Southern Hunter Results - R7 Shepreth

[jinx]

Simon Jones 22 56 100.000 Gold
Wayne Pearce 22 53 94.643 Gold
Colin Sykes 22 53 94.643 Gold
Matt Rawlings 22 52 92.857 Gold
Lloyd Davies 22 49 87.500 Silver
Justin Rhone 22 46 82.143 Silver
Anne Russell 22 45 80.357 Bronze
Ben Thompsett Junior 56 100.000 Gold
Ben Rawlings Junior 55 98.214 Gold
Luke Woods Junior 54 96.429 Gold
Cameron Cassey Junior 52 92.857 Gold
Craig Lord Junior 50 89.286 Silver
Becky Rawlings Junior 49 87.500 Silver
Blane Bailey Junior 49 87.500 Silver
Connor Andrews Junior 48 85.714 Silver
Karl Chandler Junior 45 80.357 Bronze
George Rounce Junior 45 80.357 Bronze
George Vant Junior 44 78.571 Bronze
John Mcdonald Open 60 100.000 Gold
Jeff Westley Open 59 98.333 Gold
Andrea Marshall Open 58 96.667 Gold
Ken Phillips Open 58 96.667 Gold
Matt Smith Open 57 95.000 Gold
Stuart Deeks Open 57 95.000 Gold
Richard Woods Open 57 95.000 Gold
Mike Edminson Open 57 95.000 Gold
Andy Simpson Open 56 93.333 Gold
Eddie Phillips Open 56 93.333 Gold
Bruce Marshall Open 56 93.333 Gold
Jonathan Major Open 56 93.333 Gold
Simon Vant Open 56 93.333 Gold
Rick Rolfe Open 56 93.333 Gold
Mark Andrews Open 55 91.667 Silver
Charles Coxsedge Open 55 91.667 Silver
Cliff Hill Open 55 91.667 Silver
Larissa Sykes Open 55 91.667 Silver
Steve Berrington Open 55 91.667 Silver
Martyn Goodsall Open 55 91.667 Silver
Bob Appleyard Open 55 91.667 Silver
Dave Bowles Open 55 91.667 Silver
Gary Morrison Open 54 90.000 Silver
Alan Moss Open 54 90.000 Silver
Martin Slane Open 53 88.333 Silver
Richard Lander Open 53 88.333 Silver
Geoff Ryder Open 53 88.333 Silver
Nicky Pearson Open 52 86.667 Silver
Antony Jones Open 52 86.667 Silver
Steve Griggs Open 52 86.667 Silver
David Maun Open 52 86.667 Silver
Jacek Nawrocki Open 52 86.667 Silver
Geoffrey Marwick Open 52 86.667 Silver
Ashley Poile Open 50 83.333 Bronze
Jeff Woods Open 50 83.333 Bronze
James Sellwood Open 50 83.333 Bronze
Graham Guest Open 50 83.333 Bronze
Jonathan Pearson Open 49 81.667 Bronze
Jennie Stone Open 49 81.667 Bronze
Alan Toseland Open 48 80.000 Bronze
Dave Maun Open 47 78.333 Bronze
Mark Britten Open 47 78.333 Bronze
Paul Hewett Open 47 78.333 Bronze
Tony Dunford Open 47 78.333 Bronze
Chris Saunders Open 46 76.667 Bronze
Edwin Marwick Open 45 75.000
Joe Edwards Open 42 70.000
Pat Fitzgerald Recoiling 56 100.000 Gold
Richard Chase Recoiling 56 100.000 Gold
Leon Binding Recoiling 54 96.429 Gold
Ralph Presland Recoiling 52 92.857 Gold
Toby Lee Recoiling 51 91.071 Gold
Derek Watson Recoiling 50 89.286 Silver
Paul Fletcher Recoiling 50 89.286 Silver
John Dunford Recoiling 49 87.500 Silver
Basil Meacher Recoiling 49 87.500 Silver
Chris Boulton Recoiling 48 85.714 Silver
Dave Clements Recoiling 46 82.143 Silver
Phil Russell Recoiling 45 80.357 Bronze
Alan Sultano Recoiling 40 71.429 Bronze

2009/10 Class winners

Junior - Cameron Casey
Ladies - Andrea Marshall
Recoiling - Pat fitzgerald
.22 - Simon Jones
Open - Mark Andrews

Raffle Winner

Matt Rawlings - now the very pleased owner of a stunning Daystate Mk4 is Sports.

The scores for the SHS vs MHS were:-

MHS : 553
SHS : 574

Now who are the shandy drinkers .

[jinx]

Thank you all for making it a great series once again, the SHS has been a pleasure to shoot this time round. I will post more once i have had some much needed sleep.

[Alegazmoz]

Superb!
Missed out on the wine gums ......
..... but made up for by the burgers.
arf!

[simmmo]

John Mcdonald Open 60 100.000 Gold
Jeff Westley Open 59 98.333 Gold
Andrea Marshall Open 58 96.667 Gold
Ken Phillips Open 58 96.667 Gold
Matt Smith Open 57 95.000 Gold
Stuart Deeks Open 57 95.000 Gold
Richard Woods Open 57 95.000 Gold
Mike Edminson Open 57 95.000 Gold

Big well done to the Buxted contingent yesterday.

