PERTH FREMANTLE RIFLE CLUB

Welcome to our website
At Perth Fremantle Rifle Club we enjoy our sport - competitive target rifle shooting
Shooting in a safe and controlled environment
We aim to excel in all aspects of our sport

Rifle Range Location

Breaking News

The 2018 shooting calendar up to the 22 December 2018.
See Calendar

Targets in at 1.00pm
Muster at 12.30pm - main Bar
To register and pay range fees
Shooting to starts at 1.30pm

Australian Target Magazine is now electronic

Standard Shooting Rules

Photo Gallery

Why consider shooting

It is a lifetime sport

It is conducted in a safe and controlled environment

It has equality - all genders complete together.

It has a great social atmosphere - both on and off the range.

Members weekly range fee have now been set at $20.00
This is made up of
$15.00 - to go to the WARA for the general running and upkeep of the range and to cover a proportion of the caretakers wages.
$5.00 will go to the Club
Visitors please see the FAQ page for costs.

On Saturday 23 June 2018 PFRC took the opportunity to joint the State Target Rifle Squad and the Pinjar Foodies to recognise the following long standing members for their achievements in our sport:

60 years plus of active membership and shooting:
Stan Connell and Lawrie Ward.

To Award a 50 Year Certificate of membership:
Des Tyler.

It is a testament to the sport of rifle shooting that allows participants to continue to be completive and be active members for much of their adult life.
The club wishes to thank Stan, Lawrie and Des for their dedication to their chosen sport, service to the club and associations and looks forward to having them around and enjoying their company for many more years to come.

Other News
The State FTR team challenged the SSAA WA Perth Fly Shooters to a shoot at 900m.
The SSAA Perth Fly Shooters accepted and on the 23rd June the inaugural reciprocal shoot was held.
The two teams shot for a new trophy but very old cup -
From the archives bowels of Perth Fremantle Rifle Club a cup (more like a challis) was found with the inscription
Perth Rifle Club
won by
W P Tobais
April 1904
On some discussion among the Perth Fremantle members it was agreed that this cup be given a new lease of life and connect the past with the present and so a new trophy has been born.

The Fly&Bull Challenge Cup
Coached 5 person teams, shooting at Pinjar WARA 900m (The Bulls) and at SSAA WA 500m (The Fly's).
The Challenge Cup will be a reciprocal event in which the teams will alternate between the two home ranges.

Results of the first Challenge:
Bull's by 2 points
It is going to be very interesting for the Bull's on the return leg at the Home of the Fly's

Fly's
Coach - G Doney

Anthony Penny = 118.7
Dan MacDonald = 117.10
Ness Bliss = 115.6
Paul Patterman = 112.5
John Hawkins = 106.7

Total Score = 568.35

Bull's
Coach - Steve Brown and Warwick Brown

Peter Sproule = 120.3
Steve Brown = 118.8
David Bliss = 113.8
Alex Timms = 110.7
Nathan Mann = 109.3

Total Score = 570.29

Perth Fremantle Rifle Club's inaugural Night/Day picnic shoot.
Shooting for the first time at night with a two 300m 10 shot applications shoot , followed on Sunday morning with a 500m 10 shot application and 800m 15 shot application.

Thankyou to the members (both non shooting and shooting members that worked Friday, Saturday and Sunday) and competitors that made the weekend a success. Thanks to the Pinjar Foodies (the Tuckey's and our own Members) with assistance with the Catering and the Bar staff (Trevor and Jodie) and the Stat's (Chris) for their contribution to making Saturday night and Sunday morning a great two days of shooting, eating and socialising.

The Club was pleased with the outcome of the Saturday night and will continue to work to make night shooting a regular event during the year to come.

The Grand Aggregate Winners