Gun Safe QLD - Kingaroy Firearms Safety Training

Gun Safe QLD - Kingaroy Firearms Safety Training Local firearms safety training in Kingaroy and the South Burnett. RTO 2962. Local firearms safety training for Kingaroy and the South Burnett.

Delivering the approved 11029NAT Course in Firearms and Weapons Safety for Queensland firearms licensing. Delivering the approved 11029NAT Course in Firearms and Weapons Safety for Queensland firearms licensing in Categories A, B, C, D and H.

A huge thank you to everyone who attended today’s 11029NAT Course in Fi****ms and Weapons Safety at the South Burnett Pi...
02/08/2026

A huge thank you to everyone who attended today’s 11029NAT Course in Fi****ms and Weapons Safety at the South Burnett Pistol Club.

It was fantastic to see such a great group of participants who were engaged, asked thoughtful questions, and demonstrated a genuine commitment to safe and responsible fi****ms ownership.

A special thank you also to the South Burnett Pistol Club for once again providing an excellent venue and supporting fi****ms education in our region.

Congratulations to everyone who successfully completed the course. We wish you all the very best with your Queensland fi****ms licence applications and hope to see many of you back on the range in the future.

If you’re considering applying for a fi****ms licence, keep an eye on our page for upcoming course dates or book online at:
🌐 https://gunsafeqld.square.site

Train safe. Shoot safe. Be gun safe.

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02/08/2026

Fi****ms Training - Approved for QPS Weapons Licensing - Fi****ms License (safety) course. ****ms

31/07/2026
If your licence is still on your “to-do” list,Now’s the time—you don’t want to miss!Learn it right, from the very start,...
31/07/2026

If your licence is still on your “to-do” list,
Now’s the time—you don’t want to miss!
Learn it right, from the very start,
Safe fi****ms handling is the smartest part.

📅 Upcoming course dates are now available!

✅ Approved for Fi****ms Licensing in Queensland
📍 Local training in Kingaroy

Book your place today:
🌐 https://gunsafeqld.square.site

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🚨 Important changes are coming for Queensland fi****ms licence holders. Are you ready?From 12 March 2027, Queensland’s f...
30/07/2026

🚨 Important changes are coming for Queensland fi****ms licence holders. Are you ready?

From 12 March 2027, Queensland’s fi****ms storage laws are changing.

If you currently store your fi****ms in a timber cupboard or cabinet, you’ll need to upgrade to a compliant solid steel safe before the new laws take effect.

The new legislation will affect Category A, B, C, E and M licence holders across Queensland.

The infographic below explains:
✅ What’s changing
✅ Who it affects
✅ What you need to do
✅ Upcoming licence eligibility changes commencing 3 August 2026

If you know someone who owns fi****ms, please share this post so they’re aware of these important changes. A little preparation now can help avoid problems later.

As always, if you’re thinking about getting your fi****ms licence or have questions about fi****ms safety training in the South Burnett, we’re happy to help.

Train safe. Shoot safe. Be gun safe.

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Looking to apply for a Queensland fi****ms licence?Our next Approved Queensland Fi****ms Safety Courses are now open for...
28/07/2026

Looking to apply for a Queensland fi****ms licence?

Our next Approved Queensland Fi****ms Safety Courses are now open for bookings!

📅 Upcoming course dates:
• Friday 31 July 2026
• Saturday 29 August 2026
• Friday 4 September 2026

Whether you’re applying for your first licence or adding another category, our courses are delivered in a friendly, professional environment by an experienced instructor.

✅ Approved for Queensland fi****ms licensing
✅ Categories A, B, C, D & H
✅ Practical, informative and easy to follow
✅ Training held at the South Burnett Pistol Club, Kingaroy

Places are limited, so bookings are essential.

👉 Book online: https://gunsafeqld.square.site

Train safe. Shoot safe. Be gun safe. 🎯

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Queensland fi****ms licensing changes are coming.From 3 August 2026, new citizenship requirements under the Fighting Ant...
27/07/2026

Queensland fi****ms licensing changes are coming.

From 3 August 2026, new citizenship requirements under the Fighting Antisemitism and Keeping Guns out of the Hands of Terrorists and Criminals Amendment Act 2026 will affect some fi****ms licence holders in Queensland.

For most Australian citizens, nothing changes.

If you’re not an Australian citizen, it’s important to understand what these changes mean for your licence before it expires. If you hold a licence for sport or target shooting, make sure you’re a member of a recognised sporting/target shooting club. Those with a genuine occupational need (such as primary producers) also continue to have pathways under the legislation.

We’ve put together this simple infographic to help explain the key changes.

As always, ensure you check your individual circumstances and refer to the Weapons Licensing Group if you need advice specific to your licence.

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Can a minor obtain a fi****ms license in Queensland?It’s one of the questions we’re asked most often—and the answer is y...
23/07/2026

Can a minor obtain a fi****ms license in Queensland?

It’s one of the questions we’re asked most often—and the answer is yes, but the circumstances are often misunderstood.

There are two important distinctions:

✅ A minor can hold their own fi****ms licence, but only for genuine reasons such as:
• Sport/club shooting (membership required)
• Occupational purposes relating to primary production

✅ A minor aged 11 years or older may also be able to use a Category A or B firearm for training purposes without holding a licence, provided the requirements of the Weapons Act are met, including direct and immediate supervision by a parent, guardian, or person acting in that role, who is appropriately licensed, and only where it is otherwise lawful to shoot.

🚫 A minor’s fi****ms licence is not issued for recreational hunting or general recreational shooting and a minor can not legally own a firearm.

Understanding the difference between holding a licence and using a firearm under a legislative exemption helps clear up one of the biggest misconceptions surrounding junior shooters in Queensland.

If you know someone who has asked this question before, feel free to tag them in the comments —it might help clear things up.

🌐 https://gunsafeqld.square.site

Train safe. Shoot safe. Be Gun Safe. 🎯

Did you know? 🎯Holding a Category H fi****ms licence in Queensland comes with ongoing participation requirements.If you ...
19/07/2026

Did you know? 🎯

Holding a Category H fi****ms licence in Queensland comes with ongoing participation requirements.

If you own one class of Category H pistol, you must compete in 6 handgun shooting competitions for that class on different days each financial year.

If you own 2 or more classes, you must participate in 4 club-organised shoots for each class each financial year.

Regular participation isn’t just about meeting legislative requirements—it’s also a great way to build confidence, maintain your skills, and support your local shooting club.

Safe shooting starts with regular practice. Stay safe, stay active and enjoy your time on the range. 👌

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The countdown is on! 👏The Toowoomba Arms Fair is always a great opportunity to check out the latest fi****ms, optics, re...
18/07/2026

The countdown is on! 👏

The Toowoomba Arms Fair is always a great opportunity to check out the latest fi****ms, optics, reloading gear, hunting equipment and accessories—all in one place.

Are you going this year?

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