RENEWAL FORM 2019
Members may download the Renewal Form, fill it in and either send it to the club address with a cheque payment or else call at […]
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Changes to Arms Act and Regulations
Malta has implemented the revised EU Firearms Directive and transposed it into national law. The changes will come into effect in March 2019. The following […]
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Clay Pigeon Shooting Course –
Bookings are being accepted for members wishing to obtain a Target shooter license B (Clay Pigeon) Those interested should contact the AMACS office on info@amacs-malta.org […]
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AMACS Summer Hours
The AMACS office has changed it opening hours for the summer. Starting on Monday, 17 July until the end of September our hours will […]
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New AMACS Committee 2017/2019
Dear members, We are pleased to announce the results of the elections for six committee members that were held at the end of the […]
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Visit by the new Parliamentary Secretary for Sports Dr Clifton Grima – Wednesday 14 June 2017
Members are invited to drinks at the AMACS club premises this Wednesday 14th June at 6pm to welcome the new Parliamentary Secretary for Sports, the […]
Continue reading »AACTS – AMACS Joint Statement Re Ta’ Kandja National Shooting Range Project
The following is an AACTS – AMACS joint statement regarding the Ta’ Kandja National Shooting Range.
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Annual General Meeting – 17 June 2017
The 31st AMACS AGM shall be held at the Club Rooms, First Floor, Clock Tower Block, Tigne Point, Sliema on Saturday, 17th June 2017 starting […]
Continue reading »Revision of the Firearms Directive: The EP votes in Plenary
On Tuesday 14 March, 2017 the European Parliament meeting in Plenary in Strasbourg voted on the Provisional Agreement reached in December following the Trilogues. The […]
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AMACS update re Firearms Directive 14 Feb 2017
The legislative process of the revision of the EU Firearm Directive is now at an advanced stage with the European Parliament Plenary vote planned for […]
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