Focusing towards SSAA’s female members, Australian Women’s Shooter is a quarterly magazine that covers all things women’s shooting. Whether you’re a seasoned sports shooter and/or recreational hunter or maybe looking to become more involved but not sure how, this magazine is for you.
Australian Women’s Shooter features a regular column from three-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Laetisha Scanlan and relevant practical pieces from experienced shooter Gemma Dunn. Along with Laetisha and Gemma’s expert knowledge and tips, AWS is filled with product reviews, profiles, stories and prizes especially for the ever-increasing number of females participating in shooting and hunting across the country.
Focusing towards SSAA’s female members, Australian Women’s Shooter is a quarterly magazine that covers all things women’s shooting. Whether you’re a seasoned sports shooter and/or recreational hunter or maybe looking to become more involved but not sure how, this magazine is for you.
Australian Women’s Shooter features a regular column from three-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Laetisha Scanlan and relevant practical pieces from experienced shooter Gemma Dunn. Along with Laetisha and Gemma’s expert knowledge and tips, AWS is filled with product reviews, profiles, stories and prizes especially for the ever-increasing number of females participating in shooting and hunting across the country.

Issue 2 – March 2019
While current Australian shooting champion Laetisha Scanlan explains why education is key when it comes to youngsters shooting, we transport you back to 1984 when Olympian Patricia (Pattie) Dench shaped the history of women’s shooting in Australia. Meanwhile, one of the world’s biggest firearms manufacturers has just brought a shotgun series designed for women to Australia and we review their Beretta 691 Vittoria Sporting. We also feature a family hunting story, run you through why it’s so important your firearm has the right fit and take a glimpse at the outstanding fun and success enjoyed at the SSAA Bundaberg Ladies Day.

Issue 1 – December 2018
Three-time Commonwealth Games gold medallist Laetisha Scanlan befittingly graces the cover of our inaugural edition. Laetisha’s achievements, both on and off the range, at just 28 years old really are remarkable. The future remains bright for Australia’s sport shooting champion and the SSAA is excited to have teamed up with ‘Teash’ for her regular column from our next edition.
We’ve had fun field testing the impressive lightweight and slim Weatherby Camilla and our review highlights how this royal rifle that shoots with purpose is the ultimate fit for women shooters. Top Australian sports shooter Gemma Dunn kicks off her women’s practical shooting pieces with a focus on ocular cross-dominance in women, which takes you through the steps to see if genetics plays its part for you too.
We also visit the SSAA Rockhampton Branch, where female and junior numbers are on the rise. Our women’s only competition has three great prizes, with UpLULA pink magazine loaders, a Lithgow prize pack and a $100 SSAA Online Shop voucher up for grabs.
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