Para shooting
Shooting is for every shooter
Coached to the para rulebook
Positions, rests, stands and equipment follow World Shooting Para Sport rules, so what a shooter learns here is what they will be allowed to do in a classified competition.
Seated and wheelchair shooting
Air rifle and air pistol from a chair or wheelchair, with shooting tables and rests set up for the shooter, not the other way round.
Equipment provided
Rifles, pistols, stands and rests are supplied at the range. Nothing to buy before the first session.
Set up before you arrive
Tell us what access and support the shooter needs — the lane, table and rest are ready when you get there, and a coach stays with you throughout.
The same pathway
Para shooters train in the same programmes — one-day, basic and advanced — and are entered for competitions with the rest of the squad.
The road to competition
We explain how para classification and entries work, and prepare shooters for the same district and state championships as the rest of the squad.
Start here
Book an assessment session
One hour with a coach to find the right position, rest and equipment. Call us with a little about the shooter and the range that suits you, and we will set the lane up.