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updated 02/09/2008

We have a lot of members e-mail
address's now but a few of you are still holding out...
Just click on the e-mail logo below and send an e-mail telling us who you are.
It couldn't be simpler. Thank you to all that have sent theirs
This site is designed to explain to the public that Target Rifle shooting is an enjoyable, competitive, and more importantly a safe sport, and to try to break down the stigma it has received over the past few years, and if, by doing so, it generates a few more members to this club, or to the sport itself, then it will have achieved it's purpose.
Target
Rifle shooting is
carried out on
Home
Office approved firing ranges and under strict safety controls.
We shoot at nothing but
paper targets &
rubber reactive plates ( indoor & outdoor
ranges. )
Everything is done under the supervision of a fully trained Range Officer, the rifles are made safe and checked before and after every detail and are stored immediately the detail is over.
The safety
record of
Target
Rifle shooting is exemplary.
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Llandudno
Bay, with the Great Orme in the background.
Llandudno and Colwyn Bay Marksmen is an indoor shooting club located on the outskirts of Llandudno, North Wales, three minutes from the town centre & one minute from the beach. The club was founded in 1980 under its former name of Llandudno Pistol Club by a handful of Target Pistol shooting enthusiasts, who built it from scratch in a disused quarry using building materials donated by local firms, and initially had approx 20 members. It flourished through the eighties and the first half of the nineties with a membership of 75 and growing.
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