Argiro crushes clays for world silver

Nathan Argiro recently came second at the Universal Trench World Championships in Melbourne and claimed a Universal Trap World Cup trophy. Pictures: Ben Gross
Will Rumgay

MILDURA’S master clay target marksman Nathan Argiro recently added yet another achievement to his already decorated career, finishing second at the Universal Trench World Championships in Melbourne while also securing the overall Universal Trap World Cup title. Argiro’s clinical runner-up result at the Melbourne Gun Club sealed a truly memorable run of form stretching across […]

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