Existing Members
If you’re already an NSCA member, you know the value of membership in the organization that supports and governs Sporting Clays in the U.S. Keep your membership current by renewing below, or consider upgrading your membership to a Lifetime Membership.
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Renew Membership (online)
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Lifetime Membership Payment (online)
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What Will My Life Member Box Look Like?
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Download and Print Enrollment Form
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Download Fillable Membership Form
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Buy a Gift Membership
You can also renew by phone. Call 210-688-3371, ext. 961, Monday – Friday, 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Central time.
New Members
If you are not a current member, there’s nothing you can do to advance your interest and skill in Sporting Clays shooting that’s more beneficial than joining NSCA. Just ask any current member! Use the online or downloadable forms below to join, and in minutes you’ll be ready to enjoy all the benefits of membership.
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New Member Enrollment (online)
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Complimentary Limited Membership (CLM)* (online)
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Download and Print Complimentary Limited Membership (CLM)* Form
Allows you to compete in registered tournaments for the current year. To qualify for CLM, you may not have been a member of NSSA or NSCA for the past three years. While you do not have voting privileges, you get these other benefits:
- Membership card
- Digital Official Rule Book
- Shoot Record Classification Card
- Eligibility to compete in registered tournaments
- Access to digital issues of Clay Target Nation magazine
- Eligibility for the SIAI Gun Floater Insurance Program
If you are filling out this form at an NSCA registered event, the form must be submitted to Registration before participating in the event.
If you are not at an NSCA registered event, please email completed form to kgracia@nssa-nsca.com.
The NSSA or NSCA reserves the right to terminate, not renew and deny membership to any person or organization at any time for any reason, or no reason, in its sole and absolute discretion, subject to applicable law. Membership in the NSSA or NSCA is a privilege and not a right.