Hahndorf Rifle Club is a unique and friendly shooting club located in the Adelaide hills near the main street of Hahndorf - Corner Windsor Avenue and Totness Avenue. Competition shooting is conducted in a sitting position using a vertical post for rifle guidance or done prone. Both rifle scopes or aperture sights can be used. Centrefire targets are set at 200 yards, Rimfire targets at 100 yards. Competitions are held on most Saturdays of the year with Centrefire shoots typically on the 1st and 3rd weeks of the month and Rimfire shoots on the 2nd and 4th. Special competitions and events occur throughout the year including black powder, service rifles and the club's flagship event, the 'Kingshoot' which occurs late December. Rimfire shoots are limited to 22LR only. Gates open around 10:30am with competitions starting at 1 pm, visitors are welcome. ....See 'Visit this Website' link above.........Address: PO Box 176, Hahndorf, S.A. 5245. Phone: 0404815867. Email: info@hahndorfrifleclub.org

The club was formed because the style of shooting wanted by the people present (IHMSA and IPSC), was not available at existing clubs in the area. Land for the range was made available by one of the members. This was situated in a dry creek bed within a deep gully affording a natural safety barrier for stray bullets. Because of the roughness of the terrain a lot of work was needed to make the area usable. The Mannum Council assisted with heavy machinery. The Club has grown steadily and became incorporated in June 1990. As the membership grew so more styles of shooting were introduced and it now caters for a wide variety of shooters. Over the last few years membership has remained stable at around 65 members with some of these coming from as far away as Adelaide and Elizabeth. In July 1998 the Club purchased the land it was leasing, making it one of the very few clubs in the state to own it’s own land. By doing this the future of the Club is ensured for as long as the laws allow the sport to continue. As soon as the deal was completed, excavation of the side of the gully began, resulting in the range from the 100yd mark to the 200yd was widened significantly to facilitate a much better bench rest rifle range. In May 2008 a building development began in direct line of fire. Although it was approximately 2 kilometers away, Firearms branch restricted the type of shooting that could be conducted on the range until such time as suitable baffles were erected so as to prevent any projectiles from leaving the range. Theses were completed in June 2009 and after inspection by Firearms Branch full shooting rights were restored. Mannum is situated about 36k north of Murray Bridge and 90k east of Adelaide. The range is just off Long Gully Rd behind the Engine museum.....See ' Visit this website' link above............SECRETARY: Rick Pitman. Fax: 08/85321938. Email: madpasc@madpasc.org.au

Our Association comprises 13 clubs throughout South Australia, 8 being situated in the metropolitan area of Adelaide and 5 in country areas. Their members are always pleased to welcome visitors and new members. While a Firearms license is required to purchase and use your own rifle and ammunition, no Firearms License is required when shooting in one of our clubs as a visitor as you will be under the supervision of a Licensed club official. Members in our clubs all range from those who are keenly competitive, to the very social shooter, and most clubs are supportive and provide for all members requirements. Most clubs have a number of target rifles and other equipment for their visitors to use. All clubs have coaches and range officials who will ensure that a new visitor can safely enjoy the sport under their supervision. Select a club below to find out what they can offer you. .....See Website Link above.............Telephone: (08) 8347 2488, Fax: (08) 8347 2477 Postal Address: 132-134 Wingfield Rd, Wingfield 5013, Electronic Mail: General information - admin@targetriflesa.com State Secretary- secretary@targetriflesa.com, Competition entry - entries@targetriflesa.com

The South Australian Clay Target Association (SACTA) is divided into three zones within South Australia. These zones are the Eastern, Central and Western Zone. Each of these zones has a number of clubs under their umbrella with each zone having annual elections to appoint a committee and members to the State Executive of SACTA. There are twenty two clubs registered within South Australia. To contact each of the clubs, please visit the website. For Club information and programs See WEBSITE LINK ABOVE .All clubs are reminded that the only persons allowed on the tracks whilst shooting is taking place are competitors, referees, scorers and authorised persons. Spectators and children are NOT permitted on the shooting tracks for their own safety. All members are reminded that whilst at a clay target facility they must comply with the safe storage of firearms and ammunition. All firearms and ammunition must be locked away from access to unauthorised persons (when not in use). South Australia Police Firearms Section advise that they are undertaking unannounced venue audits of all facilities in South Australia. It is requested that all members comply for the safety of all persons attending our sport. It has come to the attention of SACTA that some persons that are undertaking clay target practice and competition, are acting in an unsafe manner whilst on the tracks. All members and those that are attending a facility, are reminded that at all times when moving from lane 5 to lane 1 in Trap, that the firearm must be unloaded whilst pointed down range, prior to turning and moving. At no time- in any discipline - is a person to turn and point the muzzle at another competitor or behind the firing line. All firearms are to be in a 'safe' - 'unloaded' state whilst a member is not on the firing line and competing. Contact Secretary C/- Post Office Box 326, Jamestown SA 5491, Australia, 0417 870 745

Opened on July 7th 1966, our club has over 100 members. We are located 4km north of Albury NSW, on the State border with Victoria and our sister city Wodonga. On the majestic Murray River which winds its way through alpine terrain to the east and fertile river plains to the west, the Albury-Wodonga statistical region has a population of over 106,000 and is the major stopping point on the Hume freeway which links Melbourne and Sydney. Albury-Wodonga is at the centre of the Sydney-Melbourne-Adelaide triangle where 75% of all Australians live. We are 325kms from Melbourne, 338km from Canberra, and 553km from Sydney. We are served by an airport with direct flights from major cities, and we are on the main rail line from Sydney to Melbourne. The mission of the Hume Pistol Club is to provide the opportunity for members to receive coaching instruction and guidance; to provide a safe place to enjoy target shooting; to provide organised safe competitions; to promote good sportsmanship and fellowship; and to provide facilities where families may do these activities together. The Hume Pistol Club Committee of Management encourages safety, honesty, self-discipline, leadership, and sportsmanship. ..........See WEBSITE LINK ABOVE............Phone the Secretary: 0409 326 947, or the Postal address: PO Box 90 Lavington NSW 2641, Email: info@humepistolclub.com.au Club Address: 794 Urana Rd, Lavington NSW 2641.