Disciplines

Competitors take to the course with a semi-automatic pistol chambered for either 9mm Parabellum or .38 Super, or a .357 Magnum revolver.Action Pistol is a…

The competition in its modern format started in the UK in the 1980’s and has evolved since then, remaining popular in Queensland despite legislation treating…

Fly is a rifle-only shooting discipline featuring both Rimfire and Centrefire matches, typically shot at 200 yards and 500 metres respectively. Each match consists of…

Competitors aim to put a number of rounds – typically five or 10 shots – into the smallest possible group on paper targets placed at…

In contrast to the “Groups” Benchrest compeititon, which is about having the smallest group, the “Score” or “Hunter Class” Benchrest events are about getting the…

The discipline in Queensland fosters the use, collection and preservation of all big-game rifles, be they an antique double rifle, a modern bolt-action, a traditional…

Obviously full-size cannon would be impractical, as well as being somewhat difficult to transport, therefore most competitors in SSAA Cannon matches use scaled-down reproductions of…

Whether it’s the iconic SMLE Mk III* .303 rifle that’s seen Australia and the British Empire through two World Wars, the M96 or M38 Swedish…

A gun-dog’s natural instinct is to retrieve and this event provides a perfect avenue for them to express their natural working abilities, have fun and…

Field Rifle and the Positional events are all rifle disciplines that aim to improve hunting marksmanship under Rifle Range conditions, while teaching shooters the capabilities…

Originating in the UK in the late 1990s as a way to keep handgun Ranges viable after legislative changes made pistol shooting impractical, Gallery Rifle…

It can safely be said that SSAA Queensland’s Historical Arms Collectors (HAC) branch members like the old stuff better than the new stuff. The branch…