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Guyana National Rifle Association Handgun Section Queensway Cup shoot staged
GNRA ‘A’ Team which comprised of Gordon Richards, Dr. Johann DaSilva and Ryan McKinnon amassed 726 points to win the Queensway Cup Team Shooting competition organized by the Smallbore Section on the Guyana National Rifle Association (GNRA) on Sunday last at the Timehri Pistol Ranges.
Competitors involved in last Sunday’s Queensway Cup shoot take time out for a photo after the competition, the winning team is at left displaying their plaque.
GNRA made a clean sweep of the top three places, while the Guyana Police Force had to settle for fourth and fifth places.
GNRA ‘B’ Team made up of David Dharry, Lawrence Layne and Vidushi Persaud finished second with 703 points, while their ‘C’ team of Murtland Smith, Harold Hopkinson and Azaad Hassan finished third with 611 points.
Police ‘A’ Team comprising M. Melville, A. Easton and E. Scott placed fourth with 603 points while the Lawmen ‘B’ team completed in fifth position with 600 points.
The competition attracted eight teams, four representing the GNRA, two from the Guyana Police Force and two from Bank of Guyana Security.
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