Call for Nominations – NRAA F Class Teams – to the 2025 European F-Class Championships, Bisley UK
To nominate for Captain, click HERE. To nominate for Manager, Coach, Shooter, click HERE.
Loxton Rifle Club – 2 Day Steel Gong Challenge
25-26 June 2022
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National F Class Teams Matches 2024 – Great competition and comradeship!
The NRAA’s F Class Teams match was held at the Canberra Rifle Club, Hector McIntosh Range from 18th to 20th November 2024. It was a fantastically attended Match with teams from 8 of NRAA’s members able to attend. All F Class Disciplines of FSTD, F Open and FTR were represented with 18 teams entered. A big congratulations from NRAA to all winning teams...
Precision Service Rifle (PSR) National Championships
The PSR National Championships were held on 16th and 17th November 2024 at the Castlemaine Rifle Club in Victoria. It involved 150 rounds over two days, 7 ranges and over 15 different serials incorporating multiple positions combined with some interesting winds! There were several count backs to determine the top places. It was great to see the...
Results – National F Class Teams Matches, ACT 2024
F STANDARD - final results: FTR - final results: F OPEN - final results:
New NRAA Record Established
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Bruce Scott, President of the National Rifle Association of Australia
Australia’s Youngest King’s/Queen’s Prize Winners
Author: Bruce A R Scott, President, National Rifle Association of Australia
NSWRA Newsletter – October 2024
Big Congratulations to Jessie Craigie (WARA) for her King’s Prize Win!
22yr old Jessie Craigie has won both the WARA King’s Prize Open Target Rifle and Under 25’s Competitions. Jessie from Yarloop Rifle Club, is one of only 3 females in WARA history to win the King’s Prize. The competition ran for 4 days, with Jessie competing with the very rifle stock her father, WARA Chairperson Garry Craigie, won a Queen’s in WARA. A...
NSWRA Member Noah Bradford receives Sport Australia Hall of Fame Scholarship
Big congratulations to NSWRA member Noah Bradford who is one of only 32 sportspeople from around Australia to be selected for the 2025 Sport Australia Hall of Fame (SAHOF) Scholarship and Mentoring program. Noah, who is a biathlon member of NSWRA, has received a Tier 2 scholarship and receives a $5k sporting grant plus support from SAHOF over the next...
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