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Discover the Sporting Shooters Association of Victoria, a hub for shooting sports enthusiasts. This organization offers a range of firearm safety and practical training courses for all skill levels, from beginners to experienced shooters. You'll find numerous shooting ranges and affiliated clubs across Victoria, providing a safe and supportive environment to develop your skills and enjoy various shooting disciplines. They also provide legal services and advocate for firearm owners' interests, making it a great place to connect with the shooting community.
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My Dad Michele (Michael) Del Borrello was a member of SSAA No. 87387 from before 1995 and his hunting of Duck, Quail, Deer and Wild Pigs etc. was one of the things he loved to do most in his life. In the past he attended meetings of SSAA and took part in activities. He suddenly passed away just after his 77th Birthday on 28 March 2016. RIP dad and thanks SSAA.
SSAA State Office is staffed by courteous staff who are well versed / educated in their specific roles and go out of their way to assist with enquiries with a pleasant attitude.
You can enroll online through our website for various courses. For practical courses, you'll get access to online theory two weeks before, which must be completed at least two business days prior to the practical session. Advance registration is highly recommended as spaces are limited.
Course fees vary. For the Practical Firearm Safety Course, non-members pay $175, while SSAA members receive a discount, paying $132. Juniors pay $100. The basic Firearm Safety Course costs $80. Ammunition and targets are covered in the practical course fee.
Juniors aged 12 to 17 are welcome to attend. For the Practical Firearm Training Program, participants can join with or without a firearms license.
If you need to cancel or reschedule a booked course, you must notify the Training Department at least two weeks before your practical session date for a refund or rescheduling. Please note that all refunds will have a $10 administration fee deducted.
For practical sessions, you must wear enclosed footwear; singlets and skirts are not permitted. Earplugs are mandatory and will be provided. Junior participants (under 18) will also require eye protection, which can be supplied if needed. You must also bring government-issued ID.
Courses are generally offered to Australian citizens and permanent residents. Participants must have a sufficient English language skill level to understand instructions and complete assessments, as interpreters are not permitted during the course.
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