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Roll of Honour Tribute Remembrance Day 2024 Duncan and Neil Baxter

(as recited at the QRA Service on 11 November 2024) As we gather here for Remembrance Day, today’s Roll of Honour Tribute recognises and pays tribute to the lives of a father and son, Duncan and Neil Baxter, who are both listed on the QRA Honour Board acknowledging...

New NRAA Record Established

On 23 September 2024, a 50 year old Australian Record was broken with one Western Australian replacing another Western Australian’s name on the Youngest Winners Honour List. In 1974, Elizabeth Kerr (then Libby Felton) won the WARA Queens Prize at 30 years of age and...

Remembering Sir Roden Cutler VC

Sir Arthur Roden Cutler VC was a rifle shooter from a strong shooting family before the Great War and would continue his support for the sport becoming Patron of NSWRA while he was Governor of NSW. The article below was published by the Australian War Memorial on 19...

Percy Pavey – Outstanding Marksman of 20th Century

1952 1st shooter to win both the NSWRA Jamieson Match and NSWRA Queen's Prize. Kolapore Match Percy Pavey was a member of two winning Kolapore Teams: 1937 - Coach & Shooter 1953 - Shooter Percy Pavey was one of Australia’s outstanding long range rifle shooters of...

The 1907 International Match – Brisbane

The Maryborough Military and Colonial Museum[1] is located on Wharf Street, Maryborough and contains a large collection of militaria including a badge from an International Rifle Teams Match won by Nikolai Theodor Svensen in 1907. The British and Australian Rifle...

Early Australian Team Selection and The Bisley “Tests”

Following Federation, attention turned to sending an Australian representative team to international competitions including Bisley. Prior to this, each colonial State might field its own team such as the Victorian Team that won the Kolapore Cup in 1897. Indeed, the...

Controversy at the 1910 NSW King’s Prize

The last range at the 1910 NSW Kings proved to be controversial with one John Piggott declared the winner after a score of 49 was recorded at 1000yds. It came to be known that Piggott did not shoot at the 1000yds range but he had handed in a card with the score of 49...

HMS Renown & Rifle Team Matches

HMS Renown was a battle-cruiser in the Royal Navy Fleet and although delivered in 1916 she did not see combat during WW1. Renown was refitted to act as a Royal Yacht, firstly for the Prince of Wales, later King Edward VII in 1920 and then in 1927 for the Duke and...

Records Broken at the 1934 King’s

The newspapers shouted out that records were being broken at the 1934 King’s starting with the three way tie for the “Prince of Wales” being the 1st Stage of the Kings. Seven shots at 300, 500 and 600 yards. H.W. (Bert) Berman, A.C. Brain and F.R. Agate all scored the...

The WW2 Volunteer Defence Corps (VDC) and Rifle Clubs

During the Second World War, beginning in May of 1940, the Returned Services League undertook to organise a volunteer organisation for national defence if it was permitted by the Commonwealth[1]. Harry Chauvel (left) was recalled to serve as the Inspector In Chief of...

The 1937 Bisley Team & John Woolcott-Forbes

An Australian Rifle team was sent to Bisley in 1937 containing some notable shots in the form of Pat Lee, Hilton James, and Percey Pavey. The full team was: Col. Sir Charles Merrett (Vic.) as Commandant, Mr W. G. Duncan (Qld.), as Shooting Captain: Mr A. S. Spencer...

Victorian Rifle Association – The Founding Committee

The first movement towards the formation of the Victorian Rifle association appear in a newspaper Letter to the Editor[1] of 1st October 1860 in The Argus. The writer naming himself as “Kent” suggests that a rifle association be formed along the lines of the national...

Ladies Bracelet Shoots – 1885 to 1955

During the period 2016 to 2018, North Queensland Rifle Association (NQRA) clubs provided photographs they thought might be suitable for inclusion in the NQRA History book.  As expected many old photographs came with little or no information.  There was one photograph,...

The New South Wales Rifle Association of 1860

From the 1850’s onwards it was perceived that the colonies should take some responsibility for their own security. The presence of the French in the Pacific, the Crimean War (1853-1856) and the Māori Wars (1845-1872) all contributed to an unease leading to the raising...

Frederick George Harrison

Frederick George Harrison was born 1882 in Mt Gambier, South Australia to parents Thomas Lawrence Harrison and Emily Agnes O’Brien. Other children in the family were Elizabeth b1884, Albert, b1886, Leslie b1888, Percy b1891, Arthur b1894 and Edith b1897. The NSW BDM...

The David Syme Aggregate

The Syme has long been included in the Victorian Rifle Association annual meeting in later years taking pride of place as the leadup to the King's/Queen's and subsequently a part of the Percy Pavey Grand Aggregate. The Syme matches commenced in 1901 with the donation...

The Origin of the Corangamite Challenge Shield

The Corangamite Shield is a well know competition in rural Victoria with a spectacular trophy. The trophy was first shot for in 1903 so at the time of writing it has been in competition for 120 years. The competition for the Corangamite Shield was announced on the...

Harry Motton

Harry (Henry [1]) Motton proved himself to be an all round sportsman achieving success in a variety of sports throughout his life. As a successful Rifleman he won 3 King’s Prizes in Australia and travelled to Bisley on two occasions. Harry was born in Westbury,...