Southern Rangers Black Powder

Southern Rangers Black Powder is a sports club located in the City of Onkaparinga, South Australia. The club specialises in muzzleloading firearms, specifically black powder rifles, pistols, and shotguns.

The club is affiliated with SSAA SA (Sporting Shooters Association of Australia – South Australia) and offers a range of disciplines for members to participate in. These include SSAA Muzzleloading, SSAA Shotgun (Field), Shotgun, Service Pistol, Rifle Metallic Silhouette, ISSF, Black Powder, Big Game Rifle, Benchrest, Air Rifle, and Air Pistol.

The club's main range is open on Sundays from 10 am until late. In the morning, there are programmed events for black powder rifle and pistol shooting at distances of 25, 50, and 100 metres. In the afternoon, modern firearms can be used, although jacketed ammunition is not allowed. There is also a separate range dedicated to shotgun shooting.

On Wednesdays, there is a pistol shooting session starting at 10:30 am, by appointment. Visitors are welcome, and there is a small fee of $20 for visitors who participate in shooting activities.

Southern Rangers Black Powder provides a welcoming and inclusive environment for shooters of all skill levels. Whether you are a competitive shooter, a novice looking to learn, or just want to try shooting and meet new people, the club is open to everyone.

SSAA SA is a large organisation with 35 clubs catering to the needs of rifle, handgun, and shotgun shooters. They offer a wide variety of activities, including firearms safety training, hunting, archery, primary production, working gundogs, and collecting.

If you are interested in joining Southern Rangers Black Powder or would like more information, you can contact the club secretary at 0412 574 444 or email secretary. Srbpc@gmail. Com. Additionally, you can visit the SSAA SA website for more information on the various clubs and activities available.

Please note that firearms licencing is required to participate in shooting activities, and more information on obtaining a South Australian Firearms Licence can be found on the SSAA SA website.