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Call me silly, but I now have the urge to get a lever-target rifle!
 
We have the old stove shooting league at our Club..shooting caliber existing before 1900. Two class..lever and single shoot.
Target sights - peep sight are common on those as they were before 1900…. As long as they are replica of old sight.

Sure..her rear sight will not cut it…look like an Anschutz set up.
 
https://www.albanyadvertiser.com.au/news/albany-advertiser/wa-lever-action-state-championships-held-under-national-rules-for-the-first-time-in-albany-this-weekend-ng-b881888297z


WA Lever Action State Championships held under national rules for the first time in Albany this weekend
Cameron Newbold
Albany Advertiser
Thu, 3 June 2021 10:53AM
Cameron Newbold


Helen McCusker is one of the Albany Lever Action Rifle Club members competing this weekend.Helen McCusker is one of the Albany Lever Action Rifle Club members competing this weekend. Credit: Laurie Benson/Laurie Benson
Albany will have a strong hand at the WA Lever Action State Championships, which for the first time will be held under national rules, at the Mutton Bird range this weekend.

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Close to 40 shooters from around WA will converge on the Albany Lever Action Rifle Club for the 2021 State titles.

Multiple national and State champion Steve Hurley, fresh from a clean sweep at the NSW titles, heads up the strong list of local nominations.

Albany captain Janos Racz said the event will be run in line with national rules for the first time.

“This year is the first time the State title will be held under national rules,” he said.

“It is a good opportunity for us to hold this event. There are only minor changes in the way medals are given out, according to the grading of the shooter.

“In the past, medals have been given out in a different way but this is a good move and hopefully in years to come we can attract shooters from not just Perth, Albany or Kalgoorlie like the last 40 years.”

A group of Albany Lever Action Rifle Club members that will shoot in this weekend’s State title.A group of Albany Lever Action Rifle Club members that will shoot in this weekend’s State title. Credit: Laurie Benson/Laurie Benson
Racz said club members had put a lot of work in to get the local range ready for the State event and he was confident they could perform well collectively.

“Albany has got a very strong chance to deliver the top shooters at the event,” Racz said.

“Joel Evans has a very good chance and Kim Knapp as well.

“I would say we will have about 20 competitors from the Albany club and the rest from Perth and Kalgoorlie.

“Last year for obvious reasons we couldn’t hold the championships and had to pass the opportunity to Perth.

“We said this year we would like to hold the shoot, the club is ready and looking beautiful and people should enjoy it.”

The classic calibre event will start at 9am on Saturday and the open division will be contested on Sunday from 9am and scores from those two events will go towards crowning the prestigious two-gun champion.
 
The sights are worth as much as some of the rifles. At least before they stared tuning and tricking them out. Interesting stuff.

I popped in at the Perth range in '01 to take a look at the Western Australia muzzleloader event. Really should have taken more pictures and would love to visit again!
 
A Classic Single shot lever rifle puts a new complexion on
targets

Hey Man , I get the Crip , not the crapple.

I do tend to go into endeavors quite enthusiastically .

prost gimpy..

lol, it's a Family Guy quote
https://youtu.be/ncnRn1ziIFY

I hear ya on the enthusiasm bit, Had my PAL less than a year and already bought and sold a lot of rifles finding my fit.
It is nice to have a hobby I can participate in independently.
 
Some interesting hardware

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https://ssaaqld.org.au/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/Lever-Actiojn-Rule-Book-No.8-Rev-2016-Nat.-site.pdf
National Rimfire Match:

5.5.1.1 The total number of rounds shall be fifty rounds.

5.5.1.2 100 metres - Any Field Position (National Medal Target) 5 rounds in 5
minutes on the 50 metre slow fire pistol target 13M. To be shot twice on
separate targets.

5.5.1.3 50 metres - Standing Unsupported (National Medal Target) 5 rounds in 5
minutes on the 50 metre slow fire pistol target 13M or 14N, scoring 7-10 only.
To be shot twice on separate targets.

5.5.1.4 25 metres - Standing Unsupported 5 rounds in 10 seconds on the 50 metre
slow fire pistol target 13M or 14N, scoring 7-10 only. To be shot twice on the
same target.

5.5.1.5 Four additional events are to be nominated by the Host Branch / Club. See
Section 10: Course of Fire, for available events.
 
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