Kingaroy Clay Target Club Inc.
Kingaroy Clay Target Club, QLD: DTL trap on five layouts near Kingaroy airport. Monthly shoot 1st Sunday, 9:30am. Est. 1952.
About Kingaroy Clay Target Club Inc.
Kingaroy Clay Target Club was established in 1952 and shoots Down-the-Line trap. The ground is at the corner of Goodger Road and Aerodrome Road, opposite the south-west corner of Kingaroy airport, and has five DTL layouts with ProMatic 12-volt traps. The club is affiliated with ACTA and sits in the QCTA Western Zone.
Shoot days
- Monthly shoot: 1st Sunday of each month, 9:30am
- Practice: the Saturday before the monthly shoot from 1pm, and the 3rd Wednesday of the month from 4pm (sometimes a night shoot)
The club also runs an annual shoot each January or February and the occasional night shoot, and has hosted Western Zone trap carnivals and Queensland Police and Services shoots.
Joining
Current fees and the shoot calendar are on the club's website.
More Queensland clubs, plus DTL listings and other ACTA clubs. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: South Burnett Pistol Club (about 5 km), Toogoolawah Clay Target Club (about 76 km), Dalby Gun Club Inc. (about 87 km).
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