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The weather was spectacular and the conditions were tricky as the scores indicate. The ORA would once again like to thank the Sierra Bullet manufacturer for there generous contribution to our prize list. The match was attended by 35 shooters which was one of our highest turnouts this year. The funds raised from this match went to the Deen Mohideen Memorial Fund at the Hospital for Sick Children. This fund goes toward helping the cancer ward with the hope that it will be able to save a young Child’s life. The match was won by Pat Vamplew with a score of 588 and in the F-Class the Sierra Champion was Norm Barber with a score of 592. The match was shot in very tricky wind conditions as the angle of the flag was changing from shot to shot and the intensity would pick up and drop off. This made life difficult for all shooting. The ORA would also like to thank CFB Borden for the generous use of Mons Range and we hope that next years event will be even bigger. Kind Regards,
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