The ANZAC Rifle Range, located on the Malabar Headland in New South Wales, is Australia's oldest rifle range, established in the 1850s. Renowned for its rich history, it hosts the annual NSW Queen's Prize shooting competitions. The range features a 40-target full-bore range with shooting distances from 300m to 800m, accommodating target, F-class, and sporter rifles. Additional facilities include a 400m service range with 20 target positions, the Dehn Auditorium for events, and various accommodation options for competitors. The range is managed by the Metropolitan District Rifle Association, ensuring safety and security in line with NSW Police Firearms Registry requirements.
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