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      Buying Apparel in Australia

      Magnum Sports carries close to 1,000 pieces of hunting and shooting clothing with around 575 available today: Hunters Element and Stoney Creek from New Zealand, Spika and Ridgeline for Australian conditions, and Beretta, Blaser and Miroku shooting vests, shirts and caps for the clay and field shooter. Beretta, Spika, Ridgeline and Hunters Element are the deepest ranges on the racks.

      Most hunters here build a three-layer system: a merino or synthetic base tee, a fleece or hoodie mid-layer, and a softshell or waterproof jacket over the top, with gaiters and a blaze cap for the bush. Clay shooters look for a vest with a padded shoulder and cartridge pockets that clears the gun mount. Prices run from about $20 for a beanie to $1,300 for a full Blaser jacket, with most jackets between $150 and $300 and pants around $100 to $200.

      Clothing carries no licence requirement, ships Australia-wide, and can be tried on in store at Roseville Chase, where staff will match sizing across the New Zealand and European brands, which cut differently.

      • PricesApparel from about $20 (beanies and caps) with most jackets $150 to $300 and pants $100 to $200; premium Blaser and Beretta pieces run to $1,300.
      • Availability997 apparel lines listed, about 575 available now; Beretta, Spika, Ridgeline and Hunters Element are the deepest ranges, most sizes on the shelf at Roseville Chase.
      • DealerMagnum Sports, 19 Babbage Road, Roseville Chase NSW — NSW Firearms Dealer Licence 413159984 — (02) 9882 2689

      Tell us where and when you hunt (Snowy high country in winter and Pilliga pigs in summer need different kit) and we will build a layering set in your budget. Sizing tip: Hunters Element and Stoney Creek run true to size, Ridgeline is generous, European brands run slimmer.

      Common questions

      What should I wear hunting in Australia?
      Layer for the conditions: a moisture-wicking base tee, a fleece or hoodie mid-layer and a softshell or waterproof outer, with sturdy pants, gaiters for scrub and snakes, and a blaze orange cap or vest so other hunters can see you. Desolve, Veil and Buffalo camo patterns from Hunters Element, Spika and Ridgeline are designed for Australian and New Zealand bush.
      Which hunting clothing brands does Magnum Sports stock?
      Hunters Element, Spika, Ridgeline, Stoney Creek, Beretta, Blaser, Miroku, Magpul, Leupold and Allen. Beretta, Spika, Ridgeline and Hunters Element are the largest ranges, with around 575 items available today.
      Do I need a firearms licence to buy hunting clothing?
      No. Clothing, caps, boots and gaiters can be bought by anyone and are posted Australia-wide; only firearms, ammunition and certain parts require a licence.
      What is a good shooting vest for clay target shooting?
      Beretta and Miroku skeet and sporting vests with a padded gun-mount shoulder, mesh panels and large cartridge pockets are the most popular at Sydney clay clubs; expect $100 to $220. Ridgeline also makes a Miroku-branded unisex vest at $149.
      Can I try clothing on in store?
      Yes, the full range is in store at Roseville Chase in Sydney's north with most sizes on the shelf; anything not in your size can be ordered from the distributor, usually within a week.

      Answers written by the licensed dealers at Magnum Sports, Roseville Chase NSW. Last reviewed September 2026. Firearms law differs by state; check with your state registry before you buy.