Saturday, 29 November 2025
Aim, Fire, Enjoy! Try Shooting at Wagga Wagga
Join us for an exciting Try Shooting Day at the SSAA NSW Wagga Wagga branch — an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of shooting in a safe, fun and welcoming environment.
Under the guidance of our highly‑trained Range Officers, you’ll get hands‑on with a .22 calibre scoped bolt‑action rifle (or other suitable beginner firearm) and aim at a variety of targets during your session.
Our Try Shooting sessions are tailored especially for first‑time shooters, but are also suitable for those with some experience who may want to sharpen their skills or see what our branch has to offer.
Proudly sponsored by Beretta
Session Times
- Session 1: 10:00am – 1:00pm
- Session 2: 2:00pm – 5:00pm
Please arrive on time to allow for the sign-in process and safety briefing. Each session has limited places, so early booking is essential.
Cost & Inclusions
$35 per person — includes:
- Range and booking fees
- Use of all firearms, ammunition, and safety equipment
- SSAA Public Liability Insurance coverage
- BBQ lunch and drinks (bottled water and soft drinks only)
Important Information
- Bookings are essential – walk-ins cannot be accommodated.
- All shooting equipment is supplied (firearms, ammunition, hearing and eye protection).
- Participants must be 12 years or older and able to complete a NSW Police P650 Declaration Form on the day if unlicensed.
- You must answer NO to all questions in Item B of the form.
- View the NSW Police P650 Declaration Form here.
- The declaration must be signed on the day, witnessed by a Range Officer.
- Please bring valid photo ID (driver licence, NSW photo ID card, or passport).
- Dress Code: Enclosed shoes are mandatory. Please avoid heels, thongs, singlet tops, or camouflage clothing.
- All participants must follow the SSAA NSW State Range Standing Orders at all times.
Book Your Spot Now!
Places are strictly limited and sessions fill quickly.
Don’t miss your chance to experience the excitement of shooting in a safe, structured environment with expert supervision.
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Are there ID or minimum age requirements to enter the event?
Participants need to be aged 12 years or older. If a participant is older than 12 and younger than 18, they must be accompanied by a parent or guardian, who must remain at the event for the entirity of the session. A Parent/Guardian Consent Form will be emailed to all applicable attendees and must be completed prior to participating. All participants must bring photo ID to complete all required temporary licencing paperwork. If the participant is under the age of 18, a parent or guardian must produce ID, as well as sign the P650 Declaration on behalf of the minor.
What do I bring to the event?
Other than the required paperwork, everything you will need is supplied by SSAA NSW, however, if you feel more comfortable using your own PPE (hearing protection and glasses) you are welcome to bring it with you. If you have dietary requirements, you may wish to bring your our refreshments.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions?
Contact our SSAA NSW representative and Director, Alison Worldon via email on alisonw@nsw.ssaa.org.au or Candice Appel on candicea@nsw.ssaa.org.au
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
It is preferable that you please bring your printed ticket. We will, however, accept a mobile version for viewing on the day. You must provide a copy of your ticket, as it is proof of confirmation of your booking.
Is my registration fee or ticket transferrable?
Yes. We will allow tickets to be transferred as long as there is one participant per ticket in attendance. Please contact us if you have arranged someone to transfer your ticket to. This will need to be done prior to the event. Unfortunately, refunds will not be issued
Can I book into more than one session?
We ask that each participant books into one session per day only. This is so we can offer as many spots as possible, to as many people as possible.
