In 2016 the Scottish Rifle Association became part of a new body, Scottish Target Shooting (STS) now the organisation responsible for all the target shooting sports in Scotland. (Scottish FBR Clubs)
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District / | 500X | 900X | Total | |
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1st West of Scotland | ||||
A Mabon | 73v11 | 74v12 | 147v23 | |
J Potter | 74v08 | 70v06 | 144v14 | |
C Lamont | 74v08 | 70v05 | 144v13 | |
M Barton | 70v07 | 73v10 | 143v17 | |
W Buchanan | 72v09 | 69v05 | 141v14 | |
J MacDonald | 68v06 | 69v07 | 137v13 | |
A Allerman | 65v03 | 68v05 | 133v08 | |
719v81 | ||||
2nd Tayside | ||||
K Baxby | 73v07 | 71v05 | 144v12 | |
R Scott | 73v09 | 70v06 | 143v15 | |
A Macpherson | 70v05 | 67v01 | 137v06 | |
J Bell | 69v02 | 67v06 | 136v08 | |
I Conacher | 71v03 | 65v04 | 136v07 | |
J Macrae | 62v03 | 62v01 | 124v04 | |
696v48 | ||||
3rd East of Scotland | ||||
W Lakay | 72v09 | 73v09 | 145v18 | |
C McEachran | 74v09 | 67v07 | 141v16 | |
R Aitken | 70v08 | 67v03 | 137v11 | |
A Webster | 71v04 | 66v04 | 137v08 | |
N MacDonald | 69v05 | 63v03 | 132v08 | |
S Melville | 64v03 | 63v02 | 127v05 | |
L Borman | 66v02 | 60v02 | 126v04 | |
692v61 | ||||
4th Fife & Kinross | ||||
M Barlow | 74v12 | 71v05 | 145v17 | |
M Peebles | 73v08 | 71v08 | 144v16 | |
R Taylor | 69v06 | 65v02 | 134v08 | |
B Woodroffe | 71v08 | 56v04 | 127v12 | |
H Fox | 57v01 | 66v05 | 123v06 | |
673v59 |
District / | 500X | 900X | Total | |
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1st Fife & Kinross | ||||
H Inglis | 86 | 68 | 154 | |
P Hunt | 83 | 74 | 157 | |
311 | ||||
2nd East of Scotland | ||||
R Gow | 74 | 76 | 150 | |
J McKee | 74 | 74 | 148 | |
298 | ||||
3rd West of Scotland | ||||
A Macpherson | 78 | 70 | 148 | |
R Scaglione | 70 | 72 | 142 | |
C Young | 72 | 67 | 139 | |
290 | ||||
4th Tayside | ||||
J Bell | 74 | 69 | 143 | |
P Burbridge | 74 | 69 | 143 | |
286 |
Notes:
Also, as was pointed out on the range, the Finlux trophy came into being through AJMunro's son who used to (still does?) run a television shop in Pitlochry. Back then Finlux (from Finland!) were a major supplier of satellite receivers and hence the shape of the trophy. Back then, rural Perthshire was an important market for the new satellite industry; the guests in all those shooting lodges needed satellite television reception to keep up to date with the latest in their back-at-home soaps; Germany, Italy, etc.
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