NSSA - National Skeet Shooting Association
The National Skeet Shooting Association is the world's largest organization dedicated to the sport of Skeet Shooting.
The 2025 NSSA Records Annual, based on 2024 averages, is now ready for your review. The annual will go to the printer soon, but first you have an opportunity to preview the publication and let NSSA know if any edits are needed.
If you have questions or corrections, please submit them to Jessica Wolfe, NSSA Assistant Director, at jwolfe@nssa-nsca.com no later than August 8.
NSSA is seeking dedicated members willing to volunteer their time and talents by joining the Ideas Team. This new committee will focus on enhancing our marketing efforts, membership retention, and more. Our goal is to explore innovative ways to engage shooters interested in clay target shooting while also retaining our current membership. Like other committees designated by the Executive Committee, the Ideas Team will provide recommendations based on their expertise to the Executive Committee.
Key Responsibilities:
Would you or an NSSA member you know be interested in contributing time and talents to this effort? We’d love to hear from you!
Please submit the following information:
Kindly email the above information to Jessica Wolfe, NSSA Assistant Director, at jwolfe@nssa-nsca.com by September 1, 2025.
We look forward to hearing from you!
NSSF, the firearm industry trade association, invites everyone to celebrate the shooting sports during the 2025 National Shooting Sports Month this August. Whether you’re an experienced marksman, a first-time gun owner or someone simply curious about the shooting sports, there’s no better time to get involved, improve your skills and introduce someone new to the range.
Now in its eighth year, National Shooting Sports Month encourages all Americans to experience the excitement of target shooting while promoting safe and responsible firearm use. Ranges, retailers, manufacturers and industry partners across the country are joining forces to host special events, training sessions and promotions throughout the month.
“National Shooting Sports Month is a time to recognize and celebrate the values that define the shooting sports — safety, responsibility, skill development and community,” said Joe Bartozzi, President and CEO of NSSF. “Whether you’re welcoming a newcomer to the range or honing your own abilities, this month serves as a nationwide call to participate, mentor and support one of America’s longstanding recreational traditions.”
1. Visit a Range
Head to your favorite range, retailer or club and ask how you can participate this month. Many offer special events, training sessions, competitions or discounts in August. Your support helps keep these community resources thriving. Find an event near you. First-time shooters should know that ranges welcome newcomers and will provide supervised, supportive, safe introductions to recreational shooting.
Don’t have a go-to shooting spot yet? No problem. Use our NSSA Club Search or NSCA Club Search feature or NSSF’s Find a Range tool to discover nearby ranges, clubs and events.
2. Bring Someone New
There’s no better time to introduce someone new to the shooting sports. Whether it’s a neighbor, coworker or family member, invite them to join you at the range and help them feel confident and welcome. Just one invitation can lead to a lifetime of enjoyment. Check out the +ONE Movement to see how others are mentoring new shooters.
3. Download Free Targets
Try something new at the range with NSSF’s collection of free, printable targets. From classic bullseye to fun challenges, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Download targets here.
4. Celebrate on Social Media
Share your range day photos and stories using #LetsGoShooting and #PlusOneMovement to inspire others and show your support for the shooting sports community. Stay connected by following our social pages on Facebook and Instagram.
5. Host or Attend an Event
Firearm ranges and retailers are offering exciting promotions, events, safety seminars and introductory courses. Find a local event or list your own at ShootingSportsMonth.org.
Make August Your Target
Whether you’re a seasoned competitor or brand new to the shooting sports, National Shooting Sports Month is your opportunity to be part of something bigger. Visit LetsGoShooting.org to discover tips, safety resources and how you can take part in this nationwide celebration.
We’ve heard from some of our members and member clubs who have received unsolicited emails offering the NSSA-NSCA membership lists for sale.
These offers are scams. No one has our membership lists, and they are NEVER for sale. We protect our members’ contact information and do not share, sell, trade, or otherwise distribute it, even with our sponsors or industry partners.
If you receive one of these scam emails, you are welcome to forward it to us at nssa@nssa-nsca.com or nsca@nssa-nsca.com. Please report the email as spam and don’t click on any links it contains.
Be assured that we do everything possible to keep your contact information safe, and any scammer who says they have our list actually does not. Any lists they may provide to unwitting buyers will not be our member lists.
The annual Krieghoff K-80 shotgun raffle is now underway, with one lucky winner taking home a dream gun worth $20,345 when their ticket is drawn during the National Sporting Clays Championship. You do not have to be present to win.
Krieghoff has generously donated a K-80 Sporting model with a tapered flat rib on 32-inch barrels. It will be enhanced with beautiful Symphony Nitride engraving and a category 002 #3 adjustable stock and Schnabel forend.
The annual K-80 raffle is one of the major fundraisers for the USA Sporting Clays Team and also supports the Krieghoff All-American programs for both NSCA and NSSA. Only 407 tickets will be sold at $100 each. To purchase your tickets, call Glynne Moseley, 210-688-3371 ext. 270. The raffle is open only to U.S. residents.
Note: The Krieghoff shotgun winner must have a valid U.S. social security number, as NSSA-NSCA must collect tax and report the winning value to the IRS. We cannot ship firearms outside the U.S
