Legal Q&A with Stephen Mainstone Q. I have applied to renew my licence but haven’t received a reply back from the Firearms Registry and my licence is due to expire…
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…
NSW Police continue to conduct statewide safe storage and firearm inspections. All firearms holders in NSW can expect to get a call from their local police asking to arrange a…
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…
We have a lot of good news to present for this latest President report. Branch Communications We recently completed our second round of Branch Zoom meetings. This has proven to…
The latest edition of the NSW Shooter is here! Click here to read the June 2021 release online.
Recently, our ePetition on the Firearms and Weapons Legislation Amendment (Criminal Use) Bill was debated in NSW Parliament. SSAA NSW President Lance Miller (the main signatory for the ePetition) and…
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.…
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.
