For those wishing to try the sport of pistol shooting for the first time, look no further. The Wagga Wagga City Pistol Club is an established club with experienced members and excellent facilities. It was founded in 1966 and since then has grown to become one of the senior national clubs, playing host to both state and national competitions. The club offers members the option to compete in all five ISSF (Olympic style) matches, Service Pistol and Black Powder. (See Matches for more details). Matches of every type are programmed at least once per month and range space is available for members to shoot unscheduled events or practice components of their shooting to improve skill. New members are welcome to come along to the club (located here) for Saturday afternoon meets. These are held almost every Saturday at 1:30pm (check the Calendar for details). This is a great opportunity to see what the sport can offer you, to talk to experienced shooters and even to have a shot yourself under the supervision of one of our many experienced members. See 'Visit this Website' link above. The gun club can be found off Tasman Road in Wagga Wagga The clubs principle point of contact is the club secretary. Our current secretary can be contacted via email. Email:secretary@waggacitypistolclub.org.au

Shoalhaven Clay Target Club (SCTC) was originally formed in 1945 and was known then as the Nowra Gun Club. The club was then located at the Gladioli Farm on the corner of the Princes H/way and Cambewarra Road at Bomaderry. Our first President was Neil Boomer, the Trapper was Doug Vost (the trap "snipe" was hand operated). The annual subscriptions were 15 shillings (about $1.50). The Club operated until 1949. The Club was reformed in 1952 at a new location - Brown's Hill at South Nowra - and then in 1959 was again relocated to the rear of the present Nowra Showgrounds. In 1975 the Club was relocated to the Albatross Naval Air Station and renamed the Albatross Gun Club. T The Club eventually got its present name in 1980 and made its last move to Turpentine Road in 1991. See 'Visit this Website' link above. SCTC now has 2 DTL layouts, 1 Skeet layout and an extensive Sporting range and a clubhouse with camping facilities available. Canteen lunches are available to purchase at all our shoots. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of every month, with our major competition for the year being "The Misty Mountain", which is held over 2 days comprising a 75tgt sporting on Saturday with a 30tgt DTL Saturday evening, and a 100tgt Sporting event on the Sunday. Sunday: 9am for 9:30am start – DTL or Sporting President: Paul Hamilton - phone 0412 423 520 or email paul@akhdesign.com.au Vice President: Rod Kinross - phone 0403 055 787 or email rodjac55@optusnet.com.au Secretary: Beth Hill - phone 0423 214 498 or email beth@akhdesign.com.au The Shoalhaven Clay Target Club is located in the Yerriong State Forest approximately 12km west of the Princes Highway on the south side of Turpentine Road, about 2.5km east of the intersection with Braidwood Road (Main Road 92).

Tamworth & Peel Valley Rifle Club was established in 1896 as military rifle club. Its present location is Loomberah. The TPVRC range is a privately owned property leased by the club committee. The range is a working property and as such is not available at all other times than those set down in the program. The program is subject to change at short notice given the availability of trained staff to run the range in a safe environment. Our program includes competition practice days, competition days and working bees to maintain the range. All Shooters in attendance on a given day are expected to participate in the set activity for the day - All shooters are expected to give a hand putting up targets, marking in the butts, scoring on the mounds and packing up (age limit of 18+ for target duties and all other activities are expected of Junior members upward) Location: From Tamworth, travel south on the New England Highway past Timbumburi Public School and take the next left towards Loomberah. At the Loomberah Hall turn right and follow the dirt road until you see the first farmhouse on the right. Directly after the farm house you will enter a culvert. Turn into the gate on the right, immediately after the culvert. When the range is open a red flag at the gate will indicate that access is possible. If open, proceed to the club house (shed on the left) Introduce yourself and sign in. See 'Visit this Website' link above.

Brisbane Gun Club is located on the Belmont Shooting Complex, only twenty minutes from the Brisbane CBD and airport. Catering for clay target shooting of various disciplines, Brisbane Gun Club is well-equipped and one of the largest clay target clubs in the region. At Brisbane Gun Club, we believe in using the best clay targets available, which is why we throw White Flyer Targets for all disciplines. When visiting the club, whether it be for competition or practice, you can rest easy knowing that you are breaking quality targets. Brisbane Gun Club stocks a broad range of ammunition to cater for all disciplines and personal preferences. You will find some of the world’s best known brands as well as locally manufactured ammunition at the club. Brisbane Gun Club also has shooting accessories available for purchase from the clubhouse. Whether you are in need of shooting glasses, earmuffs, a new hat or a towel, we have you covered. You can also purchase cleaning agents and equipment to keep your shotgun sparkly clean. See 'Visit this Website' link above. Brisbane Gun Club is open the following days: Thursday 10am to 5pm Friday 10am to 5pm Saturday 9am to 5pm Address; Brisbane Gun Club PO Box 330 CARINA Q 4152 Mt. Petrie Road BELMONT Q 4153

We shoot most of the Pistol disciplines available, including IPSC and Single Action (Western). Where are we? Head north approximately 3 km from Crows Nest along the New England Highway towards Cooyar/Kingaroy you will see signs Pit Road and Pistol Club. Turn right and travel up Pit Road approximately 2.5 km until you see the large timber sign marked Crows Nest Pistols Club. Turn right over the grid and follow the fence line turning left over the next grid. The ranges are at the top of the hill. See 'Visit this Website' link above. Western Action is held regularly so see the Programme to get to see how the cowboys did it, come along and have a go. Contact Person Name: Chris Murdoch Contact Person Position: Secretary Email (organisation): c.n.p.c@hotmail.com Postal Address: PO Box 46 Town: Crows Nest State: QLD Postcode: 4355