Honor System to Certified Scorers

Sporting Clays is mostly FUN! But, face it, it's a highly competitive sport. This poll will attempt to find out if the shoot's scoring method determines whether or not you will attend that competition. Please answer the 4 questions based upon the NSCA class you are in now.

For B, A, AA, and Master Class Shooters only: Would you attend a competition that has the honor system? This is where competitors score for themselves and there are no trappers or squad leaders to score your hits/misses? never yes, only if fee is cheaper yes   For E, D, and C Class Shooters only: Would you attend a competition that has the honor system? This is where competitors score for themselves and there are no trappers or squad leaders to score your hits/misses? never yes, only if fee is cheaper yes   For B, A, AA, and Master Class Shooters only: Would you attend a competition that has competitors score for themselves however there is a designated "field judge" shooting with each squad? The field judge is someone reputed to be knowledgeable and honest. never yes, only if fee is cheaper yes   For E, D, and C Class Shooters only: Would you attend a competition that has competitors score for themselves however there is a designated "field judge" shooting with each squad? The field judge is someone reputed to be knowledgeable and honest. never yes, only if fee is cheaper yes   For B, A, AA, and Master Class Shooters only: Would you attend a competition that has trappers at each station to score each shooter? no, if it's more expensive yes, if it's a low fee yes   For E, D, and C Class Shooters only: Would you attend a competition that has trappers at each station to score each shooter? no, if it's more expensive yes, if it's a low fee yes   For B, A, AA, and Master Class Shooters only: Would you as a shooter be willing to pay slightly higher entry fees to have certified NSCA Scorer's at each station? no yes, but only for special events yes   For E, D, and C Class Shooters only: Would you as a shooter be willing to pay slightly higher entry fees to have certified NSCA Scorer's at each station? no yes, but only for special events yes

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NSCA Nationals: Sept or Oct?

This past Nationals was a month later due to the tragic events of 9/11/01. Having now experienced Nationals during Sept. and Nov., let's hear which month YOU would prefer to have the NSCA Nationals in the future.

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LOCATION FOR TX STATE SKEET SHOOT

The following is a request by Jay McGregor:
I would be interested in a poll which asked Texas Skeet shooters were they would prefer future Texas State Skeet Championships to take place.  Currently the state shoot is in San Antonio. We in Waco and north Texas feel it should move northward, at least periodically. My suggested poll questions:

"NO FRILLS" SHOOTS

Occasionally, in an effort to save money (and keep entry fees lower) clubs will have squads pull and score for themselves. What is your opinion regarding this setup and what is the MAXIMUM you are willing to pay for a  "No Frills Shoot"? That is, a shoot where you score/pull (when remote controlled) for your squad, has few and lower cost trophies/awards, and no food is included.

Are you OK with having this type of shoot being an NSCA Punch shoot or should it be for Fun shoots (no punches) only? OK to have for NSCA shoots Have for Fun shoots only

 

How how much are you willing to pay for a "No Frills" shoot? Cast your vote no more than $35 no more than $40 no more than $45 no more than $50

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Lewis Class vs. Punch Shoots
There is much discussion regarding whether or not we should have Lewis Class shoots as registered shoots. What's your opinion?

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