Visiting

Whether you want pop in and find out more about the club, the sport and shooting disciplines or you wish to shoot at the range, we welcome all visitors.

The best time to visit the club is on a Saturday between 10am and 2pm.

If you are not a member and you wish to attend the club as a visitor and shoot:

  1. You must either contact the Werribee Rifle Club Committee and organise to meet a committee member at the range, or;
  2. Be accompanied by a club a member and that member must seek permission for you to shoot from a member of the Committee at least 24 hours before you both arrive.

All visitors and members are bound by our code of conduct and our Standing Orders. Before visiting, all individuals shooting will need to download, and read:

  1. the Code of Conduct and;
  2. Range Standing Orders.

Try Out Shoot

A try out shoot is the best way to experience what we do and see if this sport is for you.

You do not need to have a license to have a tryout shoot under supervision.

All try out visitors must also

    1. Read the try out information
    2. Print and sign the declaration form
    3. Contact Us  to confirm availability.

 

Email a signed declaration form to Werribee Rifle Club or bring the printout with you on the day.

This declaration form is acceptance that you have reviewed, understand and are willing to comply to our Range Standing Orders and Code of Conduct to the best of your ability.

Bringing your own rifle

If you wish to bring your own centre fire rifle, make sure it is unloaded and the bolt and magazine is removed. If you have a safety flag, please insert it into the action.

If you are unable to demonstrate a 100 yard of 100 metre zero, we will require you to zero your rifle at 25 yards, followed by either 100 yards or 300 yards. All rifle zeroing is conducted between 9am and 10am and a range officer must be in attendance.

Bringing children

We are a family club and kids are welcome. Juniors 14 years old and up can shoot. Younger ages can attend as observers only. Your children are your responsibility and must be supervised at all times.

Ear Protection

With up to 6 shooters firing at the same time, it can get very loud on the firing line.

Don’t forget to bring your favourite ear protection.

Don’t have any yet? No problem we have a loan set for you.

All people shooting at and observing near the firing line will need their own ear protection.

Members can advise on purchasing your own in the future and what has worked for them.

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