Port Pirie Pistol & Shooting Club Inc is a pistol club in Port Pirie, South Australia, with its ground at 1176 Spencer Hwy. It is affiliated with the South Australian Revolver & Pistol Association (SARPA).
The club runs three sessions a week:
The specific pistol disciplines shot at each session aren't published, so check with the club before turning up.
It is a separate club from Port Pirie Gun Club (clay target, on Aerodrome Road) and Port Pirie Rifle Club.
More pistol shooting in South Australia and other SARPA clubs. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Port Augusta Pistol Club Inc (about 82 km), Adelaide Pistol & Shooting Club (about 146 km).
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