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As a member of the NSSA and NSCA you do not need to register for the forums as a new user. All you need to do is simply log in.

• Step 1: Please go to the “Sign In” window.
• Step 2: Under Username, enter your NSSA/NSCA membership ID number.
• Step 3: Under Password, enter your NSSA/NSCA membership ID number plus the 2-letter postal code for your state in capital letters. For example, your password would be 123456TX, or 123456CA, or 123456MA. You should type it in exactly as it appears in these examples.
• Step 4: Click on the box labeled “login.” You should notice that you are now logged in to the Forum. 
  
  AT THIS POINT WE URGE YOU TO IMMEDIATELY CHANGE YOUR PASSWORD TO ONE THAT IS MORE PERSONAL AND UNIQUE.
  
  
• Step 5: Go to “User Menu” on your right.
• Step 6: Click on “User Control Panel.”
• Step 7: Click on the “Profile” tab on the top left.
• Step 8: Click on “Edit account settings” on your left.
• Step 9: If the email field is blank, please enter (and re-enter where prompted) your current email address.  If your current email address shows, continue to the next step.
• Step 10: In the window “New password” enter your new, personal and unique password and then repeat it in the window “Confirm password.”
• Step 11: In the window “Current password,” enter your assigned NSSA/NSCA password.
• Step 12: Click on “Submit” on the bottom.
• Step 13: You are now ready to participate in the official NSSA/NSCA forum.

If you have questions regarding your NSSA membership ID number, please contact Mary Masch at 210-688-3371 ext.112 or 210-254-1519 (direct line) or via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

If you have questions regarding your NSCA membership ID number, please contact

Kimberly Gracia at 210-688-3371 ext.111 or 210-254-1513 (direct line) or via email at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

If you’re experiencing any technical problems with the forum or would like to report inappropriate behavior in the forum please email This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Thank you for your participation.

After More Than Two Years Offline, the NSSA/NSCA Continue Their Forums as Part of a Cooperative Agreement with Shotgun Life

SAN ANTONIO, Tex. – June 16, 2009 – The joint organization of the National Skeet Shooting Association-National Sporting Clays Association (NSSA/NSCA) announced today new online forums for members with the goal of sharing accurate and unbiased information about their sports while stimulating camaraderie worldwide.

The new NSSA/NSCA forums arose from an agreement between the NSSA/NSCA and Shotgun Life (www.shotgunlife.com), the first online magazine dedicated to the best in wing and clays shooting. Under the arrangement, Shotgun Life has donated all the software, hardware and technical support to resume the organizations’ forums, which have been dormant for over two years, as part of the 10 shotgun forums launched today by the online magazine.

The forums are available by visiting www.shotgunlife.com and clicking on the Forum tab at the top of the page. NSSA/NSCA members should see specific instructions distributed by the organizations for registering in the Forums.

“With the next generation of shooters becoming much more active in skeet and sporting clays tournaments, it was time to once again bring a meaningful exchange of information to our members around the world,” said Don Snyder, Executive Director of the NSSA/NSCA. “Shotgun Life came to us with a generous proposal that helped us accelerate our goals of using the Internet to help unite our members in an online global community.”

“It’s an honor to be underwriting the NSSA/NSCA forums,” said Irwin Greenstein, Publisher of Shotgun Life. “As a free, online magazine our intent is to break down the barriers of entry to participating in the shotgun sports. Our support of the NSSA/NSCA forums is in complete alignment with the goals of these two tremendous organizations that have enriched the lives of so many shotgun owners.”

Members of the NSSA/NSCA will be able to access the forums at URL after they receive login information for their respective organizations. They can start participating in the forums immediately.

The National Skeet Shooting Association

Founded in 1928 and headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, the National Skeet Shooting Association is a not-for-profit organization owned and operated by its members. With nearly 17,000 members, it is the largest organization in the world dedicated solely to the sport of skeet shooting and sporting clays shooting. Membership is represented by a Board of Directors and an Executive Committee which employs an Executive Director to manage NSSA/NSCA affairs.

The NSSA is dedicated to the development of the sport at all levels of participation and vows to create an atmosphere of healthy competition and meaningful fellowship within its membership. Shooters who want to compete can enter fun shoots and skeet shooting tournaments. The NSSA also offers the hunter a recreational target shooting sport that will strengthen hunting and gun safety skills and extend "hunting" seasons.

You can access the NSSA’s web site at www.mynssa.com.

The National Sporting Clays Association

Founded in March of 1989 by the National Skeet Shooting Association headquartered in San Antonio, Texas, the National Sporting Clays Association is a not-for-profit organization owned and operated by its members. With more than 20,000 members, NSCA is America's official premier sporting clays association. Membership is represented by an Executive Council which employs a Director to manage NSCA affairs. An Advisory Council and State Delegates provide members with an additional source of input.

The NSCA is dedicated to the development of the sport at all levels of participation and vows to create an atmosphere of healthy competition and meaningful fellowship within its membership. Shooters who wish to compete can enter sporting clays tournaments and be competitive immediately. The NSCA also offers the hunter a recreational target shooting sport that will strengthen hunting and gun safety skills and extend "hunting" seasons.

You can access the NSCA’s web site at www.mynsca.com.

Shotgun Life

Launched in January 2009, Shotgun Life is the first online magazine dedicated to the best in wing and clays shooting. In addition to covering all the major clays sports and waterfowl and upland shooting, Shotgun Life showcases the finest shotguns in the world, women shooters and features extensive background information about the equipment and sports to help encourage new shooters to participate. Shotgun Life is available free of charge. Shotgun Life also distributes a free weekly e-letter with clays shooting tips from some of the best instructors in the world.

You can access Shotgun Life at www.shotgunlife.com.