SKU: B-000229

Australian Clay Target Association History & Records

Author: George Biggs

Special Features: Dust Jacket, Illustrated

Condition: The dust jacket has a small tape repaired tear at top of the spine, the dust jacket has light scuffing. The pages are clean and tidy. No writing. No dog ears. Tight strong binding. From a smoke free home.

History Sport & Recreation Australiana

Australia Australian History Local History Shooting Sport Australian Clay Target Association

Australian Clay Target Association History & Records by George Biggs is the only comprehensive chronicle of Australia’s clay-target shooting past, tracing the A.C.T.A. from dusty rural ranges to national prominence. Published in 1994, this vintage hardcover is generously illustrated with archival photos, score cards and memorabilia that bring the sport’s characters and clubs to life.

The 224-page volume is aimed at shooters, historians and collectors who appreciate local history and sporting heritage. Biggs blends biographical sketches, championship statistics and state-by-state evolution into a narrative that doubles as a reference tool for gun-club genealogists.

Supplied with its original dust jacket, the book shows only gentle shelf wear: a tiny tape-repaired tear at the spine top and light scuffing. Inside, the pages are crisp, unmarked and tightly bound, free of smoke or storage smells—solid enough for display or regular consultation.

Whether you’re chasing medals, memories or a gift for a trap-and-skeet enthusiast, this out-of-print Australian sports history title remains the go-to source on clay target culture Down Under.

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