Factory ammunition only for all events- no reloads allowed on courses.

Eye and ear protection is mandatory on all courses and at all events-no exceptions.

Golf carts, ATV's, etc, may be operated on club property only by licensed drivers. In order to reduce congestion and dust on the course, competitors and guests are asked to not drive carts, ATV's, etc, on the courses until their scheduled squad times.

All competitors must present their NSCA membership card at time of registration (exception is sportsman class).

NSCA competitors in the main event must have attempted 300 registered targets in 2008 prior to May 1, 2008, or register in their respective penalty class.

Scoring disputes must be resolved prior to leaving the respective station-the decision of the station field judge is final.

Protests must be submitted in writing by 5:00 pm, on the day of occurrence.

Protests shall be decided by the protest committee-all decisions are final.

GSCA shoot management reserves the right to modify, alter, or cancel any part of the championship and/or specific events as conditions may warrant.

GSCA and Millwood Lodge shoot management may disqualify and/or eject any individual who endangers others, exhibits poor sportsmanship, or interferes in any way with the harmony of the shoot rules.

No alcoholic beverages are allowed on the courses or at any event at any time.

Any competitor who consumes any alcoholic beverage shall be considered to be “finished shooting” for the day and shall be barred from further competition for the day.

In accordance with NSCA Rules, all competitors are responsible for reporting any changes in class or con-currents to shoot management (scorekeeping) prior to the completion of scoring for each event. In the case of the Preliminary and Sub-Gauge Events, changes must be reported no later than 3:00 PM Saturday. For all other events, including the Main Event, FITASC and NSCA 5 Stand, changes must be reported no later than 3:00 PM Sunday.

ALL NSCA 2008 RULES APPLY:

In order to avoid delays on the small gauge courses and inconvenience to other shooters, competitors shall shoot only one gauge during any single round.

Competitors shall declare a gauge at the beginning of the round and shall not be allowed to change gauges during the round

NSCA maximum loads shall apply:

20 gauge …………………… 7/8 oz.

28 gauge …………………… 3/4 oz.

.410 bore .………………….. 1/2 oz.

No reloads allowed.

All ammunition is subject to inspection by field judges.

Shoot management reserves the right to inspect and dismantle shooter ammunition on the course to verify proper loads.

Any competitor found carrying illegal loads on the course(s) shall be disqualified from the tournament.