Redcliffe City Clay Target Club
Redcliffe City Clay Target Club: DTL and Compak sporting at Clontarf QLD. Saturday practice 9:30am–2pm; competition third Sunday monthly.
About Redcliffe City Clay Target Club
Redcliffe City Clay Target Club shoots down-the-line (DTL) and Compak sporting at Duffield Road Park, 267 Duffield Road, Clontarf, on the Redcliffe Peninsula. The ground is at the western end of Duffield Road, reached from Snook Street.
The range has three DTL layouts and two Compak layouts, plus a shot curtain that the club describes as the only operational one in Queensland. The club doesn't shoot skeet. Ammunition is sold at the ground.
Shoot days
Practice is every Saturday from 9:30am to 2pm. The monthly competition is on the third Sunday, shot as either DTL or sporting (Compak).
Joining
Come and Try sessions, DTL and sporting coaching, and corporate events are run by appointment, and unlicensed shooters are taken by appointment. Use the enquiry button on this page to arrange a visit.
The club is affiliated with ACTA and the Queensland Clay Target Association, and is also listed as a Sporting Clays Australia affiliate.
See more shooting clubs in Queensland, ACTA-affiliated clubs, Sporting Clays Australia clubs and down-the-line clubs.
Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Caboolture Clay Target Club (about 16 km), Murrumba Pistol Club (about 24 km), Brisbane Gun Club (about 30 km).
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Frequently asked questions
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