The Eric Burey Memorial Range is home to ‘The Muckadilla Rifle Club’. The club promotes the challenges and joys of Long Range Rifle Competition (aka Fullbore Rifle Comp). This is rifle shooting conducted on approved rifle ranges, under strict standard shooting rules, at distances from 300 yards or meters, to 900 meters and 1000 yards.

Goondiwindi Rifle Club – located on the QLD/NSW border.

Darling Downs Rifle Club – Toowoomba’s oldest sporting club. Featuring Long range target shooting, Field and Rimfire and Practical Rifle matches.

Pratten Rifle Club​ located on Rifle Range Road, Pratten QLD. Weekly shoots from 300y to 900y in TR, FSD, FO & FTR.

Southern Downs Rifle Club – shoots at the Risdon Rifle Range just outside of Warwick.

The home of long range precision rifle shooting at Dalby on the beautiful Darling Downs, Queensland, Australia.

Crows Nest Goombungee Rifle Club- located Whichello OLD 4352 (TR, FSTD, FO, FTR)

Gatton Glenore Grove Rifle Club – located 602 Woodlands Road, Gatton. We shoot from 300 yards to 900 yards! (TR, FSTD, FO, FTR)

Ipswich & District Rifle Club is located on SSAA’s ‘Stewartdale‘ Target Sports Complex at Ripley in Ipswich, Queensland, Australia (approximately 40 minutes west of Brisbane and only 40 minutes drive from the Belmont Shooting Complex, the home of the  Queensland Rifle Association). Ipswich & District Rifle Club is also conveniently located just 15 minutes drive from both the RAAF Base Amberley and Springfield’s Orion Shopping Centre.

The Murwillumbah Rifle Club was formed on the 1 October, 1901, and was affiliated with the Deputy Assistant Adjutant General (DAAG), to provide civilians with the opportunity to practice and improve their marksmanship in support of the defense of Australia. With a history of 115 years, the Murwillumbah Rifle Club today is affiliated with the Queensland Rifle Association (QRA) and offers shooters many varied opportunities to shoot, catering for shooters at all levels from beginner to the experienced. Target Rifle Shooting has developed into the modern competitive sport we see today, through local club competitions, Club Open Prize Meets, State Queens, National Queens, World Championships and Commonwealth Games.