Nebraska Game and Parks Outdoor Education Center 
4703 N 44th St
Lincoln, NE 68504

Superintendent: Rachel Carlson

To participate, youth must be ages 8–18 (by January 1 of the current year) and actively enrolled in the 4-H Shooting Sports project under the direct supervision of a certified 4-H Shooting Sports Instructor. Participants exhibiting unsafe practices may be disqualified from the contest at the discretion of the superintendent.

Shooters are classified according to age division and shooting styles:

BB GUN/AIR RIFLE:
Parents/guardians are encouraged to assist youth with loading and cocking rifles on the firing line. Follows current NRA BB Gun Rules. BB Gun is 4 position, 5 meter, course of fire; 10 shots each position.

• BB Gun Sub-Junior division (Age 8)
• BB Gun Junior division (Ages 9–10)
• BB Gun Intermediate division (Ages 11–12)
• BB Gun Senior division (Ages 13–15)

Air Rifle (.177 caliber) is three position, 10 meter, course of fire; 10 shots each position. Follows current National Standard Three-Position Air Rifle Rules. However, coaching is encouraged for the young or first year shooter and permitted for all age divisions.

• Air Rifle (.177 caliber) Sub-Junior division (Ages 8–9)
• Air Rifle (.177 caliber) Junior division (Ages 10–11)
• Air Rifle (.177 caliber) Intermediate division (Ages 12–14)
• Air Rifle (.177 caliber) Senior division (Ages 15–18)

AIR PISTOL:

Follows current USAS-NRA Progressive-Position Air Pistol Rules.

• Air Pistol Sub-Junior division (Ages 8–12) — basic supported
• Air Pistol Junior division (Ages 13–14) — standing supported
• Air Pellet Pistol Intermediate division (Ages 15–16) — international standing
• Air Pellet Pistol Senior division (Ages 17–18) — international standing

This is a Lancaster County Super Fair contest held before the fair and premium payouts must be picked up Monday, Aug. 4, 7–11 a.m. at the Sandhills Global Event Center – Ag Society Hall.