The Shooters Shop in Mandurah, Western Australia | Gun shop

The Shooters Shop

Locality: Mandurah, Western Australia

Phone: +61 8 9581 8920

Address: Unit 2/7 Hampton Street Mandurah 6210 Mandurah, WA, Australia

Website: http://www.theshootersshop.com.au

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22.01.2022 W.A. Government restriction Temporary CLOSURE We WILL re-open when the restriction is lifted. *please give us a couple of days to find out more information as to How to assist you from behind closed doors. **We are still here and plan to Continue in any way we can. Waiting to re-open again as soon as we can. We will be working in the background organizing and catching up with all the tasks we struggled to find time to complete. ***Thank you to all your support. Please be safe and Hope to see you in-store soon. ****All contact will be via Facebook and E-mail : [email protected]

21.01.2022 We are open Saturday 26th Australia Day! But will be closed Monday the 28th

20.01.2022 VALUED WA Fiream industry customers please don't take you frustration out on your Local gunshop we didn't know a thing and still have no communication except a...nd email order to stop trading. We have no details about the Premiers statement regarding farmers will still have supply. Please direct all your concern and you many detailed questions to : Email: [email protected] PH: 08 65525000 Alternatively you could contact: Email: [email protected] PH: 08 65526900 Or PH: 1300 171 011 Email: [email protected]

20.01.2022 Hi all difficult times for all of us. I hope you are all battened down and as comfortable as one can be under the circumstances we are all sharing together. The WA Government decided that gun shops should close. What annoys me is that they did this without consultation with the firearm industry and stated that it was for PUBLIC SAFETY sorry? I thought this was about a virus?. Many gun shops are actually rural supply outlets and they effectivly took away all daily supplies fr...om farmers, the very people we all rely on for food?...absolute idiots!!totally out of touch with the community they represent! With WAFTA (Western Australia Firearm Traders Association) lobbying along with members of the public and others (thank you for your input .we need more of it) the government realised their stupididty of their ways (to a degree) and decided that the GUN SALES PART of the shop would be restricted but sales could progress as normal for other non firearm related products.. so it seems that we can sell ammunition to 1: Primary producers 2: professional shooters and 3:Aboriginal persons for use on tribal lands. It seems that you cannot walk into my store and buy ammo at all unless you meet the criteria above. Also if you do meet the criteria above you still cannot walk into my store and buy it....you have to book an appointment to do this....absolute BS. In my opinion. Anyone that has been approved by WA law to be in possession of a firearm as issued by WA police licencing should automatically have this right?..seems like after paying ridiculously overpriced fees to become licenced then the licence is revoked any time government sees fit?...this is BS. So the Government opened their eyes and realised their stupidity and amended their initial BS document and noted that it was because of the COVID-19(previously public safety oops!) that we can continue to trade...WITH WHAT?...And how?. How do i define a primary producer? How do I define a professional shooter? How do I define an aboriginal for use on titled land?...with the risk of a$50,000 to $250,000 fine...REALLY? I would say that 40 % of my customers shoot on behalf of farmers that are happy to sit at home and let others control the vermin on their propperty. So how do these persons obtain ammunition to support the farmer?...or does the farmer now have to get a firearm?....ooops! My mistake...i cannot release a firearm to anyone even if they have a licence for it approved by WA Firearm Licencing? Hey listen...i am prepared to fight the virus and work together and Happy to close down and ride the storm with all of my fellow Aussies....but quite frankly this attack by government is utter BULLSHIT See more

17.01.2022 Archery ...Archery...Archery...did I mention Archery?

16.01.2022 The Firearm industry is doing exactly what the PM is wanting..keeping Australia running.keeping sales going and paying tax Keeping people employed..keeping our food supply safer. Taxable income And don't forget...the most important thing.......social distancing! In the middle of nowhere with nobody within KILOMETERS Not just 1.5 metres HOW DO THESE GUYS GET AMMO TO SUPPORT THIS?...idiots!

12.01.2022 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q51-EGpWkVI

11.01.2022 We will be closed for easter Friday the 19th and Monday the 22nd but will be open on Saturday the 20th from 9am to 1pm..thank you enjoy your easter break...

06.01.2022 SSAA WA met with Wapol senior personnel this week to discuss the current licensing issues that members are facing in relation to the Covid restrictions Wapol h...ave committed to review the declined applications with applicants being invited to re-apply in a simple process , original lodged forms such as the serviceability certificates will be recognized saving a burden on the applicant and the gunshop’s. WA Police Force Licensing Services Firearms ask that those affected do not attend Australia Post outlets and re submit their application but rather wait to be contacted by Licensing Services -Firearms who will give you the option to reinstate your application. Further details on this process will be sent directly to affected applicants and licence holders and the SSAA WA will communicate further details to members in the next few days on how it will be managed. Many other issues are being worked through such as when will the shops open and we would ask our members to be patient in these difficult times

01.01.2022 Appologies for the delay in updates.. WAFTA have been busy engaging with other industries all day.. One small relief for some or our traders today was the Redra...w and Correction of the closure of thier business premsies. Prehaps not the most thought through plan by Govt as this has heavily impacted many rural communities and brought undue stress and pannic to an already worrying time. The implementation of these new allowances are still unacceptable and unwarranted as law abiding and legal firearms owners do not pose a security risk as stated by the Premier.

01.01.2022 Ooops!...My Bad!...forgot the pointy bits..!!

01.01.2022 Coronavirus: social distancing saves lives. Even if you don’t feel symptoms, you must exercise healthy social distancing to prevent the virus spreading to other...s and the more vulnerable. Every Australian MUST play their part to help stop the spread. Australian Government Department of Health #COVID19 #coronavirusau

01.01.2022 How cool is this!