Rimfire Pacific Mining (ASX:RIM) has delivered further strong gold results from a 12 hole reverse circulation drilling program at the Gap target within its Sorpresa project in New South Wales.
Highlights include 9 metres at 1.88g/t gold from 43 metres, 2 metres at 6.45g/t gold from 46 metres, and 1 metres at 7.49g/t gold from 33 metres.
Drilling intersected a new gold area; these results are being incorporated into the resource estimation model, currently under construction and near completion.
Further drilling is warranted to determine the extent of this new gold position, which remains open in the shallow oxide zone towards Trench 31.
Results at the Gap demonstrate the capacity of the Sorpresa mineralized system to provide extension and continuity north of the Trench 31 area.
The drill program is ongoing with more holes to be drilled. Shortly RIM will proceed to regional prospect drilling at Carlisle.
Historic intersections at Sorpresa include 14 metres at 24.4g/t gold, 30 metres at 2.39g/t gold, 12 metres at 394g/t silver and 20 metres at 230g/t silver.
In addition to gold and silver, the broader Sorpresa project area is prospective for platinum and base metals.
The company holds over $1.3 million cash as at 14th November.
Rimfire Pacific Mining has assayed 9 metres at 1.88g/t gold from 43 metres, 2 metres at 6.45g/t gold from 46 metres, and 1 metres at 7.49g/t gold from 33 metres.
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