"The Commonwealth Games is always going to be tough, there are very good shooters from lots of countries but it'll be a good challenge," she said.
It will be a sixth Games campaign - including two at Olympic level - for prone rifle shooter Ryan Taylor.
NZ Shooting Federation sport development manager Gavin Paton expects the teams' experience to be important.
"This is a strong team so we're looking forward to positive results. A tough selection process has brought out our best shooters," he said.
"This team has spent a lot of time training and travelling to competitions and World Cups and events to qualify so they should be proud of what they've achieved already."
NZ Commonwealth Games shooters:
Women: Natalie Rooney (trap), Chloe Tipple (skeet), Sally Johnston (smallbore 50m prone rifle), Janet Hunt (smallbore 50m prone rifle). Men: Ricky Zhao - (50m pistol), Owen Robinson (trap), Myles Browne-Cole (trap), Scott Wilson (double trap), John Snowden (fullbore and fullbore pairs), Brian Carter (fullbore and fullbore pairs), Ryan Taylor (50m prone rifle).