Reliability is required so you should show up when needed. Transportation is often available to be arranged at each specific gun club. The job requires a lot of sitting and marking of score sheet. Earplugs are required as you will be on the firing line a few feet behind the shooters. The days can be long and tiresome, but the pay is good.
Free meals are often part of the benefits package.
Job is primarily part-time on weekends, hours 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. typically. At registered shoots and other special events a full 8-hour day for 5 to 14 days may be required. You can contact the Amateur Trapshooting Association ATA website to find gun clubs in your area. Keep in mind, just because a gun club is not listed does not mean a job is not available in your town. This is why you should contact a local gun dealer as they know where the gun clubs are.