Boundary

[Hawkeye]

Where is the boundary on a National Skeet range , which mark's the point that the target must be shot before?

 

[Will Hewland]

I thought it was the floor!

 

[oxney]

English skeet there is no boundary and American skeet (NSSA) the boundary marker is level with the front of the skeet houses which is 22 yards from the target crossing point ie the centre post

 

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Booklet 7 states......
 
hIGh hOUSE
5.12 At a point 91cm (35.82in) beyond the station marker 1 (measured along the base chord 
extended), and 3.05m (3.33yd) above the level of station 1. 
LOW hOUSE 
5.13 At a point 91cm (35.82in) beyond station marker 7 (measured along the base chord extended), 
and 76cm (29.92 in) from the base chord extended (measured on the side of the target crossing point), 
and 1.07m (1.17yd) above the level of station 7. 
5.14 The targets shall fly a distance of 50m (54.68yd) to 52m (56.86yd) and pass within 45cm 
(17.71in) of a point 4.57m (4.99yd) above the ground known as the Target Crossing Point (see Layout).
5.15 Where the Referee is satisfied that a variation in target trajectory, due to wind or some other 
unavoidable condition, is such that the equity of the competition cannot be maintained, a request may be 
made by the Referee to the Jury to reset the targets.
 
Picture of the layout can be seen on page 29 of booklet 7.
 
 
https://www.cpsa.co.uk/userfiles/file/35901_CPSA_Booklet_7.pdf
 
Is this what you were looking for?
 
Cannot see anything about a point that it should be shot by...?

 

[Hawkeye]

Following a conversation i had this morning I read the Rules completely and couldn't find any mention. Thank you all for your thought's.

Oxney, do you have boundary judges in NSSA?