Clay Pigeon Shooting requires a lot of skill - having a trained eye, good hand-eye coordination and focus are key in this sport. With the right practice, you can become an expert in no time.
- Safety instruction and demonstration provided by fully trained professionals
- All equipment provided including a Beretta 12-gauge shotgun, targets and safety gear
- Receive one on one coaching
- Run by Australia's Gold Medalist Russell Mark and Commonwealth Games Gold Medalist Lauryn Mark
- Includes experience gift pack with personalised voucher and message card
Clay pigeon shooting is an exciting sport requiring lots of concentration, a trained eye and a steady hand.
Russell Mark, Australian Olympic Gold Medalist and Lauryn Mark, Commonwealth Games Gold Medalist, have mastered it. And now they run Clay Target shooting days where you can experience the sport first-hand.
Begin your day with a welcome and introduction to the sport. Learn the basic skills with a practice session where you can get used to the shotgun, the stance and timing. There are 10 targets to help you warm up.
With the practice over, it's onto a 20-target competition where you can shoot many clay targets, including singles and doubles.
This is the proving ground for budding hotshots. Will you go onto the leaderboard, shooting 20/20 and line up with a free session?
An expert instructor is on hand to help guide you on your stance and hand positioning. There are plenty of opportunities to ask questions - you may find a new hobby to get your teeth into.
Allow 2.5 hours at the venue. Sessions start between 9 am and 2.30 pm.
Available once a month throughout the year on Saturdays and Sundays.
Valid for one person.
No firearms license is required. No alcohol is to be consumed before or during the activity. A ZERO alcohol policy applies.
You must be at least 12 years of age to participate in this experience.
I has fun trying out Clay Target Shooting, friendly staff and great instrution.
J White
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