M.D.R.A. clubs came together for their fixtures – coached team events. It seems there were some interesting conditions at times as a few wind coaches shook their head in disbelief.
Darryl and Paul have shot extremely well to take out their grades in the Lou Hook in Darwin! They’ll be centre stage at the NTRA Queens over the 11-13 June!
A great weekend of shooting across the various QRA affiliated clubs: from full-bore to sporter/hunter our shooters were showing their skills!
Natives Club member, Kristine Crawford, has stormed home with a 3rd Stage win to take out the NQRA F-Class Standard Queens! Kristine’s daughter, Jessica, and husband, Bob, have finished 4th
WORLD WAR I QRA RIFLEMAN – Private Arthur Laughton HALLIDAY
ARTHUR HALLIDAY MEMORIAL SHIELD – At the monthly meeting of the Q.R.A. Council held on Monday 21st October 1918, Major Woods attended and handed over the shield and badges won
Member update regarding QRA Secretary, QRA Governance Sub-committee, QRA Annual General Meeting, Members’ Forum on 26 March, City v Country, Champion of Champions (26-27 March).
Member update regarding the Board meeting, Members’ Forum on 26 March, City v Country, Champion of Champions and the AGM.
Attend this year’s ANZAC Day and be part of the commemorations at the Armistice Centenary War Memorial on the 25th of April 2022. New this year, there will be a
To state the obvious we have had significant rainfall which has adversely impacted the range and surrounds. The sealed roads are generally in reasonable condition with potholes being repaired as
QRA clubs enjoyed a massive weekend of shooting from the Duncan Range and International Ranges in Brisbane to its regional centres.
John Killian passed away at 0942hrs on the 16th January 2022 in hospital in the England after a short illness. John was well known to many international shooters who visited
We have had to take the decision to reduce trading at the QStore due to COVID.
It’s that time of the year again where we look forward to a break in our events and set our sights on the coming year. 2021 has been another one
Our sport of target shooting may be offered to vaccinated and unvaccinated people. Many clubs will have a club house in some form. This often stores club documentation and
Armistice Centenary War Memorial (ACWM), Belmont’s hidden gem – an attractive and peaceful place for public commemoration and private reflection. How it all began. The links to our military –
Marty realised a true passion for the sport and its people and changed the lives of many. “He taught us to look out for each other – work together –
Staff and volunteers are hard at work ensuring the Complex’s Armistice Centenary War Memorial is at its very best for the Remembrance Day service on Thursday the 11th of November
An exciting joint venture between the Queensland Rife Association and the University of Queensland gives students an exclusive opportunity. As part of the curriculum of the bachelor degree of Criminology
QRA State Championships in Pictures – TR/A: SHANE ABOOD – (ALBERT & CENTRAL), TR/B: ISAAC BRININ – (NATIVES), TR/C: REILLY PITT – (NATIVES), F STD A: ANDREW MCKILLOP – (PACIFIC),
Belmont Shooting Complex
The Queensland Rifle Association fosters target rifle shooting and firearms training through our clubs. Different classes of rifle shooting are conducted by our Clubs under the Standard Shooting Rules (SSRs) of the National Rifle Association of Australia (NRAA).
Belmont Shooting Complex
Queensland Rifle Association acknowledges the support of the Department of Tourism, Innovation and Sport. Through this financial support QRA is able to deliver a number of programs designed to meet the goals of Queensland Government’s Activate! Queensland Strategy.
