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Gold Coast & Hinterland Branch Inc is a prominent sports club located in Gold Coast, Queensland. Established in 1948, the branch is a part of the Sporting Shooters Association of Australia (SSAA), which was founded to promote the shooting sports and safeguard the rights of firearm owners.
The branch hosts various events and activities for its members, providing them with opportunities to engage in sport shooting, recreational hunting, air rifle competitions, and even participating in the re-enactment of the muzzleloading golden age from 1500 to 1865 known as Rendezvous. They welcome individuals of all ages and experience levels, including juniors aged 11 years and above, making the club a family-friendly and inclusive organisation.
Hunting is highly supported by the SSAA Gold Coast & Hinterland Branch, recognising it as one of the primary reasons for firearm ownership in Queensland. Moreover, the branch has initiated the Farmer Assist programme, which has been widely successful and has now expanded throughout Australia, aiming to assist farmers in managing pest animals.
To stay updated with the latest news, events, and views regarding firearms ownership, sport shooting, and recreational hunting, individuals can sign up for the branch's newsletter or follow them on various social media platforms. The club encourages community involvement and is always on the lookout for volunteers to support their activities.
For those interested in becoming a member or seeking information on shooting disciplines, local clubs and ranges, current legislation, and legal responsibilities, the branch provides a comprehensive directory service and resources to help individuals navigate the world of shooting sports.
The S. S. A. A.
Gold Coast & Hinterland Branch Inc, as a part of the larger SSAA Queensland, serves as the leading organisation representing licenced firearms owners in Queensland. With its commitment to promoting responsible firearms use, fostering a sense of community, and preserving the shooting sports, the branch continues to play an essential role in the local shooting community.