adminwalked away with a floating trophy and US$194 after being crowned the top gun. The shottist accumulated 211 points after all the rounds in the individual shoot.
He won the individual category when he was the top shooter as well as the champion at arms category.
“I am very happy to win this competition although it is my first time to win and I will try and work hard so that I can hold on to my title next time,” said Muchacha.
Some of the teams that took part included Zimbabwe National Army, Airforce of Zimbabwe, Zimbabwe Prisons, Zimbabwe Republic Police, War Veterans Association, Modern Security, Harare City Council and some civilians.
Evelyn Pfimba of the Headquarters Harare District walked way with a floating trophy and US$165 when she crowed the best top female shottist.
Guest of honour, Martin Chedondo, urged female participants to take part in the shooting tournaments to sharpen their shooting skills.
Chedondo said the competition was unique and interesting as it had newcomers.
“The competition was interesting and I am happy that some of the newcomers managed to showcase their shooting skills and received prizes.”
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