NSSA-NSCA headquarters offices are closed today, Tuesday, January 21, due to extreme weather conditions that make it unsafe for our staff to travel to the National Shooting Complex. We expect to reopen on Wednesday at 8 a.m. … [Read more...]
2024 Shoots Will Be Processed by 2024 Rules
NSCA Members: All shoots in 2024 will be processed under the appropriate 2024 rules before we can correctly classify you for 2025 and display your 2025 classification. This information will be updated after the 2024 end-of-year is processed, which will be approximately January 15. Learn about classification changes for 2025. … [Read more...]
This Month In Clay Target Nation
The January issue of Clay Target Nation is digital only, so even if you normally get the print issue, you will not receive a copy in the mail this month. In February, we'll be back to our usual print and digital editions. January is our reference issue, and you'll find it jam-packed with everything you need to know for the upcoming season. In our Training Tips columns, John Shima has advice for starting the new year off right by learning a new shooting habit or breaking a bad one. Meanwhile, Anthony Matarese Jr. encourages sporting clays shooters to expand their toolkit by learning a new … [Read more...]
Update Regarding Sportsman’s Insurance Agency, Inc.
We are pleased to report that Sportsman's Insurance Agency, Inc. (SIAI) has notified NSSA-NSCA of an update regarding the gun, gun club and instructor coverages they offer to our members and member clubs. "Sportsman’s Insurance Agency is excited to announce the continuation of our regular operations with our customers," said Leslie Casanova, president of SIAI. If your firearm, gun club, or instructor's coverage recently expired, please contact Sportsman’s at 386-677-2588 to discuss resuming these valuable coverages. If your policy expires on a future date, your coverage will … [Read more...]
Final Shots: Hollis Boss
The skeet world and NSSA lost a great friend and supporter when Hollis Boss died at age 99 on July 14, 2024. Hollis was a WWII Navy veteran, a businessman and career insurance man, skeet shooter, lifelong outdoorsman, and big game hunter who lived a very full life. He was a dedicated supporter of the game of skeet and the NSSA for over 60 years, and he remained interested in what was going on at the association even until his final days. Hollis began his involvement with skeet in the late 1950s where he lived just outside of Buffalo, NY. By 1958, he was shooting registered tournaments, … [Read more...]
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