Best Target Shooting Courses Perth Near Me

4worldlovers:
The Pine Valley Pistol Club is home to the largest IPSC pistol club in Western Australia and is one of the largest IPSC clubs in country. Situated within the Whiteman Park International Shooting in the Perth Northern suburbs, PVPC has arguably the best facilities of any club within IPSC Australia that only shoots IPSC and ICORE. Currently with 17 ranges, Pine Valley Pistol Club offers a lot of variety when it comes to the design of our stages.

The International Practical Shooting Confederation is the ruling body of this exciting shooting sport. IPSC pistol shooting involves moving through courses of fire shooting at paper and steel targets with specialised target pistols. The sports motto of DVC – Diligentia, Vis, Celeritas (Accuracy, Power, Speed) reflects the style of shooting where competitors move at high speed and solve complex shooting problems in a freestyle manner. IPSC is a great spectator sport and it is more akin to an extreme sport than the traditional slow fire pistol shooting seen at the Olympics.

If you think that this could be something for you, we encourage you to reach out via our website and book in a time to come to the club and see what this is all about! Our committee members will be happy to take the time and explain what IPSC is all about, show you around the club and make sure that all your questions are answered, however it is important to note that visitation to the club requires prior booking and approval, with walk-ins not allowed.

This website contains everything you need to know about IPSC, Pine Valley Pistol Club, shooting as a sport, joining the club as well as the training and licensing process. Our members (specifically the trainers) are always happy to provide answers to any questions you might have, but make sure you take a look through the pages as the majority of what you’re going to be asking will be located somewhere here.

4worldlovers: Welcome to the shooting range. Our firearms club is called the Midland Sporting Firearms Association (M.S.F.A.) This club is for people who wish to shoot & compete with pistols & smallbore rifles.

At our shooting range we are able to do a variety of different things. With our qualified professionals we are able to demonstrate firearms training services as well as provide you with a range of qualifications. You are also more than welcome to come down and just have a shoot.

For beginner shooters we have out ‘introduction to handguns’ session. During this session you will have the opportunity to try out a .22 semi-automatic pistol, a .357 revolver as well as a 9mm semi-automatic pistol. During this time you will be fully supervised by a qualified range officer who will answer any questions you may have as well as show you the proper safety of handling a firearm. Plus if you bring a friend, you will get 2 lessons for almost the price of one!

If you would like to be a part of the M.S.F.A. shooting club come down, present us with your national police clearance and we will get the paperwork started. To be a member of our club it is required that you pass our mandatory training lessons. You will then be on probation for a period of either 3 or 6 months depending on your firearm. This probationary period is a government mandated requirement. Club members are expected to familiarize themselves with and adhere to the rules and regulations of the range. Click the link below to familiarize yourself with all rules and regulations. Gun mart and Tackle is an approved storage facility for firearms. This is a service that we provide for a small fee. If this sounds like something you’re interested in please don’t hesitate to give us a call or come in store for a chat with our friendly staff.

For pistol lessons patrons must be over 18 years of age or 16 years of age with a parent of guardian who will accompany them throughout the duration of their training and shooting. If you are new to pistol shooting, a minimum of 4 lessons are needed to shoot handguns in the range. People with previous handgun experience must show a current club membership cars, or another form of proof of their experience and training. If you do not have these items then we are able to provide you with an assessment of your skills and abilities.

For rifle lessons patrons must be over the age of 18 or 16 with a parent or guardian who will accompany the during their training and shooting. A minimum of 2 lessons (possibly 3) are needed to shoot rifles on the range.

Our indoor range is comfortably cooled all summer so you can shoot without the distraction of heat, haze, flies, mozzies and other annoying wildlife that you cannot shoot. Entrance to the range is controlled via a two door security system that is operated by the range officer on duty. Exiting from the range is as easy as pushing a couple of buttons. Security cameras monitor inside and outside the range at all times for your safety and security.

The rifle range has a heavy duty shooting bench and a sideways adjustable arm rest center section. This combination with the rifle rests and leather sand bags provided will give you an excellent, steady shooting platform to get the maximum accuracy from your rifle. We also have 2 spotting scopes that you can use to see where your shots are going on the target.

Our rifle range is 34 meters long and 2 people can shoot comfortably either seated or standing. Our targets are computer controlled and move at the touch of a button. The rifle range is approved for all calibers and normal bullet types. Please note, steel core aluminum is forbidden in our gun range.

Our pistol range is 25 meters long and we are approved for all pistol calibers and projectile types except steel core. We also supply patches for patching the holes.

The dust extraction system and air conditioning maintains a steady flow of fresh air at all times on both ranges. Safety glasses and ear protection can be borrowed if you do not have your own. There are also both ladies and men’s toilets and washrooms.

At our ranges you are able to apply to do your firearm awareness certificate tests. This is a requirement for purchasing your first firearm. This assessment involves a 20 question multiple choice test that is based on the firearms safety booklet. (this booklet is available from the WA police firearms website)