SSAA NSW Launch Holster Course
We are pleased to announce the launch of the SSAA NSW Holster Qualification Course, a program designed to provide members with the skills, knowledge, and confidence to safely and effectively…
Leading the Way: The future of range compliance
By Pete Szaak, Acting CEO for SSAA NSW Ltd Across Australia, the regulation and governance of shooting ranges is undergoing increased scrutiny. As the landscape of firearm legislation continues to…
Auburn Shooting Centre: A Sporting Shooters Range Under New Management
Exciting news for sporting shooters enthusiasts and newcomers alike—Auburn is now home to the Auburn Shooting Centre (ASC), officially opening its doors in early February 2025. Operated by the SSAA…
Strengthening Firearms Safety Training: SSAA NSW’s Commitment to Trainer Excellence
At SSAA NSW, safety and quality training are at the core of our mission. Ensuring that all SSAA NSW Trainers and Instructors meet the highest standards of instruction is essential…
Range/Branch Matters – March 2024
Firearms Licence Qualification Course Late last year the NSW Firearms Registry called for those interested in being a part of the Firearms Licence Qualification Course (FLQC) Consultative Group. The purpose…
Range/Branch Matters – December 2023
Earlier this year SSAA NSW met with NSWFR where we discussed several topics including if there was a consideration of removing any further requirement, in having matches (events) listed on…
Range/Branch Matters – October 2023
During May I had the pleasure of visiting several Branches across the state, who have requested that I assist them in reaccrediting Range Officer Trainers and Range Officers. Fair to…
Range/Branch Matters – April-May 2023
Following last month’s edition of ‘Range/Branch Matters’, I have had several inquiries relating to the requirement for Range Officers to be reaccredited by those Range Officers who are Trainers. As…