2018 NSSA World Vintage Skeet Championships
2018 NSSA World Vintage Skeet Championships
Gator Skeet and Trap Club in Gainesville, FL
On behalf of all the shooters and shoot staff, we wish to thank you for your continued support of the NSSA's Vintage Skeet program.
2017 NSSA World Vintage Shotgun Championships
2017 NSSA World Vintage Shotgun Championships
Thank you for your continued support of the National Skeet Shooting Association's World Vintage Shotgun Championships. Your generous donation of wads was used as door prizes at the daily award ceremonies. Your shotgun wads are quite popular with the shooters--and it also introduces many new customers to your product lines.
2016 NSSA World Vintage Shotgun Championships
2016 NSSA World Vintage Shotgun Championships
I just wanted to drop you all a note to let you know how much your support of the Vintage Shotgun program means to us. We had a slight increase in participation in our 4 day tournament, and we used your generous donation for daily door prizes--spreading your products among our shooters. Many mentioned how they looked forward to being a lucky recipient of their favorite brand of wads.
2013 Vintage Shotgun Championship
The inaugural America's Best Gun competition pitted the vintage L.C. Smith shooting team against the neo-classic CSMC team, with the CSMC team claiming the title. The 20-gauge HAA Title, sponsored by The Virginia Sportsman, was won by Carl Harlan of Michigan. Other winners included Rick Staples and Jeff Neumann of Kansas and Hal Hare of Ohio.
The Virginia Sportsman, along with Connecticut Shotgun Manufacturing Company (CSMC), Ithaca Gun Company and Claybuster Wads, sponsored the 2013 Vintage Shotgun Championship that took place June 27-30 at the Clinton County Farmers and Sportsmen's Club in Wilmington, Ohio. More than 200 participants attended the four-day event, competing in the four traditional gauges. In Addition, there were special events for exposed-hammer side-by-side shotguns, 16-gauge shotguns and light game guns. Additional side matches were offered in all gauges for the down-the-line trap and five-stand events.
The original rules used at the National Skeet Shooting Association's first World Skeet Shooting Championships in 1939 were enforced and only side-by-side or pump-action shotguns were allowed. No superposed or semi-autos were permitted. Vintage rules also state that the gun cannot be mounted until the target emerges from the house. That was the way the game was shot in 1935.
--- The Virginia Sportsman - Oct/Nov 2013
2013 Youth Field Day at the Tyrone Sportsmen Club in PA
2012 Arnold Junior Shooters
Winners from the 2012 Arnold Junior Shooters
2011 World Vintage Shoot
Winners from the 2011 World Vintage Shoot
2010 NSSA World International Skeet Championships
Winners from the 2010 NSSA World International Skeet Championships
|
