
= 2nd - Dave C and Mal S - handicap score 21
3rd - Sue G - handicap score 16
4th - Stuart S - handicap score 15
5th - Wolf H - handicap score 14
CLUB CHAMPION
1st - Catherine M - handicap score 48
2nd - Dave C - handicap score 45
3rd - Sue G - handicap score 42
4th - Mal S - handicap score 39
5th - Wolf H - handicap score 35
Photos: Wolf (above right) practicing on the 500m range, and Cat (immediately above) spotting for Wolf during the comp.
Hot Weather Policy
With Summer now underway please remember the MMSRC’s Hot Weather policy.
If the weather forecast the night before a shoot is 38 degree in Adelaide
the scheduled shoot will be cancelled.
Final 2012 Event
6mm Steyr Mannlicher Projectile: Sierra 100 gr Spire point Boat-tail Charge: 45.5 gn AR2213 SC Scope: 3x9x40 The 6mm calibre was introduced by Remington as a .244 in 1955. The company later changed the original 1:12 twist rates to 1:9 in order to stablise projectiles larger than 90gr.
A 7mm-08 Projectile: Sierra 160 gr Charge: 43 gn AR2209 Scope: Leupold Vari X-III 8.5-25x40 Originally a wildcat cartridge the 7mm-08 is used for game hunting, target and long-range shooting. It has a flatter trajectory than the .308 and projectiles with favourable ballistic coefficients.
.308 Remington 700 Projectile: 150 gr Charge: 46 gn AR2208 Scope: Leupold VX-R 3x9x40 One of the most popular cartridges in the world the .308 parent case has been used to develop other calibres such as the .243 Win-chester, the .260 Remngton, and the 7mm-08 Remington (above).
Please Note: Due to police concerns regarding the potential theft of firearms, and particularly high powered rifles, the names of club members owning the calibres below have been purposely omitted.
Thank you to everyone who has provided permission to photograph their firearms.
A Few Centrefire Calibres Seen On
The Range Recently
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