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New Bullet Traps Installed
Written by Kim Frazer   
Image A recent addition to the 50M electronic range has been the installation of new bullet traps. Our thanks to Richard Lightfoot & Kris of Hekate Engineering and Maintenance who worked on the project over the last few months. Lead collection on the 50m range has been a source of concern for the club since the Commonwealth Games which left the range with a sand trap that meant lead collection was to be a costly exercise. At a cost of approximately $22K, the bullet traps will enable the club to better manage lead collection, as well as reducing phantom shot incidents on the electronic targets by reducing splashback from the pre-existing baffles.
 
Club Grounds Management
Written by Kim Frazer   
The committee at its August meeting agreed to appoint Todd Heriot of TJL Lawnmowing & Garden Maintenance to manage the gardening at the club. This will include mowing, weed management, whipper snipping and maintenance of the garden areas surrounding the club rooms.
 
IPSC Open Club Champions
Written by Kim Frazer   
IPSC Open
Club Championship Record – Maximum score 100%
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IPSC Production Club Champions
Written by Kim Frazer   
IPSC Production
Club Championship Record – Maximum score 100%
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IPSC Standard Club Champions
Written by Kim Frazer   
IPSC Standard
Club Championship Record – Maximum score 100%
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IPSC Modified Club Champions
Written by Kim Frazer   
IPSC Modified
Club Championship Record – Maximum score 100%
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IPSC Revolver Club Champions
Written by Kim Frazer   
IPSC Revolver
Club Championship Record – Maximum score 100%
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Combined Services Discipline
Written by Kim Frazer   
Combined Services Discipline (.32 Match)
Club Championship Record – Maximum score 360
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Chris Roberts Commonwealth Games Selection
Written by Kim Frazer   
Club member Chris Roberts has been selected to represent Australia in shooting at the Commonwealth Games in Delhi later this year. Chris will be contesting both the Air and Standard Pistol events. The committee and members of MISC congratulate Chris on his selection and wish him every success with his training and competition in the coming months.
 
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