Grafton Clay Target Club Inc.
Grafton Clay Target Club shoots DTL, Ball Trap, Tower and 5 Stand at Alumy Creek, Grafton NSW. Club shoot 2nd Sunday monthly. ACTA affiliated.
About Grafton Clay Target Club Inc.
Grafton Clay Target Club shoots Down the Line (DTL), Ball Trap, Tower and 5 Stand at its ground at 604 Lawrence Road, Alumy Creek, Grafton. The club is affiliated with ACTA and appears in the NSW Clay Target Association calendar.
The club runs the Grafton Jacaranda Classic, timed to the jacaranda flowering. Limited camping is available at the ground.
Shoot days
- Club shoot: 2nd Sunday of each month, 10am start.
- Practice: 1st Saturday of each month, 10am to 3pm, plus the 5th Saturday where there is one.
Joining
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More DTL, Ball Trap and 5 Stand clubs, other ACTA clubs and shotgun sports in New South Wales. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Grafton Rifle Club (about 3 km, a separate rifle club), Coffs Harbour Clay Target Club (about 64 km), Coffs Harbour Rifle Club (about 70 km).
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