The
following photos represent some
of the history of the club and can be viewed in a larger format by just
clicking the photo and then using the back button to return to this
page. More will be added as they become available and If anyone has any
pictures that could loaned for copying, please let Bill Phelps know by
emailing from the contact page. All photos will be scanned and returned
to the owner.
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The
following five photographs are of
historic interest and if anyone can date or identify any of them please
get in touch, They are believed to be from the 1950's or early 60's
when the club had a grass firing point for the 25 yard, 50 yard and 100
yard ranges.
The
person in the blue hat looking away from the targets is Major
Tom Bowen of Croesgoch Rifle Club (North Pembs). Tom was the captain of
the Welsh Team at Bisley during the early 60's.
A
message from Robert Ponting has
identified this picture as being from the early 60's. Those in it were
members of Cardiff Rifle Club and are L to R, Robert Ponting, Terry
Cheney and Donald Crease with the event most probably being one of the
twice annual Glamorgan County Shoots that were held at Tondu.
These
next photographs were taken by Peter Sims:
Wales
V Army 2005
Unknown
photos
Dave Allsopp and
Brian Harney on the
Century Range at Bisley, during the National Smallbore Rifle meeting.
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The
person in the blue hat looking away from the targets is Major
Tom Bowen of Croesgoch Rifle Club (North Pembs). Tom was the captain of
the Welsh Team at Bisley during the early 60's.
A
message from Robert Ponting has
identified this picture as being from the early 60's. Those in it were
members of Cardiff Rifle Club and are L to R, Robert Ponting, Terry
Cheney and Donald Crease with the event most probably being one of the
twice annual Glamorgan County Shoots that were held at Tondu.
Wales
V Army 2005
Unknown
photos
Dave Allsopp and
Brian Harney on the
Century Range at Bisley, during the National Smallbore Rifle meeting.