Historical photos of the South Burnett District Rifle Associations’ Shooting Ranges back in the early days - Our affiliated Clubs consisted of:
WONDAI, MURGON, KILKIVAN, TANSY, KINGAROY and PROSTON - HIVESVILLE. Only have two clubs remain today in the Association, Wondai & Kilkivan

We do not have information for all old photos we have, so if you recognise people or places in the photos, please contact us as it would be greatly appreciated to get as much historical info about the club as we can.

If you or anyone you know (friends/family etc )also have any old photos of the club/range we would love to scan them and put them onto the website to share the rich history of the Wondai Rifle Club.

Brian Brown presented trophy Merve Scholle

Kingaroy shooter Reg Parker, Kings winner in 1950

A 303 comp on the old original range at Wondai

Jack Percival shooting his 303 back in the good old days at Wondai

Jack Percival takes out te NSW QUEENS in 1975

Merve writing up scores with Gordon looking on

Our new Club House at Wondai back in the 70s

Roy Buttsworth Kingaroy shooter winner of the KINGS in 1939 at the ANZAC range, Liverpool Sydney

Shooting at the Kingaroy Range back in the 1920s or 1930s (2)

Shooting at the Kingaroy Range back in the 1920s or 1930s

South Burnett District Rifle Club back in 1926

The new Fullbore Range & Butts under construction at Wondai. Opened on Sunday 21st October 1951 with the Wondai town band playing at the official opening

Wondai club members taking it easy back in the 80s

Wondai girls line up in the Clubhouse for some photos

Wondai shooter Jack Percival being chaired, winner of the NSW QUEENS in 1975

Wondai Rifle Club

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