Which days are club days?

Our club days are 1st and 3rd Saturdays of the month.

What disciplines do you offer?

We run regular training and competitions across rifle, pistol, rimfire metallic silhouette and shotgun, plus IPSC handgun and tactical rifle events.

Can I shoot as a visitor if I have a NSW firearms licence?

If you already have a NSW firearms licence, you can shoot in our competitions as a visitor.

Royal Australian Naval Reserve Rifle Club

The Royal Australian Naval Reserve Rifle Club (RANRRC) is a vibrant sports club located in Sydney that caters to enthusiasts of Rifles, Pistols, Rimfire Metallic Silhouette, and Shotguns. The club's primary focus is on rifle competitions, which attract both service rifle shooters and hunters seeking snap-shooting and moving target practise. Additionally, RANRRC also offers IPSC Pistol and Rimfire Metallic Silhouette, as well as Shotgun competitions.

If you already possess a New South Wales (NSW) firearms licence, you are welcome to participate in our competitions as a visitor. However, if you do not currently hold an NSW firearms licence, you can still experience the thrill of shooting by filling out a NSW Firearms Registry P650 Form and shooting with us under proper supervision.

To get in touch with the club, you can reach out to the Club Captain via phone at (02) 9349-4323 or send a fax to the same number. Alternatively, you can contact the club via email at captain@ranrrc. Org. Postal correspondence can be sent to the following address: PO 6031, Malabar NSW 2036.

RANRRC operates under specific approval numbers: 405671793 for Rifle competitions, 408765779 for Pistol competitions, and 408765763 for Hunting activities. Additionally, the club is affiliated with SSAA (NSW) Inc. and IPSC NSW Inc. , further enhancing the range of shooting opportunities available.

At RANRRC, our mission is multifold. First and foremost, we aim to provide instruction in the safe and efficient handling of military, military-style, and commercial rifles and pistols to our members. Additionally, we strive to promote competitions focused on shooting proficiency, particularly as an aid to National Defence. Moreover, we seek to foster shooting as a sport and recreational activity, thereby encouraging active participation among our members.

Lastly, RANRRC aims to instil and cultivate good citizenship values within our community.

Whether you are interested in honing your shooting skills, competing in thrilling competitions, or simply looking to engage in a recreational sport, the Royal Australian Naval Reserve Rifle Club offers a welcoming and supportive environment for individuals of all backgrounds and skill levels. Join us today and become a part of our dynamic and tight-knit community!