Clubs and volunteers
The welcoming face at the gate, the person maintaining the grounds and the people running events all help make participation possible.
A sport. A skill. A community.
Sport shooting brings people together through practice, friendly competition and the satisfaction of improving. Your first conversation can start at a local club.
SPORT SHOOTING
Find the discipline that interests you.
Clay targets, rifle, pistol and other target disciplines each have their own events, equipment and club culture. Start by asking a club what they offer and how newcomers can visit.
More than a day at the range.
The people behind the sport deserve to be part of its story.
Learning and belonging
Experienced club members can explain how their discipline works and what to expect, so a newcomer has someone to ask.
Local businesses
Dealers, coaches, suppliers and regional services are part of the wider community that supports the sport.
Your first visit starts with a question.
Contact the club before attending. Ask about visitor days, any booking or eligibility requirements, supervision, costs and what to bring. Confirm the arrangements for your circumstances with the club.
Understand the licensing process →Help tell your club’s story.
We want to hear about the people, projects and experiences that make Tasmanian clubs worth joining.
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