The CMT Clay Target Club has been operating for well over 50 years, an initiative founded by locals.
The well attended first meeting was held on the 8th of October 1953 in the town hall to discuss the formation of the
club. Mr EH Harris proposed the club to be named the "Cunderdin and Districts Gun Club". After considerable discussion,
a subscription fee was decided: 42 Shillings with a nomination fee of 21 Shillings. The club was born.
Initially the club was located east of Cunderdin near the parkbay just out of town, in what is
now Jaspers paddock. By the 6th AGM in March 1958, land was purchased at a cost of 90 pounds and the club moved
to it's current location adjacent the Aerodrome with the Airfield Post Office Building for use as the Club
House.
About 30 years ago the club undertook massive upgrading of the shooting facilites, being the first place in Western
Australia to be able to shoot Olympic Discipline (ISSF) Trap.
Over the years, members have been able to accomplish high achievements due to the fantastic facility which we have
at our doorstep.
1962 Club Members
Back Row Left to Right: Lionel Beard, Ivan Halbert,
Robin Halbert,
John Harris, Laurie Solomon, Pat Dennis, Harold Lundy.
Front Row Left to Right: Fred Booker, Murray Forbes,
Ned Harris,
Don Watts, Colin Jasper.
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