Just shot my first NSCA registered shoot - how do I know what class they'll put me in?
Shot my first NSCA registered event last weekend at my local club. I've been shooting casually for about 2 years but never competed officially. I shot a 78/100 with my Beretta A400 Xcel using Federal Top Gun 1-1/8oz #8 loads. The squad captain said they'd figure out my classification later, but I'm curious how that actually works.
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Welcome to registered shoots! NSCA uses your first 200 targets to establish your initial classification. They'll take those scores and compare them to established averages - that 78/100 is actually pretty solid for a first timer. You'll likely land in D or C class initially, which is perfect for building experience. They'll post it on the NSCA website once processed. What choke setup were you running on that A400?
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