At Bisley this afternoon, Richard Jeens (North London Rifle Club, Wales & GB), the current World Long-Range Individual Target Rifle Champion, won Her Majesty the Queen's Prize with a score of 297.44 ex 300.60. Rob Sandlant (Australia) was second with 297.33, Simon Carson (Ireland) was thrid with 297.30. The previous winner, Jim Corbett (Australia) was fourth with 295.
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Dougan
Re: HM The Queen's Prize
Thanks for the 'breaking news' Iain...that's some outrageously good shooting tongueout
There hasn't been much talk on here about the 'TR' part of the Imperial - I've been reading the blog on the NRA site, and it looks like our very own Gaz M had a good meeting...
...so TR guys; how did it go?
There hasn't been much talk on here about the 'TR' part of the Imperial - I've been reading the blog on the NRA site, and it looks like our very own Gaz M had a good meeting...
...so TR guys; how did it go?
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Re: HM The Queen's Prize
Congratulations to all concerned! :cheers:IainWR wrote:At Bisley this afternoon, Richard Jeens (North London Rifle Club, Wales & GB), the current World Long-Range Individual Target Rifle Champion, won Her Majesty the Queen's Prize with a score of 297.44 ex 300.60. Rob Sandlant (Australia) was second with 297.33, Simon Carson (Ireland) was thrid with 297.30. The previous winner, Jim Corbett (Australia) was fourth with 295.
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karen
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I wuz ill - luckily there is not an emoticon showing the sort of ill I was.
Either I caught a stomach bug (which seemed to be going around some areas of camp) or ate some dodgy meat.
Apart from that it wasn't really a good meeting for me but hey ho there's always next year . . .
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Karen
Either I caught a stomach bug (which seemed to be going around some areas of camp) or ate some dodgy meat.
Apart from that it wasn't really a good meeting for me but hey ho there's always next year . . .
love
Karen
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karen
Re: HM The Queen's Prize
SteveE did very well too - another 105 in the National Match for England and won the TWP Agg as well as shooting a tie shoot against the Palma Captain Jane Messer for the Century.
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...and rox lead briefly, finishing 6th.IainWR wrote:At Bisley this afternoon, Richard Jeens (North London Rifle Club, Wales & GB), the current World Long-Range Individual Target Rifle Champion, won Her Majesty the Queen's Prize with a score of 297.44 ex 300.60.
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Dougan
Re: HM The Queen's Prize
Well shot to SteveE and Gaz M too!
Looks like the forums TR shooters had a very good meeting :goodjob:
Looks like the forums TR shooters had a very good meeting :goodjob:
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And now some news from t'other end!!
I was there!!
457th in the Grand with possible in The Times. To quote the Olympic motto - it's not the winning, it's the taking part' Yea! b*****ks. 500 mile round trip, £360 odd entry fee. 1 x hangover and lots of grubby washing to do!! I should have done better. It was good fun and company.
I know I got the bum squaddings 'cos I always got the wind!
Seriously, many congrats to Richard Jeens and to all UKFB'ers who were there.
JohnG
I was there!!
457th in the Grand with possible in The Times. To quote the Olympic motto - it's not the winning, it's the taking part' Yea! b*****ks. 500 mile round trip, £360 odd entry fee. 1 x hangover and lots of grubby washing to do!! I should have done better. It was good fun and company.
I know I got the bum squaddings 'cos I always got the wind!
Seriously, many congrats to Richard Jeens and to all UKFB'ers who were there.
JohnG
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