Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge
Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Discover the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge, a welcoming hub for small bore shooting in the Waikato region. This inclusive club caters to males and females, young and old, able-bodied and those with disabilities, using .22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25-yard range. Perfect for hobbyists and enthusiasts in Waipa district, visitors are always welcome. Join us every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September for an engaging shooting experience that sharpens skills and builds community in Leamington, Cambridge.
Welcome to Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge
Small bore shooting is a precision sport enjoyed by males and females, young and old, able-bodied participants and those with disabilities. At the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge, members and visitors engage with .22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25-yard range. This club provides a focused environment for honing shooting skills in a safe, controlled setting. Sessions are held every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September, making it an accessible option for those interested in hobbies and special interests related to gun sports. The club's emphasis on inclusivity ensures everyone can participate regardless of background or physical ability.
Our Location and Community
In the heart of Leamington, Cambridge, the club is situated at Pope Terrace, Cambridge 3432, New Zealand, within the Waipa district of the Waikato region. This prime location offers easy access for locals and those exploring the scenic Waikato area, known for its community-oriented activities. The indoor facility supports year-round practice during the active season, fostering a sense of camaraderie among shooting enthusiasts. Whether you're a beginner or experienced shooter, the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge integrates seamlessly into the region's vibrant hobby scene, promoting discipline and enjoyment in small bore rifle activities.
Why Choose Small Bore Shooting?
The appeal of small bore shooting lies in its accessibility and the mental focus it demands. Using .22 calibre rifles, participants aim at targets from 25 yards, building accuracy and concentration. The club's indoor range minimises external variables, allowing for consistent practice. Open to visitors, it's an ideal way to try the sport without commitment. In the Waikato region, such clubs like the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge play a key role in supporting gun-related hobbies, encouraging safe handling and sportsmanship. Regular Monday evening sessions from April to September provide structure, helping members develop their techniques over the season.
Inclusive Environment for All
Inclusivity is at the core of the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge. The sport accommodates diverse participants, from juniors to seniors and those with varying physical abilities, ensuring no one is left out. The controlled indoor setting at Pope Terrace enhances safety and comfort. As part of Waipa's community fabric, the club welcomes newcomers to experience small bore shooting's rewards. With its focus on .22 target rifles and 25-yard distances, it's a gateway to precision sports in New Zealand's Waikato, blending tradition with modern accessibility.
Upcoming Events
Mon 13 Apr
07:00 pmSmall Bore Shooting at Gil Lumb Park
Target Shooting for All Ages and Abilities Weekly practice sessions at the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge offer an inclusive way to enjoy small bore shooting, a sport that welcomes male and female participants, young and old, able-bodied individuals and those with disabilities. Using 22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25 yard range, these sessions provide a safe and controlled environment to develop shooting skills. Held every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September, each session lasts 90 minutes and is open to visitors, making it easy to try the activity without commitment. Entry fees should be checked with the club, as they may vary, but the focus is on accessibility for all. No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm for this precision-based hobby. What draws people to small bore shooting is its emphasis on focus, steady hands, and personal improvement, fostering a sense of achievement regardless of background. As a community-oriented activity under hobbies and special interests, it builds connections among participants who share a passion for gun sports in a supportive setting. The indoor range ensures year-round enjoyment, weather permitting during the season, and promotes discipline and patience. Joining these weekly practices not only hones technical skills but also enhances social bonds, as members and visitors alike exchange tips and encouragement. This inclusive approach makes it ideal for families, friends, or individuals seeking a new interest in the Waikato region. Health and community benefits abound, with the sport offering mental concentration exercises that can improve focus in daily life. For those with disabilities, the setup accommodates various needs, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably. The club's welcoming atmosphere encourages newcomers to feel at home, turning practice into a rewarding social outing. By engaging in this hobby, participants contribute to a vibrant local scene, where shared experiences create lasting friendships. Overall, these sessions highlight how small bore shooting bridges generations and abilities, promoting a healthier, more connected community in Cambridge. Venue in Leamington, Cambridge Gil Lumb Park serves as the welcoming venue for these indoor shooting sessions, located in Leamington, Cambridge, within the Waikato region. This community space supports local hobbies like small bore shooting, providing a dedicated indoor 25 yard range ideal for the club's activities. The park's setting in the Waipa district enhances its appeal, offering a convenient spot for residents to access recreational pursuits. Visitors can expect a well-maintained facility focused on safety and enjoyment, contributing to the area's reputation as a hub for special interest groups. Accessibility here is key, with the venue open to all ages and abilities, aligning with the club's inclusive ethos. Situated in a peaceful part of Leamington, it reflects Cambridge's community spirit, where events like these strengthen neighbourhood ties. The indoor nature of the range means sessions proceed smoothly, rain or shine, during the April to September season. Local participants appreciate how such venues foster engagement, turning quiet evenings into opportunities for skill-building and camaraderie in the Waikato.
Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Mon 20 Apr
07:00 pmSmall Bore Shooting at Gil Lumb Park
Target Shooting for All Ages and Abilities Weekly practice sessions at the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge offer an inclusive way to enjoy small bore shooting, a sport that welcomes male and female participants, young and old, able-bodied individuals and those with disabilities. Using 22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25 yard range, these sessions provide a safe and controlled environment to develop shooting skills. Held every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September, each session lasts 90 minutes and is open to visitors, making it easy to try the activity without commitment. Entry fees should be checked with the club, as they may vary, but the focus is on accessibility for all. No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm for this precision-based hobby. What draws people to small bore shooting is its emphasis on focus, steady hands, and personal improvement, fostering a sense of achievement regardless of background. As a community-oriented activity under hobbies and special interests, it builds connections among participants who share a passion for gun sports in a supportive setting. The indoor range ensures year-round enjoyment, weather permitting during the season, and promotes discipline and patience. Joining these weekly practices not only hones technical skills but also enhances social bonds, as members and visitors alike exchange tips and encouragement. This inclusive approach makes it ideal for families, friends, or individuals seeking a new interest in the Waikato region. Health and community benefits abound, with the sport offering mental concentration exercises that can improve focus in daily life. For those with disabilities, the setup accommodates various needs, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably. The club's welcoming atmosphere encourages newcomers to feel at home, turning practice into a rewarding social outing. By engaging in this hobby, participants contribute to a vibrant local scene, where shared experiences create lasting friendships. Overall, these sessions highlight how small bore shooting bridges generations and abilities, promoting a healthier, more connected community in Cambridge. Venue in Leamington, Cambridge Gil Lumb Park serves as the welcoming venue for these indoor shooting sessions, located in Leamington, Cambridge, within the Waikato region. This community space supports local hobbies like small bore shooting, providing a dedicated indoor 25 yard range ideal for the club's activities. The park's setting in the Waipa district enhances its appeal, offering a convenient spot for residents to access recreational pursuits. Visitors can expect a well-maintained facility focused on safety and enjoyment, contributing to the area's reputation as a hub for special interest groups. Accessibility here is key, with the venue open to all ages and abilities, aligning with the club's inclusive ethos. Situated in a peaceful part of Leamington, it reflects Cambridge's community spirit, where events like these strengthen neighbourhood ties. The indoor nature of the range means sessions proceed smoothly, rain or shine, during the April to September season. Local participants appreciate how such venues foster engagement, turning quiet evenings into opportunities for skill-building and camaraderie in the Waikato.
Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Mon 27 Apr
07:00 pmSmall Bore Shooting at Gil Lumb Park
Target Shooting for All Ages and Abilities Weekly practice sessions at the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge offer an inclusive way to enjoy small bore shooting, a sport that welcomes male and female participants, young and old, able-bodied individuals and those with disabilities. Using 22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25 yard range, these sessions provide a safe and controlled environment to develop shooting skills. Held every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September, each session lasts 90 minutes and is open to visitors, making it easy to try the activity without commitment. Entry fees should be checked with the club, as they may vary, but the focus is on accessibility for all. No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm for this precision-based hobby. What draws people to small bore shooting is its emphasis on focus, steady hands, and personal improvement, fostering a sense of achievement regardless of background. As a community-oriented activity under hobbies and special interests, it builds connections among participants who share a passion for gun sports in a supportive setting. The indoor range ensures year-round enjoyment, weather permitting during the season, and promotes discipline and patience. Joining these weekly practices not only hones technical skills but also enhances social bonds, as members and visitors alike exchange tips and encouragement. This inclusive approach makes it ideal for families, friends, or individuals seeking a new interest in the Waikato region. Health and community benefits abound, with the sport offering mental concentration exercises that can improve focus in daily life. For those with disabilities, the setup accommodates various needs, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably. The club's welcoming atmosphere encourages newcomers to feel at home, turning practice into a rewarding social outing. By engaging in this hobby, participants contribute to a vibrant local scene, where shared experiences create lasting friendships. Overall, these sessions highlight how small bore shooting bridges generations and abilities, promoting a healthier, more connected community in Cambridge. Venue in Leamington, Cambridge Gil Lumb Park serves as the welcoming venue for these indoor shooting sessions, located in Leamington, Cambridge, within the Waikato region. This community space supports local hobbies like small bore shooting, providing a dedicated indoor 25 yard range ideal for the club's activities. The park's setting in the Waipa district enhances its appeal, offering a convenient spot for residents to access recreational pursuits. Visitors can expect a well-maintained facility focused on safety and enjoyment, contributing to the area's reputation as a hub for special interest groups. Accessibility here is key, with the venue open to all ages and abilities, aligning with the club's inclusive ethos. Situated in a peaceful part of Leamington, it reflects Cambridge's community spirit, where events like these strengthen neighbourhood ties. The indoor nature of the range means sessions proceed smoothly, rain or shine, during the April to September season. Local participants appreciate how such venues foster engagement, turning quiet evenings into opportunities for skill-building and camaraderie in the Waikato.
Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Mon 04 May
07:00 pmSmall Bore Shooting at Gil Lumb Park
Target Shooting for All Ages and Abilities Weekly practice sessions at the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge offer an inclusive way to enjoy small bore shooting, a sport that welcomes male and female participants, young and old, able-bodied individuals and those with disabilities. Using 22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25 yard range, these sessions provide a safe and controlled environment to develop shooting skills. Held every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September, each session lasts 90 minutes and is open to visitors, making it easy to try the activity without commitment. Entry fees should be checked with the club, as they may vary, but the focus is on accessibility for all. No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm for this precision-based hobby. What draws people to small bore shooting is its emphasis on focus, steady hands, and personal improvement, fostering a sense of achievement regardless of background. As a community-oriented activity under hobbies and special interests, it builds connections among participants who share a passion for gun sports in a supportive setting. The indoor range ensures year-round enjoyment, weather permitting during the season, and promotes discipline and patience. Joining these weekly practices not only hones technical skills but also enhances social bonds, as members and visitors alike exchange tips and encouragement. This inclusive approach makes it ideal for families, friends, or individuals seeking a new interest in the Waikato region. Health and community benefits abound, with the sport offering mental concentration exercises that can improve focus in daily life. For those with disabilities, the setup accommodates various needs, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably. The club's welcoming atmosphere encourages newcomers to feel at home, turning practice into a rewarding social outing. By engaging in this hobby, participants contribute to a vibrant local scene, where shared experiences create lasting friendships. Overall, these sessions highlight how small bore shooting bridges generations and abilities, promoting a healthier, more connected community in Cambridge. Venue in Leamington, Cambridge Gil Lumb Park serves as the welcoming venue for these indoor shooting sessions, located in Leamington, Cambridge, within the Waikato region. This community space supports local hobbies like small bore shooting, providing a dedicated indoor 25 yard range ideal for the club's activities. The park's setting in the Waipa district enhances its appeal, offering a convenient spot for residents to access recreational pursuits. Visitors can expect a well-maintained facility focused on safety and enjoyment, contributing to the area's reputation as a hub for special interest groups. Accessibility here is key, with the venue open to all ages and abilities, aligning with the club's inclusive ethos. Situated in a peaceful part of Leamington, it reflects Cambridge's community spirit, where events like these strengthen neighbourhood ties. The indoor nature of the range means sessions proceed smoothly, rain or shine, during the April to September season. Local participants appreciate how such venues foster engagement, turning quiet evenings into opportunities for skill-building and camaraderie in the Waikato.
Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Mon 11 May
07:00 pmSmall Bore Shooting at Gil Lumb Park
Target Shooting for All Ages and Abilities Weekly practice sessions at the Small Bore Rifle Club - Cambridge offer an inclusive way to enjoy small bore shooting, a sport that welcomes male and female participants, young and old, able-bodied individuals and those with disabilities. Using 22 small bore target rifles on an indoor 25 yard range, these sessions provide a safe and controlled environment to develop shooting skills. Held every Monday at 7pm during the season from April to September, each session lasts 90 minutes and is open to visitors, making it easy to try the activity without commitment. Entry fees should be checked with the club, as they may vary, but the focus is on accessibility for all. No prior experience is required, just enthusiasm for this precision-based hobby. What draws people to small bore shooting is its emphasis on focus, steady hands, and personal improvement, fostering a sense of achievement regardless of background. As a community-oriented activity under hobbies and special interests, it builds connections among participants who share a passion for gun sports in a supportive setting. The indoor range ensures year-round enjoyment, weather permitting during the season, and promotes discipline and patience. Joining these weekly practices not only hones technical skills but also enhances social bonds, as members and visitors alike exchange tips and encouragement. This inclusive approach makes it ideal for families, friends, or individuals seeking a new interest in the Waikato region. Health and community benefits abound, with the sport offering mental concentration exercises that can improve focus in daily life. For those with disabilities, the setup accommodates various needs, ensuring everyone can participate comfortably. The club's welcoming atmosphere encourages newcomers to feel at home, turning practice into a rewarding social outing. By engaging in this hobby, participants contribute to a vibrant local scene, where shared experiences create lasting friendships. Overall, these sessions highlight how small bore shooting bridges generations and abilities, promoting a healthier, more connected community in Cambridge. Venue in Leamington, Cambridge Gil Lumb Park serves as the welcoming venue for these indoor shooting sessions, located in Leamington, Cambridge, within the Waikato region. This community space supports local hobbies like small bore shooting, providing a dedicated indoor 25 yard range ideal for the club's activities. The park's setting in the Waipa district enhances its appeal, offering a convenient spot for residents to access recreational pursuits. Visitors can expect a well-maintained facility focused on safety and enjoyment, contributing to the area's reputation as a hub for special interest groups. Accessibility here is key, with the venue open to all ages and abilities, aligning with the club's inclusive ethos. Situated in a peaceful part of Leamington, it reflects Cambridge's community spirit, where events like these strengthen neighbourhood ties. The indoor nature of the range means sessions proceed smoothly, rain or shine, during the April to September season. Local participants appreciate how such venues foster engagement, turning quiet evenings into opportunities for skill-building and camaraderie in the Waikato.
Leamington, Cambridge, Waikato
Contact Info
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Glen (President)
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