Caboolture Clay Target Club
Caboolture Clay Target Club, Burpengary QLD: DTL, skeet, 5 Stand and sporting clays. Sunday competitions, practice Thu–Sat, gun hire. Est. 1992.
About Caboolture Clay Target Club
Caboolture Clay Target Club (CCTC) was established in 1992 and is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run club north of Brisbane, on Uhlmann Road at Burpengary. It is affiliated with ACTA and also states SSAA membership.
The ground has four DTL layouts, three skeet layouts, a permanent 5 Stand, a simulated-field sporting clays course and a novice layout for beginners. The clubhouse serves light refreshments, has a licensed bar and food on competition days, and there is a playground and covered shade. Club guns can be hired and ammunition bought on site; EFTPOS is available (no cash out).
Shoot days
- 1st Sunday: DTL, 9:00am (ACTA members only)
- 2nd Sunday: skeet, 9:00am (ACTA members only)
- 3rd Sunday: closed
- 4th Sunday: sporting clays, 8:30am
- 5th Sunday: special event shoots when applicable
Practice for licensed shooters runs Thursday 9:00am–2:30pm (skeet and DTL), and Friday and Saturday 10:30am–3:30pm (skeet, DTL and 5 Stand).
Joining
The club has a booklet for beginners and runs firearms safety courses. Use the enquiry button on this page to ask about practice, gun hire or the next course.
More: shooting clubs in Queensland, DTL, skeet, 5 Stand, sporting clays, ACTA. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Metropolitan Pistol Club (about 44 km), Brisbane Sporting Clays (about 45 km), Brisbane Pistol Club (about 45 km).
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