The Hal duPont NSSA-NSCA Museum and Hall of Fame at the National Shooting Complex in San Antonio holds the largest display of skeet and sporting clays history in the country.
Don’t miss
- New Hall of Fame wing (expanded and renovated museum reopened fall 2026)
- Bill Foster donation honoring Skeet founder William Harnden Foster
- Robert Stack collection
- Full run of The Skeet Shooting News (1931-1942) and Skeet Shooting Review
- NSSA and NSCA Hall of Fame honorees
Our notes
The National Shooting Complex in San Antonio is home to the National Skeet Shooting Association and the National Sporting Clays Association, and it hosts their world and national championships. Its museum and hall of fame cover the history of both sports.
Timeline
- 1973 NSSA moves to San Antonio
- 2002 Construction begins on the present museum building
- 2026 Expanded museum and new Hall of Fame wing reopen
Plan your visit
- Located on the 696-acre National Shooting Complex grounds; call 210-688-2542 to confirm museum hours before visiting
- Open daily during the World Skeet and National Sporting Clays championship weeks
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