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The Warrnambool Rifle Club, established in 1886, is a reputable sports club located in the Duram Park target complex at 200 Buckleys Rd. Allansford, Victoria. As one of the oldest rifle clubs in the region, it offers a range of shooting activities and a welcoming community for both experienced and novice shooters.
At the Warrnambool Rifle Club, members have the opportunity to sight in their rifles, engage in load development, participate in serious target shooting, shoot at steel gongs, or simply socialise with fellow shooting enthusiasts. The club welcomes individuals of all skill levels to join and enjoy the sport in a supportive and friendly environment.
For the latest shooting times and dates, members can refer to the club's Facebook page. Regular updates and announcements are communicated through this platform for convenience and easy access to information related to shooting events and activities.
Membership application forms are available for download on the club's website. To become a member, interested individuals can download the form, fill in their personal details, pay the appropriate fees (banking details are provided), and then either scan or take a photo to send the completed form via email. Alternatively, individuals can opt to print the form and submit it in person during their visit to the Duram Park Rifle Range.
Visitors to the club's website can also explore the photo gallery, providing a visual glimpse into the club's activities and events. The Warrnambool Rifle Club takes pride in its rich history and vibrant community, as showcased through these captured moments.
For any further inquiries or information, individuals can contact the club via email at warrnamboolrifleclub@gmail. Com or by sending correspondence to Warrnambool Rifle Club, PO Box 586, Warrnambool, VIC 3280, Australia.
The Warrnambool Rifle Club is committed to providing a safe and engaging environment for rifle shooting enthusiasts. With its long-standing history and dedicated members, the club aims to uphold its tradition while fostering a sense of camaraderie among shooters.