SA Jagter Hunter

SA HUNTERS’ LUCKY DRAW WINNER

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Clive Aitchison of Maanhaarra­nd near Rustenburg is the lucky draw winner of a competitio­n ran by SA Hunters to raise funds for the associatio­n’s court case against the Minister of Police.

Clive, who is not a member of SA Hunters, won a hunting rifle (Howa .308 Win or 6.5 Creedmoor); a Delta rifle bag; an Allan rifle strap; and a Leupold VX-3i 6.5-20x40 telescope sponsored by Sons of Guns, a firearms dealer in Parys.

He also won two packets of Titan bullets, the developmen­t of suitable loads for these bullets for the rifle of his choice and an impala hunt, sponsored by Helber Safaris. The estimated combined value of this prize is R30 000. Not a bad return for the R50 entry fee Clive paid (which goes towards the Legal Aid Fund of SA Hunters).

The SA Hunters Associatio­n has been involved in court action against the Minister of Police since 2016, regarding the relicensin­g of firearms and other matters related to the Firearms Control Act. The legal fees in this case are high and the competitio­n was launched as a fundraisin­g effort to cover some of the costs.

SA Hunters would like to thank its members, members of other associatio­ns, and the general public who bought tickets in support of the associatio­n’s legal fund. A similar competitio­n might be offered again later this year.

 ??  ?? From left to right: Bernard Classen of Helber, sponsor of the Titan bullets and the impala hunt; Clive Aitchison, winner of the competitio­n; and Jan Lubbe owner of Sons of Guns, sponsor of the rifle, scope and other accessorie­s.
From left to right: Bernard Classen of Helber, sponsor of the Titan bullets and the impala hunt; Clive Aitchison, winner of the competitio­n; and Jan Lubbe owner of Sons of Guns, sponsor of the rifle, scope and other accessorie­s.

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