Clay target club membership in Adelaide
Join the International Clay Target Club and become part of our community
Full, recreational and junior memberships available with ACTA affiliation and regular practice days.
International Clay Target Club memberships
Becoming a member of the International Clay Target Club gives you access to regular practice sessions, competitions and the friendly atmosphere of one of South Australia’s leading clay target clubs. The club welcomes all participants, including licensed shooters, competitive athletes, juniors, beginners, social shooters and corporate groups.
You can start with a few Come and Try sessions before deciding to join as a member. Membership connects you with the Australian Clay Target Association (ACTA) and the South Australian Clay Target Association (SACTA), giving you recognition and shooting privileges at affiliated clubs throughout Australia.
Membership categories at the International Clay Target Club
Memberships start on 1 January and end on 31 December each year. Cost varies depending on membership.
Membership types include
Full member
Compete in all our advertised ACTA competitions and any ACTA-affiliated Australian clubs.
Recreational member
Attend and practice on our programmed shooting days and other affiliated ACTA clubs.
Junior member
The official age for juniors under the ACTA is 12 years. The International Clay Target Club follows the same standard with the assistance of a designated person from the club or parent with Club membership.
Concession categories
These memberships have reduced costs for ladies, veterans and juniors.
Club membership
Only available to shooters from other ACTA clubs who also wish to hold membership with the International Clay Target Club.
All membership types include ACTA and SACTA affiliation. Insurance on members’ guns is covered by the memberships.
Benefits of membership
Members enjoy a wide range of privileges and opportunities throughout the year.
Membership includes
- Regular practice sessions on Thursdays and Saturdays
- Participation in club shoots and programmed competitions
- Eligibility to shoot in interclub, zone, state and national events
- Access to all shooting disciplines, including Down The Line, Skeet, Trench and Compak
- Coaching and skill development opportunities
- Affiliation and insurance through ACTA and SACTA
- Use of the clubhouse, canteen and social facilities
- Updates and notices about upcoming shoots and events
How to become a member at the International Clay Target Club
First-time visitors can attend up to three or four Come and Try sessions before membership is required. Once you are ready to continue, applying for membership is simple.
Joining steps
- Complete a membership form at the club or request one by email.
- Provide identification and any existing licence details.
- Submit the form with payment to the membership officer or by electronic transfer.
- Receive confirmation of membership and ACTA affiliation details.
- Visit ACTA for more details.
Club officers can help with any questions about the process, licensing or categories.
Licence information for new shooters
New shooters who wish to continue after their introductory sessions can apply for a Category A1 Club Use (Form PD307 from any police station or download from https://www.police.sa.gov.au/ required to become a club member.
This licence allows ownership and use of a shotgun for clay target shooting.
The club provides guidance and references to assist with the application process, including safe storage and police clearance requirements.
The club has firearms instructors that conduct A1 certification after obtaining approval from Firearms branch
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Membership fees
Membership fees vary depending on category and affiliation. Prices are reviewed annually and confirmed by the club committee, from 1st Jan – 31st Dec.
Payment options include EFTPOS at the club or electronic transfer.
ACTA Membership Categories and Fees
Membership Categories & Fees for 2026
Adult Club MEMBER: $50.00
Junior Club MEMBER: $5.00
SACTA Fee: $25.00
SACTA Compak Fee: $15
ACTA Fees
FULL MEMBER: $137.00
PARTNER MEMBER: $96.00
This membership is available to the partner (spouse) of a full member of common address
JUNIOR MEMBER: $45.00
This membership is available to people under the age of 18 years at 31 December 2025. Date of birth is required.
New Shooter Levy: $10.00
Applies to all new memberships except Juniors and Complimentary Free Limited Members.
VETERAN MEMBER: $96.00
Available to persons who are eligible to apply for 65 years at 31 December 2025, date of birth is required
LONG SERVICE CONCESSION/LOYALTY: $96.00
This membership is available to persons with 30 years or more continuous full membership with the ACTA.
RECREATIONAL MEMBER: $70.00
Open to members to shoot targets ONLY and practice at any ACTA club.
COMPAK MEMBER: $50.00
ACTA Membership provides insurance for firearms held for clay target shooting and covers participation at affiliated clubs and competitions across Australia.
Coaching and skill development at the club
The International Clay Target Club provides coaching for shooters at every stage, from new members to experienced competitors. Coaching is available for all disciplines, including Down The Line, Skeet, Olympic Trap and 5-Stand.
Qualified instructors and experienced club members are available to help with safety, stance, target reading and consistency. Many new shooters begin with a few Come and Try sessions and then continue through private or small-group coaching to build skills and confidence.
Members can book coaching directly with the club coordinator or arrange sessions on practice days. Instruction can focus on general improvement or competition preparation for those aiming to shoot at the state or national level.
Juniors, ladies and new members are especially encouraged to take part in coaching to develop good technique early and to enjoy steady progress through the sport. The club’s goal is to support all shooters who wish to learn, compete and represent the International Clay Target Club with pride.
Safety and conduct
All members must follow the club’s safety statement and code of conduct. These documents outline how to handle firearms responsibly and maintain a respectful environment. Range officers supervise all shooting, and members are expected to uphold proper etiquette and sportsmanship at all times.
Safety is central to how the club operates. New shooters receive clear guidance and support from experienced members to help build safe habits and confidence.
Our code of conduct and safety statements are available on the About Us page.
How to get more information
If you have questions about joining, renewing or upgrading your membership, contact the membership officer or speak with a committee member during practice days.