Great friendships to be made here as a member
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Discover the world of smallbore rifle and air rifle shooting with the West Australian Smallbore Rifle Association Inc. As the state's premier governing body, WASRA promotes both recreational and competitive shooting in a safe environment. Whether you're a seasoned shooter or looking to get introduced to the sport, their affiliated clubs offer diverse disciplines and regular competitions, primarily at the Whiteman Park range. It’s a great way to engage with a unique sport and community.
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Great friendships to be made here as a member
Great facilities and camaraderie. Range is 2nd to none. Several clubs shoot at this range. Subiaco, Kalamunda and WASPS
Got invited to the range for a mates Bday super supportive and friendly environment everyone with a like minded passion and safety for arms
All the members and staff who I spoke with were very helpful and friendly. I felt comfortable and any questions I had were answered in a relaxed and friendly manner
Great facility, friendly. WASPS meet every Thursday night, practice every Tuesday & Saturday Morning, Subi on Wednesday night.
Visitors are welcome to attend club sessions to be introduced to the sport. It's essential to book or contact a club before you go.
Yes, bookings or direct contact with a club must be made prior to your visit. You should not just show up without prior arrangement.
Please ensure you bring either your Driver's License or Firearms License when you visit a club.
You can find a list of local clubs and their contact details through the 'Find a Club' section on our website.
WASRA is the governing body for ISSF and Olympic Target Rifle, Benchrest, F Class, and Air Rifle Shooting in Western Australia.
We are dedicated to maintaining a safe, fair, and inclusive environment for everyone involved in target shooting. We take matters like competition manipulation, doping, discrimination, and abuse very seriously, and we provide confidential avenues for reporting concerns.
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