So, that brought to an end another of our Great Diggle Egg Shoots. Although the weather was awful I heard not a single complaint. Shooters are a great bunch – roll on next year! Full results can be seen on the UKBRA website atwww.
ukbra.co.uk under ‘News, Links & Competitions’ but here are the winners:
100 yard stage winner:
45 pts. 300 yard stage winner:
20 pts. 600 yard stage winner: 15 pts.
Groundhog overall: 1st
2nd 3rd 4th 5th
Bruce Lenton Steve Lewis
Vince Bottomley
Steve Lewis Chris Vaux
Bruce Lenton
73 pts. 67 pts. 56 pts.
Les Holgate & Paul Dobson 54 pts. Ian Kellet
52 pts
Best factory: Darrel Evans (Accuracy International)
44 pts.
Small group 100 yards:Trevor Collins 0.165 inches 300 yards: Darren Grundle 0.599 inches 600 yards: Steve Lewis 0.871 inches Egg breaker: Richard Hattersley £100
All photographs courtesy of Steve Thornton. See Steve’s site at
www.stevethornton.co.uk for more Egg Shoot pictures.
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