1. Zone shoots will be held on either the first weekend in May or the weekend following the second Tuesday of September (aka the old Nationals weekend.)

      2008 May 2 – 4 or Sept. 12-14

            2009 May 1-3 or Sept 11-13

2010 April 30-May 2 or Sept. 10-12

2011 May 6-8 or Sept. 9-11

2012 May 4-6 or Sept. 13-15

1. All sub gauge events may be held on the same course (except for Nationals and the US Open).  A Prelim 12 ga. event must be on a separate course.  If a club only has one (1) course, it may be used for multiple events (Sub Ga., 12 ga., Prelim and/or Main Event) if the traps and/or stations are changed to create a completely different presentation at all stations.  MERELY CHANGING THE ANGLE, SPEED, COURSE OF FIRE (REPORT ONE EVENT, THEN TRUE PAIR OR VISA VERSA THE NEXT EVENT) DOES NOT MEET THE INTENT OF THIS RULE.

1. A NSCA member may not compete in a non-NSCA event on the same course until that member has shot the NSCA event.  For example, if there is a 3 shot event planned on the same course as a NSCA event, a member must shoot the NSCA registered event before shooting the 3 shot event.

1. In the selection of the club for a State Shoot the State Association (if one exists) may apply their own process for that selection.  The process must be in the State Association’s By-Laws and those By-Laws must be approved by the NSCA.  If a process does not exist, then rule IV-B-3-a must be followed.

1. Should a NSCA club not file a shoot report and pay the appropriate fees within 45-days from the date of the shoot, that club will be suspended from holding registered shoots until such a time as the report and fees are received by NSCA Headquarters.  Upcoming scheduled shoots will be noted “SUSPENDED” on the web site notifying members that if they shoot the targets will not be registered.

1. A Zone Delegate may require a proposal or bid form to be submitted by the prospective club to be considered by the National Delegates for the Zone Shoot.