FAQ

Principally, our range facilities allow members to use and participate in shooting sports.

We do not offer a service for people to visit and shoot casually; however, we do offer organised shoots for corporate groups, clubs, and schools.

If you are interested in getting involved in a shooting discipline, please read through our Club Activities page to learn about the different organised disciplines within the club.

For further information, please get in touch with the Club Secretary by email at secretary@rrgc.nz

Yes, we do provide organised shoots for groups. Typically, we arrange a combination of archery, rifle, shotgun, and pistol shooting. If you are interested, please click HERE and let us know how many people and when you would like to do it. The cost will depend on the type of activity you would like.

 Click on the links below to find out more about the disciplines members engage in at RRGC.

• Archery,
• Black Powder,
• Cowboy Action Shooting,
• IPSC Pistol,
• ISSF Pistol,
• Rifle Sighting In,  
• Smallbore Rifle (both indoor & outdoor),
• Fishing, 
• Multi-gun,
• Speed steel, and
• Service rifle.

Yes. The range is private property for use by members . See the Membership tab for an application form. 

Generally Membership will be approved within one to three weeks.  Please ensure that you have completed the Membership Registration and paid the fees indicated. All memebrs must complete an in-person induction before commencing shooting on the ranges.

Our Rifle Sighting memberships provide access to a 100m sighting range with target stands at 25m, 50m and 100m.  As with the rest of the club, this is open from 9 am - 5 pm during Standard Time and 9 am - 6 pm during Daylight Savings. The subscription and facilities fees can be found under the Membership tab.

Contact the Club Secretary and arrange to visit the club. When you visit, complete the PNZ joining form (FM1), which gives you a PNZ member number. Then, complete the RRGC online membership form and include the appropriate type of PNZ membership. You need a PNZ number to do this. The full process will be explained at the induction meeting that all prospective members are required to attend before their membership application is considered.