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“It’s quite enjoyable as well – the culture of shooting and everybody coming together just to shoot. “We’re all shooters and we’re all here for the same thing, so it’s really easy to get along with everyone. “The language barrier can be difficult at times but we have managed to overcome it surprisingly well. “It can even be a lot of fun trying to communicate across the language barrier, especially when multiple nations are involved in the same conversation. “Everyone is a little shy at first, but when you ask about their day or their last shoot they really open up and real bonds are made quickly.” Harl-way through the meeting Private Sherriff said he and his teammates had one key goal in mind – to beat the Australians. “I don’t want to sound cocky, but I think it’s looking good so far.” And good it was – for the Kiwis – who took a swag of medals and trophies in several disciplines. Most important among them was the Anzac Trophy, representing the competition and camaraderie between the two neighbouring countries.
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