Nikki Bowers, Assistant Director of the National Sporting Clays Association (NSCA), walks you through the basics of gun range etiquette for sporting clays. From the moment you approach a station to when you finish your shots, it's important to follow proper protocols to ensure safety, respect, and smooth course flow.

In this video, Nikki covers key etiquette tips, including:

Approaching the Station: Be quiet and mindful of other shooters.

Stand Safety: Maintain a distance of three feet from the stand and ensure your gun is unloaded.

Shooting Rules: Always have your eyes and ears protected and only load when you're in position.

Squad Flow: Congratulate your squad members, but keep the pace moving to avoid delays.

By practicing these guidelines, you'll help maintain a safe and enjoyable environment for everyone on the course.
Learn more at http://LetsGoShooting.org or MyNSCA.com.