Shooting
Shooting is a test of accuracy and control, in which competitors use pistols or rifles to fire a series of shots at a stationary target. Competitions are open to all athletes with a physical disability.
There are two classes of competition, Prone and Standing. Athletes can compete in Rifle and Pistol events from distances of 10, 25 & 50m, in men’s, women’s and mixed competitions.
Classification
Athletes can compete in one of two main classes:
- SH1: Pistol & Rifle competitors who do not require a shooting stand
– subclasses A, B & C - SH2: Rifle competitors who have no ability to support the weight with their arms and therefore require a shooting stand
– subclasses A, B & C
Competition Results
Results from the latest events.
Check the Events page for upcoming competitions.
Auckland Team, PNZ Nats
Mike Johnson, PNZ Nationals 2011
Grant Sharman, PNZ Nationals 2011
Lee Warn, PNZ Nationals 2011
Leon Katavich, Pistol Gold, PNZ Nationals 2011
Rob, Grant & Mike. The Committee.
Mike Johnson at Georgia Oct 2011
Grant Sharman at the Spinal Unit Range Oct 11
Mike and Michelle after the Australian Nationals Perth April 2008.
NZ Cup 2, Blenheim October 2010
