Welcome to
Queensland Military Rifle Club Inc.
The Queensland Military Rifle Club Inc. was formed in 1984 to cater for shooters who wanted more variety and activity in target shooting. We are NOT a MILITARY Club; we use military-style firearms.
We recognise that military rifle owners have legitimate sporting interests and provide an excellent opportunity to improve shooting skills and compete effectively without being restricted by the constraints of other shooting disciplines.
The Club shoots every weekend, generally alternating Saturdays and Sundays, and visitors are always welcome. Firearms used in major Club competitions in keeping with the spirit and original conception of the Club must be military type (not sporting rifles or sporterized military rifles), although a number of days during the year have been allocated to competition with modified and sporting rifles including rim fire rifles. All firearms and ammunition may be inspected by our Safety Officers to ensure they are safe to use.
We also have several trophy shoots throughout the year, for the more serious competitors, as well as occasional social shoots in conjunction with other clubs. The Club also runs a State Service Rifle Championship open to all Service Rifle shooters both National and International. We also hold the National Championships every other year.
If you have any further inquiries, please don't hesitate to see us at the range at Belmont Shooting Complex on 1485 Old Cleveland Road.
QMRC Management Committee 2025
PRESIDENT
Julian Padgett
Vice President
Andrew Peatey
Secretary
Brad Baumgart
Treasurer
John Buck
Captain
Clyde Lee
QMRC Code of Conduct
- Respect every person's rights, dignity and worth regardless of gender, ability, race, colour, religion, language, politics or ethnic origin.
- Conduct yourself in a manner that enhances the reputation and goodwill of QMRC.
- Always exhibit good Sportsmanship whether you win or lose.
- Treat others as you would expect to be treated.
- Respect the decision of Club Officials.
- Do not post anything on Social Media that may bring the club into disrepute.
- Encourage and assist new or prospective members.
- Do not encourage, incite or participate in any form of violence or intimidation towards any person.
- QMRC is a Club of Volunteers, and to operate efficiently, it regularly requires the help of members to assist in every aspect of running the club.
- Do show appreciation to those members who regularly put up their hand to do those all- important jobs.
- Disputes must be resolved in a peaceful, civilized manner. Unresolved disputes must be referred to the management committee.
- Club property is to be respected and returned promptly.
- The management committee may amend this code from time to time.
- Failure to comply with the code of conduct could lead to disciplinary action. This may include termination of membership.
