Corporate Groups

Bar tabs can be arranged in advance or on they day. To be consumed after the shooting activity. NO alcohol can be consumed prior to or during the shooting activity. Bar tabs with alternative alcohol options can also be arranged upon enquiry.

Bus transportation to and from the venue.

Enquire for further details.

If you or your group is looking to shoot more, you can add one of the following options to your package:

• Enhance your skills of clay target shooting with an additional 10 target warm-up session
• Add 10 targets to the competition to make it a 30-target event
• Add five more doubles (two targets at once)
• Allow an additional 30 minutes to get through the additional shooting

Russell Mark, Olympic Gold Medallist, can provide a humorous speech that will motivate and entertain your staff or clients.

• Time Required: Allow an additional 30 minutes or if you’re booking catering, then it will be done during lunch/dinner.
• Please note: This is a special price that is only valid when booked in conjunction with a clay target shooting event.

10:00 am: Arrival at the venue
10:00 – 10:15 am: Hosts to introduce themselves and explain the safety aspects of Clay Target Shooting as well as the structure for the event.
10:15 – 11:30 am: Dependent on group size. Each participant will get more comfortable with the firearm and start hitting targets. Generally, two different targets will be shown to each participant during this segment allowing the understanding of how to shoot a clay target.
11:30 – 12:45 pm: Complete a team/individual competition. The competition will generally include a variety of targets including a mixture of singles and doubles.
12:45 – 1:00 pm: Awards are given and individual score sheets handed out.
1:00pm: Conclusion of event.

10:00 am: Arrival at the venue
10:00 – 10:30 am: Morning tea. Hosts to explain the safety aspects of Clay Target Shooting and the structure for the event. This also gives your hosts the opportunity to mingle with some of the participants before the event gets started.
10:30 – 12:00 pm: Dependent on the different group sizes. Each participant will get more comfortable with the firearm and start hitting targets. Generally, two different targets will be shown to each participant during this segment allowing the understanding of how to shoot a clay target.
12:00 – 1:00 pm: Enjoy an indoor or outdoor lunch. This gives a chance for the participants to regenerate energy for that upcoming competition and it is a great networking opportunity.
1:00 – 2:30 pm: Complete a team/individual competition. The competition will generally include a variety of targets including a mixture of singles and doubles.
2:30 – 3:30 pm: A chance to meet at the bar for a drink where awards will be given and individual score sheets will be handed out. A great opportunity to speculate on a fantastic day!
3:30 pm: Conclusion of the event.

9:00 am: Participants collected by the organised transport and driven to the venue. (Time will vary dependent on collection point and venue).
10:00 am: Arrive at the venue.
10:00 – 10:30 am: Morning tea. Hosts will explain the safety aspects of Clay Target Shooting and the structure for the event. This also gives your hosts the opportunity to mingle with some of the participants before the event starts.
10:30 – 12:00 pm: Participants will get more comfortable with the firearm and start hitting targets. Generally, two different targets will be shown to each participant during this segment, thus allowing a better understanding of how to shoot a clay target.
12:00 – 1:00 pm: Enjoy an indoor or outdoor lunch. This gives a chance for the participants to regenerate energy for that upcoming competition and it is a great networking opportunity.
Russell Mark will address the audience with his Gold Medal speech during lunch.
1:00 – 2:30 pm: Complete a team/individual competition. The competition will generally include a variety of targets including a mixture of singles and doubles.
2:30 – 3:30 pm: A chance to meet at the bar for a drink where awards will be given and individual score sheets will be handed out. A great opportunity to speculate on a fantastic day!
3:30 pm: Conclusion of the event. Participants will be collected and transported back to origin.
4:30 pm: Arrival back at the place of origin.

We enforce a strict ZERO BLOOD ALCOHOL & DRUG policy. No alcohol or drugs are to be consumed before or during the activity. Any suspicion of any consumption of alcohol will result in the participant not being able to handle a firearm. At most venues, bar facilities are available after the activity.

We will do our best to ensure that the day is enjoyable regardless of the weather. If it is pouring rain or there is lightning we will take a break until the harsh weather passes. Otherwise, we encourage you to wear weather-appropriate clothing to ensure you feel as comfortable as possible during your experience.

Comfortable clothing that is weather appropriate. It is advisable to wear flat, closed-toe shoes. No singlets, thongs, or camouflage clothing can be worn. If you wear corrective lenses for distance, it is beneficial to use them during the activity. We recommend you bring a hat and sunglasses. Jackets with big collars are discouraged as they make mounting the shotgun into the shoulder difficult.

All shooting is undertaken within the confines of an un-inhibiting safety cage. All firearms are loaded and unloaded by a qualified instructor. There has never been an accident at any of our events. All safety equipment such as safety glasses and ear protection is provided.

Being the original clay target shooting events company in Australia, we have a vast amount of expertise. We pride ourselves on providing a Gold Medal experience. One of the many ways that we do that is through the target presentation. For example, at our Werribee range, we shoot over 11 different traps at 6 different stands, which provides a presentation suitable to all ability levels.

There is a minimum age limit of twelve years. Gender is no limitation. Females have on many occasions out-performed their male counterparts during the competition section of the activity.

No firearms licence is required. No previous shooting experience is needed although we do cater to all levels of ability. In some states, a temporary police firearms licence form will need to be filled before the activity. This may require you to show proof of ID (i.e. a Driver’s License).

All the firearms are current Beretta 12 Gauge shotguns. Beretta is widely recognised as the best firearm manufacturer in the world. Some of the guns used during the events are the actual firearms used by Russell and Lauryn in their Olympic and Commonwealth Games competitions. Their value ranges from $3,000 to $35,000 per shotgun. We use low recoil competition target ammunition.

All of our days begin with a firearm safety instruction briefing and then a basic practical demonstration on how to hold a firearm and shoot some relatively easy clay targets. As the day progresses, more difficult shots are introduced. With a team of Olympic, Commonwealth, or National elite instructors assisting you, you will be provided with top class instruction.