November 2021 edition of the NSW Shooter out now!
The latest edition of the NSW Shooter is here! Click here to read the November 2021 release online.
The latest edition of the NSW Shooter is here! Click here to read the November 2021 release online.
We are pleased to announce the launch of a wholly SSAA NSW owned commercial training organisation, Industry Training Specialists Pty Ltd (ITS). ITS is committed to providing the highest quality…
SSAA NSW has long been advocating on behalf of all members with regards to a backlog of processing and application delays with NSW Firearms Registry. The Minister for Police confirmed…
The NSW Government is seeking public feedback on the NSW Animal Welfare Reform – Discussion Paper (Discussion Paper). The Discussion Paper provides an outline of proposed changes to the laws,…
The existing Explosives Regulation 2013 is scheduled for automatic repeal on 1 September 2022. The NSW Government has released the proposed Explosives Regulation 2021 and accompanying Regulatory Impact Statement for…
SSAA NSW has conducted long-term advocacy with regards to a Firearms Amnesty program. We are pleased to announce that our advocacy has been successful. A permanent, National Firearms Amnesty has…
There has been some recent confusion with regards to hunters sighting in at ranges. Some hunters have been advised that if their licence states hunting only, they are prohibited from…
SSAA Coffs Harbour branch held the NSW State Score Championships from 6-9 March 2021, with122 shooters competing over the four days. Some outstanding scores were shot. Local junior and Bishop…
In early February, we launched an online petition (“ePetition”) opposing the negative consequences of the Firearms and Weapons Legislation (Criminal Use) Bill 2020. This proposed Bill is unacceptable in its…
In February 2020, prior to the COVID-19 impact on ranges and competitions, the Glen Innes branch hosted the NSW Combined Services Pistol State Titles on the NSW Northern Tablelands. The…