Welcome to our new website
At Perth Fremantle Rile Club we enjoy our sport - competitive target shooting
Shooting in a safe and controlled environment
We aim to excel in all aspects of our sport
First official club shoot to count towards club championship points.
7 March 2015 - 300, 500 and 600yards - two applications at each range

Please arrive at 8.30am at to assist with range set up - shooting starts at 9.00am
AGM - 7 March 2015 - after the completion of the days shooting. 

Please bring food and refreshments for the days shooting as there is no canteen facilities.
Water is also limited at this range so bring your own water.
Remember to take home all your rubbish - tread lightly and leave nothing behind.

First shoot at Bindoon Rifle Range - 7 February 2015
Take the drive  -  you will not be disappointed
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Shooting under cover - 600yards
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You can stand up under cover
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Parking and shade behind the mound
What Days Do We Shoot  
  • Saturday mornings and if you want, shoot with Bindoon Rifle Club on Sunday morning.
  • Start time 8.30am
  • From Mid February to Mid  December.
Where  is the Range -
Bindoon Rifle Club
  • LOT 11197 (665) Mooliabeenee Rd Mooliabeenee WA 6504, Australia-31.332719, 116.019312
What you may need
  • Shooting is outdoors -good sun protection is advised -  A wide brim hat, sunglassess and sunscreen.
  • Ear protection is required - earmuffs or earplugs.
  • Club Rifle - The club has a club rifle that you may use, you will need to purchase ammunition which is available at the range.
  • Minimum age - 14 years and older (all new shooters will be under supervision at all times)
Target shooting disciplines

Fullbore Target Rifle Shooting
  • Fullbore Target Rifle involves a prone position (lying down), single shot precision shooting using 'iron' aperture sights at 'round bull' target at distances from 300 to 1000 yards, or 300 to 900 metres.  

FClass Rifle Shooting
  • FClass is shot with the aid of a front rest or bi pod and rear bag, with aiming achieved through a telescopic sight
 
Under the Standard Shooting rules Target, FClass standard and FClass Target Rifle only  two calibres can be used, 7.62mm (.308) and 5.65mm (.223). 

FClass Open 
  • Commonly refered to as FOpen is also shot with the aid of a front rest or bi pod and rear bag, with aiming achieved through a telescopic sight. However this discipline allows the shooter to use any calibre up to 8mm.