Skeet shooting was invented in the 1920s as a sport called Clock Shooting with the shooting stations set in a semi-circle similar to a clock, with targets thrown from a high- and low-house.  Skeet shooting is administered by the National Skeet Shooting Association or NSSA. 

The Middletown Sportsmen’s Club (MSC) has 2 skeet fields that are lit for night shooting.  Skeet shooters may register at the Skeet House.  The skeet fields are open to shooters during regular club hours.  The skeet fields have their own clubhouse where shooters can relax and observe other skeet shooters.

The MSC offers a variety of skeet leagues and events including a winter skeet league, and several memorial shoots in honor of past MSC members/employees.

2011 SKEET MATCHES

NOVEMBER 20th: 20 Gauge Skeet Shoot

DECEMBER    :    No Scheduled Events

T.L.Stuart - Skeet Chairman
mscskeetchairman@aol.com

 

Questions about Skeet shooting? See the National Skeet Shooting Association web site