Fantastic shooting John, Matt and Mike. Three Buxted in the top five or tied. Great form to be taking into the SiHFT for Buxted next week

Also well done Cameron on winning the Junior Series.

I make it three Sussex clearances this Series we must be getting better in the Republic.

Roll on the SiHFT and the Worlds.

Monkey

Oh and what were the final scores in the Southern Midland challenge yesterday?

[Mog]

John Mcdonald Open 60 100.000 Gold
Jeff Westley Open 59 98.333 Gold
Andrea Marshall Open 58 96.667 Gold
Ken Phillips Open 58 96.667 Gold
Matt Smith Open 57 95.000 Gold
Stuart Deeks Open 57 95.000 Gold
Richard Woods Open 57 95.000 Gold
Mike Edminson Open 57 95.000 Gold

Big well done to the Buxted contingent yesterday.

Fantastic shooting John, Matt and Mike. Three Buxted in the top five or tied. Great form to be taking into the SiHFT for Buxted next week

Also well done Cameron on winning the Junior Series.

I make it three Sussex clearances this Series we must be getting better in the Republic.

Roll on the SiHFT and the Worlds.

Monkey

Oh and what were the final scores in the Southern Midland challenge yesterday?

The rest of the top ten finishers can expect their Buxted application forms soon.

Well done Cameron.

[mattinlondon]

John Mcdonald Open 60 100.000 Gold
Jeff Westley Open 59 98.333 Gold
Andrea Marshall Open 58 96.667 Gold
Ken Phillips Open 58 96.667 Gold
Matt Smith Open 57 95.000 Gold
Stuart Deeks Open 57 95.000 Gold
Richard Woods Open 57 95.000 Gold
Mike Edminson Open 57 95.000 Gold

Big well done to the Buxted contingent yesterday.

Fantastic shooting John, Matt and Mike. Three Buxted in the top five or tied. Great form to be taking into the SiHFT for Buxted next week

Also well done Cameron on winning the Junior Series.

I make it three Sussex clearances this Series we must be getting better in the Republic.

Roll on the SiHFT and the Worlds.

Monkey

Oh and what were the final scores in the Southern Midland challenge yesterday?

The question has been asked Skip........

http://www.airgunbbs.com/forums/showthread.php?t=444160

Well done John....tricky course in that wind in the afternoon

Wel done Cam, repeat that form in 2 weeks at the Worlds, ok?

[Mrs. H]

Another superb course and a superb series overall. Thanks from myself and Dad to all those involved, its been a thoroughly enjoyable event.

I have to say yesterday really was a tremendous day; I can’t believe the weather we had! This must be the first shoot this year I was able to leave the jacket in the car and not approach the first peg looking like Mrs Tiggywinkle. Absolutely glorious weather. It was a real bonus being able to shoot both series on the last day too; we arrived about 9:15am in a somewhat relaxed manner having planned to do session 2 and spend the morning having a bit of a plink. As it turned out, there were two spaces left in session 1 which was about to kick off, so after a relay race back to the car to get the gear we had a very enjoyable shoot with Toby and his newly blued-and-shrouded 97

Not my best shoot… started quite well, but then I ran out of my chosen pellets (any 30 that look about the same..) and ended up shooting the pellet equivalent of Bombay Mix that accumulates at the bottom of pouches along with fluff and boiled sweet wrappers. One I don’t think quite made it to the target (that’ll be a Bisley Magnum then), and another went stratospheric (Defiant then).

After a spot of lunch we were left wondering what to do… at which point it occurred to us that we’d just shot the last round of the Southern hunters, but hadn’t shot any of the Midland. So, with the chance of a different shiny new badge to add to the anorak we signed in again… only this time I thought it’d be a bit of fun to use the gun I’d bought to plink with.
This’ll be the Original Model 35S that I picked up at an auction on Thursday.
We still haven’t chrono’d it yet, but I’m guessing its running around the 6-7ftlb mark having been dormant for a decade or so. The preparation for the shoot involved firing it once to make sure there was a spring in it, and then firing about 10 shots into the 8-yard paper target whilst frantically twiddling the open sights.
On the plus side if you’re shooting the equivalent of a shoulder-mounted mortar its not likely to be too pellet fussy, so I carried on with the Bombay Mix and anything I could find on the floor near the peg.
Having, as another shooter described ‘ more Jam than Robinsons’ I actually managed to fell 8 of the blighters and came in with a 34; just one point short of getting a Bronze! *Sniff* Never mind, it was definitely worth it for the smiles it raised and looks of bewilderment.

Next stop the Worlds…… Ooooh the temptation….

[k.c.]

A great day,nice weather and well set out targets.Well done Mark.58 is the best ive ever scored at 73 years old there is hope for me yet.

[Airwolf 1968]

well done everyone

matt your a lucky bloke
and i drew with colin for second in 22
what a brillant day
great weather for a change wonderful shooting partners andrea and bruce (the wifes always on top )

cant wait till it starts again

a big thanks to mark for all his time and deadication to the shs

hope to see you all soon

wayne

[blackscale]

Simmmy!...Don't forget to send them the postcode for their ANNUAL migration to buxted!.

We shall be ready for your Army!...Bit of scope twiddling and stepping on trigger fingers should sort out a few!

(Please park the coaches outside the farm, it will be busy.......once you lot arrive!)
Can't wait!

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