Moonie Sports Club Inc.

Moonie Sports Club, Moonie QLD: DTL trap (shooting as Moonie Clay Target Club) on a four-trap layout behind the sports club. Monthly shoots.

Moonie Sports Club Inc.
Moonie Sports Club Inc.
Behind Moonie Sports Club, Moonie QLD 4406
Queensland landscape (placeholder image)
Moonie Sports Club Inc.

About Moonie Sports Club Inc.

Moonie Sports Club is the town's multi-sport community club and the ACTA-affiliated body for clay target shooting in Moonie. On the shooting side it competes and reports results as Moonie Clay Target Club. The trap ground is behind the sports club, and the club sits in the QCTA Western Zone.

The layout is Down-the-Line trap: four traps, each with a different background. The sports club marked its 60th anniversary in March 2024 with the opening of a new pavilion.

Shoot days

The club holds monthly club shoots; confirm dates before travelling. It also runs a Memorial Shoot and a Christmas Shoot. The 2025 Christmas Shoot closed the season with 47 competitors, the 2026 Memorial Shoot drew 38, and a two-day shoot in August 2026 brought shooters from across the region and beyond the Western Zone.

More Queensland clubs, plus DTL listings and other ACTA clubs. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Condamine Gun Club Inc. (about 89 km), Goondiwindi Gun Club Inc (about 89 km), Dalby Gun Club Inc. (about 105 km).

Shooting Diciplines

Shoot and practice days

Shoot days
Monthly club shoots (confirm dates with the club); also a Memorial Shoot and a Christmas Shoot
Practice days
Moonie Sports Club Inc.

Club information

Behind Moonie Sports Club, Moonie QLD 4406
Moonie Sports Club Inc.

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