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Re: Planning has started for this year's event

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kappatiff wrote:Thanks for the info! :)

One more q: Is there a website with all the information on it? Ideally I'm looking for a flyer or something online so I can send to my neighbors ... maybe something with times, class options, activities, etc? I understand things are probably still being planned, but there are a few folks in our neighborhood that just might be interested in driving down.

Thanks guys! I'm loving this ...

-Tiffany
Hi Tiffany:
I'm working on a schedule to publish now. I hope to have it on http://www.TexasShooting.com and probably http://www.pscIDPA.com in the next week or two. I had hoped to have it set up to register on-line, but I don't think that's going to happen.

I can tell you what seminars and shooting clinics are definitely going to be on the schedule and there likely will be a few more, especially seminars.

The following are set:
Shooting Clinics
1. Basic Skills (proper grip, trigger control, sight alignment/picture) [Instructor TBA]
2. Basic Drawing & Reloading [Instructor TBA]
3. Moving Targets, Moving Shooters [Instructor TBA]
4. Close Quarter Battle [Instructor TBA]
4. Defensive Shotgun[Instructor Gregg Garrett]
5. IDPA Basics [Instructor Steve Vandermolen]
6. Ladies-Only Shooting Clinic [Instructor Donna Vandermolen]

Seminars
1. Awareness [Speaker Steve Vandermolen]
2. Ladies Issues [Speaker Donna Vandermolen]
3. Christians & Self-Defense [Speaker Marc Gentine]
4. TABC Laws & Procedures [Speaker Stephen Rothstein]
5. You Be the Judge (Video what-if scenarios) [This one is VERY tentative]
6. CHL Fashion Show (Demonstrations of concealed-carry methods and equipment)
7. Gun Cleaning & Maintenance [Speaker TBA]
8. Training Opportunities (discussion of courses, schools & instructors available locally and nationwide) [Speaker Charles Cotton]

All Day Events
1. Texas Stars (two)
2. Find the Gun for You [formerly Battlefield Pick-up] (Various handguns available for shooting)
3. Plate Rack
4. Mini-Clinics (for individual or small group instruction)

The fee has not been set. Last year was the first year we charged anything and the fee ($15) was intended to cover lunch ($9) and the PSC non-member fee ($6). We were not going to arrange lunch this year and let people do that on their own. This would let us drop the fee to $6 for non-members and no fee for PSC members. However, too many people didn't like the idea of not having lunch available, so we haven't decided what to do. I would like to get the Bun-Stuffers back this year so we don't have to deal with catering and people can simply buy what they want. This also lets us go back to no fee for PSC members and $6 for non-members. The only problem is that we need a pretty accurate attendance number to give the Bun-Stuffers, otherwise they buy too little or too much food.

I'm not bragging on myself because I'm only a very small part of this event, but the annual TexasCHLforum Day at PSC gets better every year. We have a dedicated crew of instructors and speakers who donate their time and expertise in a combined effort to offer a unique opportunity to learn and have a great time. We also have a great group of folks who work hard to build necessary props, equipment and to set up and tear down the range for this event.

Many of the people on the crew are veterans of the six Texas State IDPA Championships we ran at PSC Shooting Club from 2001 through 2006. Many others joined the TexasCHLforum Day at PSC crew because they believe in goals of the event. To a person, everyone has said the participants make all of the hard work worthwhile. Not only is the event unique, the appreciation expressed by the people who come to the TexasCHLforum Day at PSC every year is also rare. Let's face it, it's a lot more fun working your tail off for people who appreciate your efforts!

This is really starting to sound like a sales pitch, so I guess I'll use it on http://www.TexasShooting.com. :lol:

Chas.

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Re: Planning has started for this year's event

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Please add me in, two people. Not interested in lunch (since I live 3 miles from the range).
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Charles absolutely needs to brag once in a while. See my recent comments here: http://www.texasshooting.com/TexasCHL_F ... 7&start=56.

The event really is worth the trip from DFW.
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Thanks Charles! That's quite helpful. :) I'm really hoping we can make it down ... I teach high school (ugh) but it sounds like it's totally worth taking a personal day on Friday to make the drive. :) Even if it wasn't, I'd welcome the distraction. :coolgleamA:
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I didn't have my schedule with me when I posted this years activities, so my seminar and shooting clinic was done from memory. At my age, that's dangerous and of course I left out at least one shooting clinic and the Friday evening gathering. Donna Vandermolen will be teaching a Ladies-Only Shooting clinic and we will have some some social gathering Friday evening during the registration period.

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I'm a noobie here but count me in for at least 4, more if I can get the kid's to slow down and come learn with me and the misses! My brother n law and his wife are in also.

thanx for offering a great service.

I will post if anything changes, but only a hurricane would seem to change my plans.
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I'm in for 2.
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I only recently learned about this event. Would it be acceptable to bring children, aged 3 through 9? They are extremely well behaved (everyone who meets them goes on and on about their good manners).

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I am once again going to have to live vicariously through you folks fortunate enough to attend. If it was just one week later then it wouldn't interfere with fiscal year end and our busiest time of the year. :grumble From all that that I have heard, I would definitely suggest finding a way to get there if possible.
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Two seats for me please. Looking forward to it.
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I plan on being there. I had a lot of fun last year at my first visit to this event and plan on coming back. Count me in as 1 for now. If anything changes I will let you know. Also, I don't care one way or the other about the lunch thing. I personally don't think $15 dollars was too much to pay for the event but I can bring a lunch as well.
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let me see what can be arranged... might see if we can get the group down from Plano/Richardson.

NEED DATE??????
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para driver wrote:let me see what can be arranged... might see if we can get the group down from Plano/Richardson.

NEED DATE??????
Saturday, Sept. 27th. We will have some type of "social" event and early sign-in on Friday, Sept. 26, but it's not mandatory to attend it.

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Is there a registration process other than posting on the board?

Is the event full?
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