Fife & Kinross Fullbore Rifle Club

Last update 29 October 2011
A man can never have too much red wine, too many books, or too much ammunition. -- Rudyard Kipling

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Important notice concerning Hornady A Max bullets: the NRA & BSSC confirm they are still 'target' bullets, and not 'section 5'. To quote from email:-
... Please note that the Home Office has made it clear that no such re-classification has taken place. This rumour appears to have grown out of a discussion at a local police liaison meeting earlier this year.
Please reassure any enquirer that the status of Hornaday A Max bullets has not changed and they are not prohibited.
GA12 results, as a PDF, (here)
Club championship; results here.
See here for new scoring for F-open's smaller targets
Remember to fill in the "rifle used" box of the score card, follow this link

Who we are, what we do.

Fife & Kinross Full-Bore Rifle Club meets at Blairadam Range located between Kelty and Kinross. Blairadam Range is privately run by an Association of local Shooting Clubs. Blairadam Range has been in virtual continual use since 1876. The Club goes back to 1946 with links to the original Full-Bore Target Rifle Shooting Associations within the surrounding Region.

Each shoot is part of one of the Club's annual competitions. Club members shoot TR, TR-F and F-Open disciplines. When numbers within a discipline justify it, that discipline will be subdivided into A & B classes. TR & TR-F are detailed and controlled by the NRA, but briefly TR is 'metal sights in .308Win or .223Rem calibre, sling supported'; TR-F allows a scope and bipod'; F-Open allows 'any calibre, rifle support etc.'

The F in F-Class comes from Farquharson originating from Saskatchewan Canada.
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