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Apr 11, 2016 Sports
Gordon Richards and Douglas DeGroot emerged as the respective Senior and Junior top shots when the A&N Sarjoo Cambio sponsored Guyana National Rifle Association (GuyanaNRA) Practical Pistol Shoot was contested yesterday at the Timehri Ranges.
Competing against 14 of the best senior shooters in the Guyana NRA, Richards emerged as the best with a total hit factor of 5.20 which relegated Mohamed Qualander to the 2nd place with a total hit factor of 4.87.
Rajiv Latchana placed third (4.83), Ryan McKinnon fourth (4.08) and Dr. Johan DaSilva 5th with 3.97.
DeGroot with a total hit factor of 2.17 was the best junior shooter from a field of 10. Joseph Lewis (2.14), Totoram Bishundat (1.46), Gordon Pearson (1.41) and Stefan Dundas (1.02) occupied the second to fifth places in the competition that saw all the competitors testing their trigger skills in two stages of fast paced shooting for overall points.
Proprietor of A&N Sarjoo Cambio, Mr. Sarjoo was on hand along with his son Sarjoo Jnr. to present the trophies to the top five in each category. Sarjoo Snr. expressed gratitude to the GuyanaNRA for allowing him the opportunity to sponsor the event and has committed to further sponsorship.
Dale Hing, Guyana NRA Small Bore Captain conveyed the association gratitude to the Sarjoo’s for their partnership whilst congratulating all the shooters for braving the heat to showcase their skills.
Hing has informed that the next event, a .22 competition is set for the Guyana Police Force Tactical Service Unit Range on April 23rd, next.
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