FACTC conducts regular DTL, Skeet and ISSF Trap Shooting competitions each month. The club is also open to members for practice at the nominated times. New members are welcome – Inquiries can be made in person, by phone or through our website. ...........See 'Visit this Website' link above..............Practice Shooting Times: Wednesday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Saturday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM, Sunday 10:00 AM – 6:00 PM Limited practice only during competition shoot times. Competition Shoots, ACTA Events: DTL & ISSF Trap – 1st and 3rd Sundays of the month, Skeet 3rd Sunday each month, Commences 11:00 AM. Simulated Field & Game: VFGA Simulated Field & Game shooting is conducted on the 2nd Saturday and 4th Sunday of the month – conducted by Frankston VFGA Branch. Practice: Thursdays from 12:00 PM. Club Rooms: Our rooms consist of a large hall, office, kitchen, bar, toilets & showers – everything a club needs and ideal for functions, both club and private. The club caters for four main shooting disciplines: DTL 6 grounds, ISSF Trap 2 grounds, Skeet 4 grounds, Five Stand 1 Layout. Club location: 123 Rossiter Rd, Frankston, Vic.

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

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 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

The Endeavour Pistol Club participates in various disciplines of sports shooting. The club currently has approximately 80 members, ranging from juniors to seniors, both women and men. The club participates in matches such as Service, Rim Fire, Centre Fire, Metallic Silhouette and Air Pistol. The club is also affiliated with the SSAA. We encourage safe friendly competition. The Endeavour Pistol Club was founded in 1994. At that time the members were without a range of their own so a range in the Rocks area was hired for the first Saturday of every month. Members also competed at other venues within NSW. In 1998, with the assistance of Government funding from the Department of NSW Sports and Recreation and Dedicated members the Kirrawee Air Pistol Range was completed and officially opened by the honourable MP Danna Vale. The Club also uses a modern indoor live range in Botany, Sydney where it conducts the live fire Club Championships twice a year as well as monthly matches. The Kirrawee Air Pistol Range has 10 shooting bays, goods for sale, ample parking and also caters for disabled persons. It operates Monday and Wednesday evenings and is run by committee members. With steady growth, the club has grown to approximately 80 financial members. New membership queries are always welcome. See 'Visit this Website' link above. Postal address PO Box 3021, Kirrawee NSW 2232 General Information: endeavourpistolclub@gmail.com Phone 0413 101 871