Eastern Amateur Pistol Club Inc
Eastern Amateur Pistol Club, Burnside SA: 25m/50m pistol, air pistol, Service, WA1500 and Metallic Silhouette since 1952. Not taking new members.
About Eastern Amateur Pistol Club Inc
Eastern Amateur Pistol Club is not currently taking new membership applications. The club refers people looking for somewhere to shoot to the South Australian Revolver & Pistol Association (SARPA) to find another club.
Established in 1952, the club offers a near-city location for outdoor live-fire matches and indoor air pistol, with 50m, 25m and 10m ranges, a clubroom and a BBQ area. It is in the Burnside council area and leases part of Chambers Gully Reserve on Waterfall Gully Road, Greenhill.
Disciplines
The club is approved by SA Police for 25m and 50m pistol, 10m air pistol, Service Pistol, WA1500, 25m and 50m Metallic Silhouette, and 25m and 50m smallbore and centrefire rifle. Licensed instructors run licence training and coaches are available. Children over 14 can shoot under parental supervision.
More shooting clubs in South Australia and pistol shooting clubs.
Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: South Australian Pistol & Shooting Club Inc (about 7 km), Adelaide Universities Regiment Rifle and Pistol Club (about 17 km), Elizabeth Pistol & Shooting Club Inc (about 24 km).
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