Montana State Trapshooting Association
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A Standard of Lasting Contribution.

The Montana Hall of Fame criteria, as adopted by the 1996 MSTA Board of Directors.

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Shooting Merit

  1. The shooter must be 50 years of age with 15 years of shooting as a Montana resident, or have shot as a Montana resident for 25 years.
  2. The shooter must have a minimum of 45,000 registered targets.
  3. Shooting merit is determined by the Hall of Fame Committee.
  4. Anyone selected by the Hall of Fame Committee must be approved by a majority vote of the Board of Directors.

Contributions to the Sport

A person may also be inducted for contributions to trapshooting, or for a combination of shooting merit and contributions. The published criteria define these contributions as:

  1. Exceptional, outstanding, and unselfish work in Montana trapshooting over a period of many years.
  2. Work undertaken voluntarily, not simultaneously while engaged as a salaried person in the trapshooting field or while earning profits in that field.

Records from MSTA. Reviewed September 22, 2026. View Source (opens in a new tab)