One Club, One Community
SSAA NSW Newcastle Branch’s approach to building a strong shooting community SSAA NSW Newcastle Branch isn’t just a SSAA NSW branch that shoots from the Seaham Range — it’s the…
Arthur’s legacy in building Big Springs Range into a regional cornerstone for SSAA NSW Wagga Wagga
In regional NSW, one man’s commitment to safe, responsible shooting has helped create a hub for training, competition, and community. Arthur, a founding figure of the SSAA NSW Wagga Wagga…
Need to change your genuine reason on your firearms licence?
Here’s what to do. Adding or changing your “genuine reason” on your NSW firearm licence—whether shifting from target shooting to hunting, collecting firearms, or vice versa—requires a considered approach. Depending on whether…
3 Steps to meeting your NSW firearms licence mandatory participation requirements.
The mandatory participation requirements is a critical compliance matter for licensed shooters, and it is imperative to ensure activities are kept up to date. If you are unsure of your…
Saddle Up for Single Action Shooting
Step back in time with Single Action Shooting – a discipline that blends marksmanship and history.
Ladies Day at Silverdale
Ladies Day at the Silverdale range with SSAA Sydney
Introducing the New SSAA NSW Website
We’re excited to officially launch the new SSAA NSW website — a major step forward in how we connect with, support, and inform our members and the broader shooting community.…
How Firearms Laws Differ per State (and Why It Matters)
Australia has some of the strictest firearms laws in the world, shaped by the National Firearms Agreement (1996). While this agreement set national minimum standards, each state and territory…
Legal Update – Deceased Estates
by Stephen Mainstone I have received a number of enquiries over the years from people who are concerned about what happens to a family member’s firearms once they die. Those…
SSAA NSW Guide to Genuine Reason Requirement for Firearms Licensing in NSW
In accordance with the National Firearms Agreement, Firearms Act 1996 (NSW) and the Firearms Regulations of 2017, in order for you to possess and use a firearm, you must qualify…