Richmond River Gun Club Inc.
Richmond River Gun Club, Monaltrie near Lismore NSW: DTL, skeet, sporting clays, ball trap and universal trench. Shoot days and practice times.
About Richmond River Gun Club Inc.
Richmond River Gun Club shoots DTL, skeet, sporting clays, ball trap and universal trench at its ground on Wyrallah Road, Monaltrie, near Lismore. The club owns the whole facility, having bought 17 hectares from Lismore City Council to complete it.
The club has been going for more than sixty years at various locations and has been on its present ground for over forty. It describes itself as a family-based clay target facility rather than an open gun range, and members are expected to take part in competition.
Shoot days
- 1st Saturday, 10am: universal trench / ball trap
- 2nd Friday, 6pm: DTL night shoot (September to March)
- 3rd Sunday, 9:30am: DTL
- 4th Saturday, 10am: skeet
- 5th Sunday, 9:30am: sporting
Practice runs every Wednesday from 10am to 2pm. The club also runs a two-day DTL open shoot, held in May in 2026.
Joining
The club is affiliated with NSWCTA (Northern Zone) and ACTA. Membership enquiries go through the enquiry button on this page or the club's website.
More shotgun sports clubs in New South Wales, and more on DTL, skeet, sporting clays and ACTA.
Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Tyagarah Clay Target Club Inc. (about 37 km), Grafton Clay Target Club Inc. (about 94 km), Grafton Rifle Club (about 94 km).
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