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Message From The President

Change to rule VII-F-2 regarding minimum target requirements to compete in Provincial, Regional and National Championships

The 2019 Shoot Book is ONLINE!

The link below now loads the 2019 Shoot Book. You will be able to pick up a copy at your next registered shoot. But if you want to have a peak - just click on ...

2019 CNSCA National Championship

Reserve the 2019 Labor Day weekend for the Canadian National Sporting Clays Association National Championships. Lake Windermere Rod and Gun Club-Radium Hotsprings, British Columbia this August 29, 30, 31 and Sept 1. Winner determined by the ...

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Change to rule VII-F-2 regarding minimum target requirements to compete in Provincial, Regional and National Championships

Mon, Apr 15, 2019

Poster – 2019 Lethbridge Coulee Classic

Sun, Apr 7, 2019

The 2019 Shoot Book is ONLINE!

The link below now loads the 2019 Shoot Book. You will be able to pick up a copy at your next registered shoot. But if you want to have a peak - just click on the link below to look at it online.

Thu, Mar 21, 2019

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Please be advised that the CNSCA Board of Directors recently voted to change rule VII-F-2 regarding minimum target requirements to compete in Provincial, Regional and National Championships. Old rule: A resident shooter must have shot a minimum of 300 CNSCA registered targets in the current year prior to the Provincial, Regional or National Tournament to qualify for awards, moneys or prizes at the Provincial, Regional or National Tournament. A resident shooter who does not qualify by this criteria will be entered into “Masters” class and may only qualify for awards, moneys, or prizes in that class. New rule: A resident shooter must have shot a minimum of 300 CNSCA registered targets in the current year prior to the Provincial, Regional or National Tournament to qualify for awards, moneys or prizes at the Provincial, Regional or National Tournament. A resident shooter who does not qualify by this criteria will be entered into a “penalty class” which will be one class higher that their currently assigned CNSCA class and may only qualify for awards, moneys, or prizes in that class. This rule would apply to a new shooter with unknown ability that was assigned “C” class (per rule V-B-7-a) resulting in the new shooter competing in B class for their first event if that first event is a Provincial, Regional or National Championship. Unfortunately this rule was changed AFTER the printing of the Shoot Book. As per the Rules, the most current version and accurate version of the rules will be found on the CNSCA website. Thanks Bill Campbell CNSCA Secretary

8 days ago

Patience Precision Exhiliration

Patience Precision Exhilaration

Patience Precision Exhiliration