Muhammad Waleed claims F-TR title at shooting championship

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More than 70 shooters compete in Muzaffargarh championship

Colonel Dr Junaid Aftab set a new national record at the 4th F-Class National Long-Range Shooting Championship 2026, which concluded at the Muzaffargarh Field Firing Ranges after three days of competition.

Held from October 8 to 10, the championship brought together more than 70 shooters from across Pakistan to compete in long-range and rifle shooting events.

Colonel Dr Junaid Aftab won the F-Open title with a score of 145 and nine Vs. He also secured gold medals in the 900-yard and 1,000-yard F-Open rifle events, setting a new national record in the 900-yard competition.

Muhammad Waleed claimed the F-TR Champion title with a score of 217 and 25 Vs.

Ahsan Waleed Gul also delivered a strong performance, winning gold medals in the 300-metre Sporting Rifle, 800-yard F-TR Tactical Rifle and 1,000-yard F-TR events.

The Commander of the Multan Corps participated in the championship, winning gold in the 800-yard F-TR competition and silver in the F-Open individual aggregate event.

Ahmed Jan won gold in the 300-metre Target Rifle competition, while Havaldar Muhammad Luqman Khan secured gold in the 900-yard F-TR event.

The championship featured competitions across multiple distances and rifle categories, recognising shooters for their performances in precision shooting.

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