Individual Score Reporting Forms (SR cards) are available for downloading in PDF format. Once downloaded, you may make as many copies as you need for the competitors in your tournament. These are only the part of the SR card that is submitted to the NRA.
Competitors in NRA Sanctioned Tournaments may check their current classification online. Enter your NRA ID number where indicated, click the "GO" button, and a list of the shooting programs you are currently active in will be shown with your current classification and effective date.
Obsolete Classifications
Since competitors may now check their classification on the NRA web site, we have had quite a few questions as to why a record is not found for them. The answer to most all of the questions is that they have not shot in an NRA Sanctioned Tournament or League for some years.
Rule 19.9 (Obsolete Classifications and Scores) states; "All classifications and scores (including temporary, Rule 19.14) except Master, shall become obsolete if the competitor does not fire in NRA competition at least once during 3 successive calendar years. Master classifications and scores shall become obsolete if the competitor does not fire in NRA competition at least once during 5 successive calendar years. Lifetime Master classifications will not become obsolete."
Scores Used for Individual Classification
We receive many questions as to the use of fired team scores for classification. Rule 19.4 states in part that "all scores fired in NRA sanctioned individual and team competitions" are used for classification purposes.
The Competitive Shooting Division of the NRA offers a wide range of activities in all types of shooting, sanctions over 11,000 shooting tournaments and sponsors over 50 national championships each year.