The Club holds its practice and competition days at the Hastings Regional Shooting Complex. The range is located at 81 Lady Nelson Drive, Port Macquarie. School Shooting Program: This program was introduced in 2009 through the participation of two schools: Christian Heritage College (Sept 2009) and Westport High School (Oct 2009). The students shoot weekly during school terms and the program handles up to 20 participants per session. Students are instructed in the safe use and handling of firearms, and are taught the correct procedure relating to range etiquette with safety being No. 1. Targets used are normal scoring ring targets. These are used for weekly assessments to check ongoing improvements. Vermin targets or metal silhouettes are used to give the student a fun element for the day. Regular improvements are seen over the course of the year. All equipment needed for the students (rifles, benchrests, spotting scopes, ammunition and targets) is provided by the Hastings Valley Hunting Club at the Complex Range. P.O. Box 5541 Port Macquarie NSW 2444 See 'Visit this Website' link above. Club Chairman: Keiran Dick Secretary: Ernie Baldwin

The range is used throughout the week, however if you are new to the club, we encourage you to attend our Sunday morning shoots which start at 9am. If you come a little earlier, after 8am, we can give you the run down and get you setup to shoot if you wish. We shoot in all weather conditions. The Dubbo RSL Smallbore and Air Rifle Club, was established in the early 1970′s. Still shooting at the range today, are two of the original members. Now that’s commitment! We have a strong group of members, who shoot regularly, and enjoy the range’s facilities. Our club caters for all ages, levels of skill, and we are family friendly. Our members comprise of competition shooters, who regularly score 199, and 200, (these guys and gals are called A grade! As well as B, C, and D grade shooters who vary in skill, type of rifle used, and technique. Today we have a clubhouse, toilet facilities, and a fully functional range which caters for bench rest, air rifle, and prone shooters. Currently, we are working on plans to extend the range, due to strong membership numbers and a growing interest in the sport. Due to our ‘low cost to try’ approach (under $10), it is common that new shooters are at the range ‘giving it a go’ often. The range is used during the week, but the club only holds competition shoots every Sunday morning, starting at 9am sharp. Sunday mornings, are also suitable for beginner shooters to attend. If you are new to the club, come out and see us after 8am. See 'Visit this Website' link above. Dubbo RSL Smallbore and Air Rifle Club located Approx. 14km, on the left, on the Old Dubbo Road, Dubbo NSW 2830 info@dubbosmallbore.com.au

We only shoot in following disciplines at North Rocks. 1. Bench Rest the rifle is supported on a stand that is sitting on a bench. The shooter sits on a chair or stool and sighting is done via a telescopic sight, normally hi-power 24x-60x, then aligns the cross hairs on the target, squeezes the trigger and looks for the shot hole in the target. Bench Rest on our range is shot at both 50M and 20M. 2. Bench Rest- Sporter in this form of shooting the same stand, bench and chairs are used but the rifle can’t be modified, must be a sporting rifle less than 3.5 kgs in weight with a max power scope of 6x. A spotting scope is normally used to see the shot holes in the target as this can be impossible with a 6x scope. Bench Rest- Sporter on our range is shot at only 50M. 3. Prone the shooter lies on a shooting mat and holds the rifle and sights the target via a non-optical peep sight. When all looks central in the sight the shooter squeezes the trigger and then has to look through a spotting telescope to see the shot hole on the target. This is an Olympic event and we follow the ISSF international rules with some extra Australian rules for this event. Prone on our range is shot at both 50M and 20M. 4. Standing the shooter stands, holding the rifle while sighting at the target via the same peep sight that is used in Prone. This is also part Olympic event known as 3P or 3 position shooting. Standing on our range is shot at only 50M. 5. Kneeling the shooter kneels on the ground holding the rifle while sighting at the target via the same peep sight that is used in Prone. This is the third part of the Olympic event known as 3P or 3 position shooting. Kneeling on our range is shot at only 50M. We do not shoot any form of Centrefire, as the Range is only certified for Standard velocity (Sub-sonic) Rimfire rifle shooting See 'Visit this Website' link above. PO BOX 363 Wentworthville NSW 2145

Roseville Rifle Club is found on Hornsby Rifle Range which is located in Rosamond St. Hornsby, behind Mt Wilga Hospital. Rifle shooting is conducted on approved rifle ranges, under strict standard shooting rules, at distances from 300 yards or meters, to 900 meters and 1000 yards. Target shooting is one of the few sports where women and men compete without favour or discrimination for the same grades and prizes. It doesn’t require exceptional fitness or, surprisingly, perfect eyesight. Older and physically impaired people can enjoy successful participation like any other shooter. Some of the best shooters in the country are over 50, as success is more to do with experience and knowledge. Location: Travel north along the Pacific Hwy from Hornsby, turn left into Galston Rd and then immediately turn left into Carrington Rd. Take the third left into Rosamond St, then after 100 meters turn right into the driveway for the hospital. The entrance to the Hospital is on the left hand side, but drive straight ahead down the road and into the rifle range complex. All the shooting mounds are up the driveways on the right. To find the Roseville Clubhouse take the second turn to the right and follow that road to the end around to the right. The parking spot and building on the right side will be Roseville Rifle club. At this rifle range we shoot at distances from 300 meters up to 800 meters. Our club Our club shoots are on Saturday afternoons starting at 1pm and shooting finishes at 4.30pm. See 'Visit this Website' link above.

The Club has been in continuous operation since it was founded in 1962. Club membership is now approaching the 400 mark and our junior membership is growing every year. The Club still has members who joined back in the 1960s and we have many members of over 20 years standing. St Ives Pistol Club members are encouraged to participate in competitions at Club, State, National and International levels. Club members are actively involved in competition shooting with other clubs and our members travel throughout Sydney, NSW, Australia and overseas to compete. Indeed our membership boasts a number of past and present State Champions in various disciplines. We have an excellent induction program and a very experienced team of coaches to help new members get a great start and to get the best out of this great sport of ours. See 'Visit this Website' link above. Location: 1 km past the St Ives Showground, on the left heading east, just past the RTA truck inspection bay. Immediately after the motor vehicle checking station there is a white boom gate at the entrance to a gravel track. The club is approximately 300 metres down the track. Only members have a key to the boom gate. Please address all enquiries to the Club Secretary by email (secretary@sipc.org.au), or by mail at the following address: The Secretary St Ives Pistol Club PO Box 46 St Ives, NSW 2075