Royal Australian Naval Reserve Rifle Club Inc.

Club Approval:

(Rifle) 405671793
(Pistol) 408765779
(Hunting) 408765763

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2024 Navy Pistol Club IPSC Open - Hill Top

The two day Navy IPSC comp held at Hill Top on Saturday 14th and Sunday 15th September was very successful and exhausting.
A big thank you to the members that took a day off from work to come out on Friday and help with setting up the 12 stages required to run a premier event like this, that are made possible by members selfless contributions.
Big Thank you to George for then also being the  RO on both days and then taking down the twelve stages at the end this would have made for a very tiring weekend.

This was the second time our Navy Club was given the privilege of running a two day IPSC comp at Hill Top, it shows how far our Club has come and the trust given to the Navy Club.

RESULTS – 2024 Navy Pistol Club IPSC Open – Hill Top Range

RANRRC Upcoming Events Calendar

RANRRC is using Google Calendar
Our club days are 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month!
“TBA” next to an event indicates it is Not Confirmed.
“CANCELLED” indicates the event is Cancelled.

The entire calendar can be added to yours by clicking the Blue + in the bottom right hand corner of the calendar.

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Explore Our Diverse Shooting Disciplines

The Royal Australian Naval Reserve Rifle Club (RANRRC) is an active rifle, pistol, rimfire metallic silhoutte and shotgun club located in Sydney. We hold regular Rifle and Pistol club training events and competitions that attract precision target rifle shooters.

Service Rifle/Pistol

Participate in service rifle, pistol competitions and training that promote, emphasise individual marksmanship and tactical skills.

Tactical Rifle

Enhance your tactical shooting skills, learn from experienced instructors and improve your precision and mental discipline in tactical scenarios.

IPSC Handgun

Engage in dynamic and challenging scenarios with International Practical Shooting Confederation (IPSC) events.
 

Metallic Silhouette

Challenging shooting at metal cutouts of rams, pigs, chickens and turkeys that are set at varying distances from the competitor.

Join Us Today!

Join the Royal Australian Naval Reserve Rifle Club Inc. and master the art of precision shooting across various discipline as well as experiencing the thrill of competitive shooting. Our disciplins include IPSC, service rifle or precision tactical rifle, we have something for everyone. Don’t miss out on our upcoming events and training sessions.

If you already have a NSW firearms licence, you can shoot in our competitions as a visitor. If you do not hold a NSW firearms 

licence, you can simply fill out a NSW Firearms Registry P650 Form and you can try out shooting with us under supervision. 

For shooters who are already expert at marksmanship, our use of scoring rings in all events demands proficiency and promotes competition.

Join us and be a part of a community that values skill, precision and camaraderie.

RANRRC Capatain ready on firing line to shoot the Rapid B component of the SSAA Combined Service Discapline 3P Core event at SSAA Mudgee.

Master the Art of Tactical Precision

Precision Rifle Series (PRS) competitions Distilled to its essence, is a demanding sport that pits shooters against challenging targets at varying distances that are engaged from multiple, often-awkward posi­tions. Traditionally, 10 shots are called for per stage, and time is limited.

A shooter must possess a properly equipped long-range precision rifle fed by a 10-round magazine, a cool head and time-polished skill in acquiring stable, improvised positions, making precise shots quickly and transitioning from one firing position to another with speed and efficiency.

Precision Rifle competitor firing from an uneven baracade during a SSAA Practical Rifle Shooting competition. 

Master the Art of Long Range Precision

Target shooting is a discipline that emphasises accuracy and control. Shooters aim at stationary targets from various distances, honing their skills in precision and consistency. Key features include the use of specialized rifles, strict adherence to safety protocols, and a scoring system based on accuracy. Competitions are governed by established rules and regulations to ensure fair play and safety for all participants.

Club members on 300m firing line relaxing  and readying up between courses of fire at Malabar’s ANZAC rifle range, service rifle range

RANRRC's Rick and John discussing tactical tactics on 300m firing line at Malabar Rifle Range
RANRRC Capatain ready on firing line to shoot the Rapid B component of the SSAA Combined Service Discapline 3P Core event at SSAA Mudgee.

Traditional Military Marksmanship

Service rifle shooting at our club is a discipline that honors the marksmanship skills traditionally practiced by military personnel. This discipline focuses on precision shooting with standard-issue military rifles, often at long distances. Competitors are required to shoot from various positions, including standing, kneeling, and prone, often under timed conditions. The discipline emphasizes the importance of accuracy and consistency, with strict adherence to military-style rules and regulations.

George Papallo, RANRRC Captain ready on firing line to shoot the SSAA Combined Service Discipline 100M component of the 3P Core event at SSAA Mudgee District Branch.

RANRRC is dedicated to promoting the sport of competitive shooting. Our mission is to provide a safe, supportive environment where members can develop their skills, participate in various shooting disciplines, and build lasting friendships. We value integrity, excellence and community, striving to uphold the highest standards in all our activities.