ACTA Board of Directors Election
Nominations for two vacating ACTA board positions will be called for mid year.
This process includes nominations being confirmed by both your club president and secretary.
ACTA Board Nominations
If you wish to proceed to complete a nominations click this link:
https://forms.claytarget.com.au/index.php/director-nomination-form/
Coaching Videos
Russell and Lauryn Mark have completed a series of videos supporting our coaching panel and promoting the ACTA.
These videos are extremely professionally prepared and will be an asset to our Association. In particular, the video explaining the ‘Introduction to Clay Target Shooting’ is highly informative and will be a great benefit in introducing new members to our sport.
An Induction to the Range - Welcome to the ACTA
Olympic and Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist's Russell and Lauryn Mark take us through a video tutorial on what you need to know when you attend an ACTA range for the first time.
1. Determining your dominant eye
The first thing you need to establish when you begin the sport of clay target shooting is your eye dominance. Russell and Lauryn Mark show us how to determine which shoulder you should be mounting your shotgun to.
2. The basic shotgun stance
Olympic and Commonwealth Games Gold Medallist's, Russell and Lauryn Mark, show us a basic, but simple to learn, generic shotgun stance to get you started in clay target shooting.
3. Mounting your shotgun correctly
After you've established your dominant eye and mastered the basic stance, it's time to learn how, and how not to, mount a shotgun to your shoulder. Russell and Lauryn Mark give some handy advice to get you started.
4. Basic shotgun terminology
Shotguns have some very unique terminology associated with them. Olympians Russell and Lauryn Mark explain some often confusing issues in the world of clay target shooting.
5. Starting hold points for Trap
Where do you start your shotgun when you are about to call for your target in DTL? In this video Russell and Lauryn give us some ideas on what you can try and what you need to be aware of.
National Grounds Camping Information
Camping on the National Ground at Wagga Wagga, NSW is made available for the convenience of the Australian Clay Target Association (ACTA) members as an alternative accommodation option during shoots held throughout the year.
You will be required to follow guidelines set down by the National Office in relation to payment up front and arranging arrival and departure times when suited. Please download more information from the links following:
Sites
There are powered and non-powered camping sites available. All camping sites are 6 metres wide.
Powered sites are:
- Western Site 1 – 36
- Eastern Site 1 – 18
- Main Camping Area Site 1 - 16, 34 - 37, 52 – 55
Non Powered sites are:
- Main Camping Area Sites 17 - 22, 23 – 33, 38 – 44, 45 - 51, 56 - 67, 68 - 100
Cancellations
When making a direct reservation with the ACTA, you acknowledge and agree that all reservations and deposits are accepted subject to the following cancellation policy guidelines.
Cancellation Policy
Full payment for reservations made will only be refunded if you notify the ACTA of your cancellation at least 10 days prior to your scheduled arrival. If you provide less than the required period of notice of cancellation your payment will be forfeited.
Early Departures
The ACTA does not refund money should you cut short your reservation.
Failure to Notify of Cancellation
If you do not notify the ACTA of your cancellation as above, you will not be entitled to a refund.
Please contact Jenny at if you require any further information.
National Grounds - Wagga Wagga NSW
National Grounds - Main Camp Site
National Grounds - Western and Eastern Camp Sites
