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156th Imperial: CCF Schools
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The CCF Schools Meeting comprises of a range of shooting opportunities for cadets over a 4 or 5 day period, with the main Target Rifle competition culminating in the Ashburton a Thursday in the middle of July:
Monday: Practice Day: Cadet Monday 300, 500 and 600 yards
Tuesday: Wellington, Iveagh, Victoria Tankard
Wednesday: Wellington, Iveagh, Victoria Tankard
Thursday: Ashburton, Cadet Pairs, Cadet Fours, Reserve, Spencer Mellish, Schools Veterans
In addition to the CTR Programme, students can take part in following events:
🚩Cadet 1K: 1+5 at 1100x using NRA firearms
🥏Cadet Clays: Sporting Trap Competition: Open to students who are competent with a shotgun and clay shooting. Students without this level of experience are not permitted to enter, and are requested to enter the ‘Taster Session’ below
A sport trap competition is carried out over five stands where shooters engage targets that are identified by a letter which is shot in a prescribed sequence on each stand. Once each shooter has completed their stand, they then move to the right and then engage the same targets from a different direction and in a different sequence
🥏Cadet Clays: Taster Session: Designed for students who have limited or no clay shooting experience
🎯Cadet Gallery Rifle (GRSB): Advancing Target using NRA firearms
🏰Cadet McQueen: McQueen A:Issued NRA firearm
Dates
Awards
A mixture of NRA and CCRS awards are presented to winning cadets at the CCF Schools Prizegiving, which follows the completion of the Ashburton
Results
Results are achieved by year in our Imperial Results section of the website
