Texas Clay Target Club Inc.

Texas Clay Target Club: DTL trap shooting about 7 km east of Texas, QLD. Monthly competition on the 4th Sunday from 8:30am; practice by appointment.

Texas Clay Target Club Inc.
Texas Clay Target Club Inc.
Potters Lane, off the Riverton–Tenterfield Road, about 7 km east of Texas QLD 4385
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Texas Clay Target Club Inc.

About Texas Clay Target Club Inc.

Texas Clay Target Club is an ACTA trap club. The ground is on Potters Lane, off the Riverton–Tenterfield Road about 7 km east of Texas; turn right at the sign at South Gully.

Shoot days

Monthly competition is on the 4th Sunday with an 8:30am start, and December brings a Christmas shoot. Some monthly shoots carry memorial events. Practice is by appointment.

The club has also run social events; a Texas Rodeo-themed Ladies Night was held in 2025.

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More Queensland clubs, ACTA clubs and DTL shooting. Nearby on Find Shooting Clubs: Ballandean Clay Target Club Inc. (about 63 km), Goondiwindi Gun Club Inc (about 99 km), Inverell RSM Clay Target Club (about 101 km).

Shoot and practice days

Shoot days
4th Sunday of each month, 8:30am start (Christmas shoot in December)
Practice days
By appointment
Texas Clay Target Club Inc.

Club information

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Potters Lane, off the Riverton–Tenterfield Road, about 7 km east of Texas QLD 4385
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