Great club, staff are friendly. Neil is always helpful👍
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The Ipswich City Pistol Club is a vibrant indoor shooting range in Queensland, perfect for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts. They offer a supportive community focused on safe pistol shooting, skill development, and friendly competitions. You can join the club, attend firearms safety training courses, and enjoy a unique, beginner-friendly experience. It’s a great place to learn, improve your accuracy, and become part of a team passionate about the sport.
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Great club, staff are friendly. Neil is always helpful👍
Great place loads of fun. Friendly staff and helpful as well
Bloke behind the counter was condescending then told me I couldn’t shoot there because I’m not a SSAA or ICPC member- which their website says otherwise, there’s even prices listed for non-members. Don’t waste your time, go support a club that has good customer service.
First time visiting the club I was greeted by Neil. He was polite, professional, whilst explaining the rules and process perfectly. 10/10 would recommend to anyone looking to have a few shots.
Highly recommend anyone looking to get licensed, friendly and close knit team here will help you as much as they can.
To join, you'll need to submit an application form after obtaining a 'Statement of Eligibility' from the Queensland Police Service and providing two character references. Unlicensed shooters must book in advance for visits, and you need to be an SSAA member to utilize the club facilities.
Basic membership is $170.00, which includes additional range fees of $12.00. Alternatively, a Range Pass is $120.00 with no additional range fees. Junior membership for those under 18 is $50.00. SSAA members from other pistol clubs can use our range for a $15.00 fee.
Yes, we provide Weapons Act Safety Courses, including Category A/B and Category H, led by our qualified instructors. Bookings and advance payment are essential to secure your spot.
Our club strictly follows the National Firearms Safety Code, which includes critical rules such as treating every firearm as if it's loaded, always ensuring your firing zone is clear, never pointing a firearm at another person, and keeping your finger off the trigger until you're ready to shoot.
Licensed visiting shooters and authorized visitors are welcome. If you are an unlicensed shooter, you must book in advance. Please note, membership with SSAA is required to use the ICPC facilities.
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