Visitors and invited to attend up to three practise sessions to assess the international sport of smallbore target rifle shooting and the operations of the club.

Visitors must:
	be over 14 years of age
	be in full control of their upper body and arms
	be capable of shooting in the "prone" position, i.e. laying face down
	watch a Government produced video on firearm safety, use and storage. (About 30 minutes)
	have eyesight, with or without glasses, similar to the required to drive a motor vehicle
Visitors will:
	be supervised one-on-one whilst shooting
	be under control of a Range Officer, whose every instruction must be obeyed
Where:
	Harrison Range, within the Australian Army's Campbell Barracks, Swanbourne.  (Details)
Cost:
	$12 which includes 25 shots. (Ammunition)  Please do not bring ammunition or firearms.  Most privately owned firearms will not meet Army and International Smallbore Target Rifle regulations for use on this range.
Dress:
	Sensible clothing, we advise pants covering the knees.  Covering the elbows with soft pullovers will add to your comfort.  In winter a jumper is advised.
	Smallbore shooting is a very safe sport.  This is because it is strictly supervised and controlled. The Club reserves the right to evict anyone jeopardising safety.