AMACS mourns the tragic loss of one of its members
We are saddened by the tragic loss of 42-year old member James Vella, who lost his life yesterday in a diving accident. James frequently attended […]
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FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE, 10-13 AUGUST 2020
The next FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE for this year shall be held on these dates: Session 1 Monday 10 August 19:00h – 21:30h […]
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AMACS 35th ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING – 29 AUGUST 2020
The Association’s 35th Annual General Meeting shall be held at the AMACS Lawrence Darmanin Indoor Shooting Range, Tigne’ Point, on Saturday 29th August 2020 at […]
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AMACS RELOADING COURSES – 13 TO 15 JULY
Reloading courses shall be held at the AMACS HQ in Tigne’ Point on these dates: Session 1 Monday 13 July 19:00h – 21:30h […]
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AMACS FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE – 13 TO 16 JULY
The next FIREARMS SAFETY COURSE for this year shall be held on these dates: Session 1 Monday 13 July 19:00h – 21:30h […]
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AMACS CELEBRATES ITS 35TH ANNIVERSARY
Today, AMACS commemorated its foundation as the ‘AAMS’ on 12th June 1985 with a dinner for the Founding Members together with the current committee. Those […]
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AMACS BAR TO REOPEN FOR MEMBERS – WEDNESDAY 10 JUNE
We are pleased to inform our members that we are resuming our Wednesday evening social hours at our Tigne’ Point premises as bar. The hours […]
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AMACS CELEBRATES THE 35TH YEAR OF ITS FOUNDATION
Wednesday 12 June 1985. Fourteen collectors of historic arms and militaria gather in an office in Marsa. They agree to set up an organisation that […]
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TVAM FEATURE ON LICENSED FIREARMS
This morning’s edition of TVAM (Wednesday 20 May 2020) included a feature on the ‘alarming’ number of firearms registered with the Police. The service started […]
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MALTA TODAY ARTICLE ON LEGAL FIREARM STATISTICS
The article written by Paul Cocks and published in ‘Malta Today’ on 15 May contains several inaccuracies, which need to be addressed. Let us dissect the […]
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