Dysart Gun Club Inc.

Dysart Gun Club: Down-the-Line trap and Tower on Saraji Road, Dysart QLD. Monthly DTL competition on the 1st Sunday; practice by arrangement.

Dysart Gun Club Inc.
Dysart Gun Club Inc.
Saraji Road, Dysart QLD 4745
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Dysart Gun Club Inc.

About Dysart Gun Club Inc.

Dysart Gun Club is an ACTA-affiliated clay target club in Central Queensland's Bowen Basin. Its ground is on Saraji Road, Dysart, and it shoots Down-the-Line (DTL) trap and Tower.

Shoot days

The club holds a monthly DTL competition on the 1st Sunday of each month, starting at 9:00am. Practice is by arrangement with the club.

Joining

To arrange practice or ask about membership, use the enquiry button on this page or the club's Facebook page.

See more shotgun sports in Queensland, plus Down-the-Line and ACTA listings.

Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Clermont Clay Target Club Inc (about 76 km), Gemfields Gun Club (about 128 km), Blackwater Clay Target Club Inc (about 143 km).

Shooting Diciplines

Shoot and practice days

Shoot days
1st Sunday of each month — DTL competition, 9:00am
Practice days
By arrangement with the club
Dysart Gun Club Inc.

Club information

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Saraji Road, Dysart QLD 4745
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