SSAA NSW has contacted members regularly over the past 12 months regarding our advocacy campaign and ePetition, opposing the negative consequences of the Firearms and Weapons Legislation Amendment (Criminal Use)…
On behalf of all legal firearms owners in NSW, we urge you to sign this online petition to oppose the negative consequences of the Firearms and Weapons Legislation (Criminal Use) Bill 2020.…
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of David Billinghurst, Hall of Fame Benchrest shooter and greatly respected SSAA NSW Life Member. Dave (or Billo as he…
Many competitions have resumed and ranges have implemented COVID-19 safety plans so that all may safely attend and participate in their sport. There is currently a 12-month extension to the…
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Hall of Fame benchrest shooter and greatly respected SSAA NSW member Denis Tobler. Denis joined SSAA in 1970 and…
The latest edition of the NSW Shooter is here! Click here to read the December release online or click here to download the PDF and read offline.
Congratulations to our very own SSAA NSW President Lance Miller, who was elected unopposed as President of SSAA National (stepping up from his previous role as National Senior Vice-President), at…
Our strong advocacy actively continues with regards to the Firearms and Weapons Legislation Amendment (Criminal Use) Bill 2020. It is important that the Bill is amended to avoid any unintended…
As the temperature increases, our native snakes are coming out of brumation, looking for food sources and to breed. This prompts the question for law-abiding firearms owners, “can I shoot…
National Feral Cat Management Survey Researchers from RMIT University are looking for volunteers to participate in a national survey about feral cat management in Australia. The data collected from the…
Have you arranged your 2020-2022 attendances?
Many competitions have resumed and ranges have implemented COVID-19 safety plans so that all may safely attend and participate in their sport.
There is currently a 12-month extension to the attendances reporting period for 2020-2021 (now 2020-2022), allowing for one year’s participation across two years, while the COVID-19 health orders remain in place.
