2025 TSNZ Membership
The 2025 membership forms are available now.
ALL 2025 TSNZ Memberships are due on the 30th April 2025.
Existing members, visit the Adminisration page in the Members section for a new, easier way to update your 2025 membership
Fillable PDF of the 2025 TSNZ Membership Form
Print version of the 2025 TSNZ Membership Form
Click here for the Nationals 2025 programme
added 26 January 2025
Click here for the 2024-25 Outdoor Shooters Preformance card
If you need help to log in to the Members section, email the Admin Office with your name and TSNZ number, and the Subject "Log In help"
The membership process consists of two parts, sending in the membership form which includes updating directly on the database AND paying your...
The Indent order has been delayed multiple times and is now not expected until 7th of June. There is a letter from the Executive on the Ammunition...
TSNZ has a small number of .22cal rifles and .177cal air rifles. These are available for members, Clubs and Associations to loan. The Executive...
Click on an Event or Results in the Calendar and the information and Event Poster will pop up.
(Outdoor / Air / 3P events noted * ** *** are Designated Matches for International Selection)
Dates are as accurate as possible but may be subject to change until an EVENT POSTER is available.
"Smallbore Target Rifle Shooting is a sport which is enjoyed by male and female, young and old, able bodied and people with disabilities, people with good eyesight or those who have the need to wear glasses, in fact people from all walks of life."
You can be as competitive as you like; or just come along for the sociality. There is no obligation to enter competitions but if you do, then competitions are graded so you are competing against shooters of the same ability as yourself.
Smallbore rifle shooting is an “Equal Opportunity” sport. Men and women compete on equal terms.
Age is no restriction on shooting. Provided you are big enough to hold the rifle then you can participate. We have members of school age right through to those well past retirement age.
All new members are given a good grounding in firearms safety and the safe handling of rifles and all shooting is supervised by range officers.
The rifles used are .22 calibre single shot target rifles. Sporting rifles using magazines are not permitted. All clubs have rifles, jackets and other equipment for use by members who do not have their own.Smallbore rifle shooting is shot all year round – Indoor in the winter and outdoor in summer.
Indoor shooting is generally shot at 25 yards with the normal course of fire being either 10 or 20 shots plus sighting shots. Outdoor shooting is shot over a distance of 50 metres using the same rifle as indoor. The normal course of fire is 30 or 60 shots plus sighting shots.
