Hot Shots Shooting

Hot Shots Shooting — a clay target shooting range located within the Whiteman Park International Shooting Complex in Whiteman, approximately 25–30 minutes north of Perth city center, Western Australia. The range caters to a wide audience: from those holding a shotgun for the first time to groups seeking an unusual format for corporate events or parties.

The primary discipline is clay target shooting in the format of skeet. Visitors shoot from multiple positions, with targets presented at various angles, making each round diverse and technically interesting. All activities are conducted under covered areas that protect from rain in winter and sun in summer. The range operates strictly by reservation, available from Tuesday to Sunday; bookings must be made at least 48 hours in advance.

Sessions are led by instructors headed by Laura Coles — the 2014 Commonwealth Games champion and participant in the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games in the skeet discipline. All necessary equipment — over-under shotguns, ammunition, hearing and eye protection — is available for rent, and no firearms license is required. The minimum age for participants is 12 years.

The facility includes a bar (Wednesday–Sunday, 1:00 PM–6:00 PM, at other times by arrangement), a clubhouse with a meeting room that can be rented for meetings or social events. The range is suitable for both first-time experiences in clay target shooting and for organizing corporate competitions, bachelor parties, bridal showers, and celebrations.