South African Sport and Hunting Federation (SASHF)
The SA Sport and Hunting Federation offers a home to families and individuals who love the bush, hunting and shooting range activities.
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South African Practical Shooting Association (SAPSA)
The South African Practical Shooting Association (SAPSA) is the governing body of practical shooting in South Africa. There are active clubs situated all over South Africa and matches are held throughout the year. SAPSA is an accredited shooting organisation and also regularly selects National Teams to compete internationally, for which National Colours are awarded.
Continue reading →South African Pistol Federation (SAPF)
The South African Pistol Federation practices disciplines including those of National Pistol Association (NPA), Precision Pistol Competition (PPC) and International Shooting Sports Federation (ISSF).
Continue reading →South African Metallic Silhoutte Shooting Association (SAMSSA)
Metallic silhouette shooting is run in the South Africa under the auspices of SAMSSA (South African Metallic Silhouette Shooting Association). SAMSSA is affiliated to SASSCo (South African Shooting Sport Confederation) and to IMSSU (International Metallic Silhouette Shooting Union). Four provincial bodies assist in governing the sport: Western Province (WPMSSA), Gauteng (GMSSA), Free State (FSMSSA) and Eastern Province (EPMSSA).
Continue reading →South African Modern Pentathlon Association (SAMPA)
SAMPA is an Olympic sport that comprises five events: fencing, freestyle swimming, show jumping, and a final combined event of pistol shooting, and a cross-country running.
Continue reading →South African Bisley Union (SABU)
The SA Bisley Union (SABU) is the organizing and controlling body of Target Rifle,F-Class and .303 Shooting in South Africa.
Continue reading →Somerset West Pistol Club (SWPC)
Our objective is to promote and encourage all firearm shooting disciplines as a recreation and a sport.
The SWPC organises numerous shoots during the year at a club and a provincial level. They conduct training courses for Range and Safety Officers and hold development clinics for new shooters.
Continue reading →Swiss Rifle Club Johannesburg (SRCJ)
At the Swiss Rifle Club Johannesburg, we follow a specific shooting calendar that is determined by our committee at the beginning of each year. Each month, we take part in one or more shooting programs as planned, and all of these programs follow strict regulations in the interest of fairness and safety.
Continue reading →Swiss Rifle Club Cape Town (SRCCT)
The Swiss Rifle Club Cape Town was established in 1949 by Swiss Nationals living in Cape Town. The club was formed to allow the Swiss residents in Cape Town to participate in the annual Swiss Shooting programs. Most of the programs that the SRC shoots in Cape Town are the exact same as those shot by the Swiss Nationals living in Switzerland.
Continue reading →Swiss Rifle Club Natal (SRCN)
The club encourages the fostering of fellowship amongst its members in a contentment inducing environment, upholding Swiss traditions and portraying Swiss values. Provide its members a place for information exchange, a support and advising centre for stranded, or simply a contact place from where new friendship can be developed.
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