On target: The group from Moama Anglican Grammar School will complete a five-week program at the club, which includes a mini-competition in the final week. Photos: Steve Huntley.
Moama Anglican Grammar School students were on the range at Echuca Clay Target Club on Wednesday afternoon, completing the first of five sessions they will take part in as part of their sports program.
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Twenty-two students, including 10 who had participated in the same sessions last year, were given instructions by members of the Echuca Clay Target Club, as well as a briefing on firearm safety.
The students will improve upon their skills over the first four weeks, before competing among each other in a knockout-style competition in the final week to determine the best marksman within the group.
Safety is paramount: Along with the shooting, students were given a briefing about gun safety. Photos: Steve Huntley.
Experience: Instructors passed on words of advice to the group. Photos: Steve Huntley.
Bang: Ten members of the group had returned after completing the program last year. Photos: Steve Huntley.
Got it: The Echuca Clay Target Club said a number of the students picked up the sport relatively quickly. Photos: Steve Huntley.
Line it up: Students were given advice by instructors from Echuca Clay Target Club. Photos: Steve Huntley.
Help available: Echuca Clay Target Club's George Calleja was on-site to give students some tips. Photos: Steve Huntley.
