Try Shooting Day | SSAA (NSW) Port Macquarie Branch
SSAA NSW invites you to experience our Try Shooting Day in Port Macquarie — an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of shooting in a safe, fun and welcoming environment.
An update from the SSAA (NSW) Port Macquarie
We’re back to our regular schedule: practice each Friday, the first two Saturdays of the month, the third Sunday, and competitions on the fourth Sunday.
Travelling or Moving to NSW with Firearms?
Whether you’re travelling within the state or relocating from interstate, understanding the legal requirements is essential.
Guide to Safe Storage of Firearms in NSW
Safe storage is not just a recommendation for firearm owners in NSW — it’s a legal requirement under the Firearms Act 1996.
Probationary Pistol Licence (PPL) – Your Pathway into Pistol Shooting in NSW
If you’re new to pistol shooting in NSW, you will need to first obtain a Probationary Pistol Licence (PPL) before you can apply for a Category H firearms licence for sport or target shooting.
Meet our SSAA NSW Range Officers
At every SSAA NSW range, behind the firing lines and well-used benches, you’ll find some of the unsung heroes of our sport — our Range Officers.
SSAA (NSW) Sydney Branch Awards Night 2025
The evening celebrated the hard work and dedication of the people across SSAA (NSW) Sydney ranges, with Niven Little named Overall Range Officer of the Year.
A message from the SSAA NSW President
It’s been an exciting time here at SSAA NSW but I would first like to share that SSAA NSW has now grown to more than 65,000 members.
Firearms in Deceased Estates – What You Need to Know in NSW
When a licensed firearm owner passes away, their firearms cannot simply be handed over or kept by family members.
SSAA NSW’s position on the Conservation Hunting Bill
Our SSAA NSW President, Lance Miller and CEO, Pete Szaak appeared before the Parliamentary Review Committee to support the Bill.