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This Month In Clay Target Nation

February 26, 2026 By hdyer

The March issue of Clay Target Nation is packed full of tips and tactics that will help you find more success and have more fun on the sporting clays course or the skeet field this season.

In our Training Tips columns, Todd Bender offers skeet shooters tips to improve their consistency, while the team at OSP Shooting School has insight into seeing around the barrel.

We kick off the features with the GOAT himself, George Digweed, writing about how he makes a winning plan. Anthony Matarese Jr. continues his series on “Why We Miss,” while Stuart Brown coaches skeet shooters who are struggling with barrel reference. Haylyn Hanks has an article on how to build a winning mindset, and John Shima encourages shooters to manage their “startle reflex” for better shooting. Kevin Monteleone, Susan Huszai and Alison Boyette let us in on the details of their practice routines, and Dr. Dan Fischer offers some insight in “Understanding and Reducing Felt Recoil.”

Advertisers in the March issue are:

  • Atlas Traps
  • Caesar Guerini
  • Clay Target Instruction
  • Cole Fine Guns & Gunsmithing
  • Decot
  • Elite
  • Federal
  • Fiocchi
  • Krieghoff
  • Lazy J Sporting Club
  • Lockton Affinity
  • MEC Outdoors
  • NWTF
  • Orion Outdoors
  • Pacific Sporting Arms
  • Paxton Arms
  • Promatic
  • Remington
  • Robert Louis Company
  • Safari Club International (SCI)
  • Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation
  • Winchester/White Flyer
  • Wrapid Comb
  • Zoli

Clay Target Nation is available monthly to all members in digital and/or print form. Not a member? You can receive the next issue when you join at http://nssa-nsca.org/join-nssa-nsca/.

Filed Under: homepage section 1, National Shooting Complex, NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: advertisers, Clay Target Nation, sponsors

NSSA-NSCA Recognition Programs Delayed by IT Upgrades

February 23, 2026 By Sherry Kerr

We know many of our members are eagerly awaiting the announcement of the NSSA and NSCA Recognition Teams. As part of important upgrades to our IT infrastructure designed to better serve our members, the announcements will be released slightly later than originally anticipated.

We appreciate your patience as we complete these improvements. Our team is working diligently to finalize and share this information, and we look forward to recognizing our members very soon.

Thank you for your continued support of NSSA and NSCA.

 

Filed Under: NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: recognition programs

Shooting for Rewards Program Being Phased Out

January 28, 2026 By Sherry Kerr

Shooting for RewardsThe Shooting for Rewards program, which rewards members with points for shooting registered targets and offers a catalog of items the points can be spent on, is being phased out over the next two years. The program will end and the store will close on January 1, 2028. All unused points will expire on that date.

In the meantime, points can be earned and spent until the program ends. The five-year points expiration timeline remains in place.

Items will be removed from the store as inventory is exhausted. High-inventory items will be offered at discounted point pricing and will be announced as that happens. During the last three months of the program in 2027, everything remaining will go on sale with deep discounts.

You can find your points on your My Home Page. Go to the Members tab, and you’ll find My Home Page at the top of the dropdown menu. In addition to seeing the number of points you have available, there is a Spend Points button that takes you to the catalog.

 

Filed Under: NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: Shooting for Rewards

A Bold New Look for the NSSA and NSCA

January 10, 2026 By Sherry Kerr

Exciting changes are on the horizon for the NSSA and NSCA!

After months of collaboration with a leading sports marketing agency, a cross-organizational team is proud to unveil a bold new visual identity for both organizations — including striking new logos and an upgraded digital experience that reintroduces the thrill of clay target sports to the world.

The revamped website user experience is designed to welcome newcomers who are curious about the games and eager to get involved, while still delivering the stats, standings, and resources members rely on. It’s a bridge between tradition and tomorrow—built for both first-time visitors and lifelong shooters.

While the full website experience rolls out in the coming months, today we’re thrilled to reveal our new logos — the first wave of transformation you’ll begin seeing across social media.

In 2026, this fresh branding will extend to official apparel, achievement patches and certificates, and signage across the National Headquarters and National Shooting Complex.

Why This Matters

It’s been decades since our logos have been refreshed. These new designs are more than just modern — they’re meaningful. They honor our history while reflecting the energy and momentum of today’s clay target community. For current members, they represent a bold new flag to fly. For future members, they signal that something dynamic is happening here — and they’re invited.

The Story Behind the NSSA Logo

Twin Houses, Timeless Challenge: The iconic high and low house targets immediately connect us to the skeet fields we know and love. The motion trails bring the clays to life, highlighting the speed, skill, and split-second decisions that define the sport.

10 Stars, One Community: Representing the 9 zones and member countries, plus headquarters in San Antonio, Texas — this is a symbol of our unified global family.

Red, White and Blue: Proudly echoing the colors of the American flag, our palette reflects both heritage and patriotism.

Four Gauges, Four Stripes: The varying-weight stripes salute the 12, 20, 28, and .410 gauges — each with its own legacy and challenge in the sport of skeet.

Custom “Clay Pigeon” Font: A font that’s all our own was designed to highlight the speed associated with our sports and the personality of our brand.

The Story Behind the NSCA Logo

Incoming Clay, Instant Reaction: The centerpiece is a fast-incoming target—symbolizing both the thrill of the sport and the focus it demands.

5 Stars, 5 Regions: Each star represents one of the five NSCA regions across the U.S.

Red, White and Blue: The national colors connect us to our roots, our country, and the pride we carry into competition.

Four Tails, Four Gauges: The trailing motion arcs represent 12, 20, 28, and .410—capturing their diversity and dynamism in every shot.

Custom “Clay Pigeon” Font: Designed to reflect the motion, speed, and dynamism of our sport, the logo’s distinct font helps our brand stand out.

 
This new identity marks a thrilling next chapter for both organizations — an invitation to grow, evolve, and welcome the next generation of shooters. We’re proud of where we’ve been, and even more excited about where we’re going.

Join us in celebrating the future of clay target sports. It’s time to aim higher!

Filed Under: NSCA News Tagged With: branding, logo

Download the NEW NSSA-NSCA Membership Mobile App

November 21, 2025 By Sherry Kerr


The official NSSA-NSCA Membership Mobile App is here!

We’re pleased to introduce the official NSSA-NSCA Membership Mobile App, designed to make your membership easier and more connected than ever. Everything you need is right at your fingertips:

  • Access your digital membership card
  • View your current classification and shoot history
  • Find clubs and events near you
  • Access the NSSA and NSCA Rule Books
  • …and so much more!

Log in using the same credentials you use for the nssa-nsca.org website and start exploring today!

Get it now on the Apple App Store (iPhone) or Google Play (Android). Select the appropriate button below to download.

The Membership App is separate from the NSSA and NSCA Event apps. The event apps will still be utilized for the Championship events.

         

 
 

Filed Under: NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: Membership app

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