Wow I have been gone a long time.. Sorry..I am getting into the shooting year already.. We have done three shoot for a cure events already one a Boy Scout shoot at Quail Point in Northern CA, the next was at Moore and Moore down by L.A. and the last one was in Austin Tx (man oh man was it windy)
Ok that was the last few months in a nut shell.
Now for the rest of the year. Sunday the 21st of April I am off to St. George Ut. to set the Ut. state shoot. I will be home on the 28th late pack up the dogs the side x side (I hope) and off to Ca to set targets for the Ca state shoot.
I will bring back traps to Battle Born in Nv than packing up a bunch of clothes Riley and my rain gear than up to Or to manage a range for friends.. more on that later..

Hello one and all! I hope your shooting season has been a good one. My year is winding down with only one more shoot to do this year. It is a Shoot for a cure shoot Dec 10th in Stockton Ca.
After that I will be heading up to Northern Ca to goose hunt with my buddy Al for a day or so.
Sorry I have been away so long but I was never home for more than a few days since my last post. Not sure how many miles I put on but I can tell you I have spent more than my fair share of nights in hotel rooms.
Our dog Riley had a rope surgery this summer it is like fixing a ACL in a person,, It was a long 3 months for him and my wife as she had to handle and take care of him while I was gone.. The hard part was he had to stay in the crate the whole time. The good news is he seems to be good as new, he gets a wee bit sore after a few hours but it is gone by the next day

I am getting ready for a very busy rest of the summer. I am leaving July 11th to sett the Fitasc at the US Open at Caribou gun Club in Mn. I come home on the 24th. The Nv state shoot is that weekend and than I will be hitting the road again on the 30th to sett the Ohio State Shoot. Than from there I will head to ILL and the Northbrook Club in Grayslake to sett targets for the World Fitasc after that I will be heading over to MI to finish off this trip with a shoot for a cure shoot. WOW

Hello everyone. It has been a wee bit of time since I posted..It has been a bit slow my wife started a new job so we have not been shooting much as she has no vac time.
But I did hold two Level I instructor classes in Ca one at Quail Point where I had 9 students, Matt and Dave did a get job for us.
The other class was at Ale and Quail in Red Bank  Northern Ca we had 7 students in that class, Owners Bryan and his wife where great hosts and  Rick the manager made sure everything was running smooth.
Many thanks to Al D who helped in both classes.

  

Lessons with  Phil Coley and Myself at Quail Point in Northern Ca

Saturday March 24th and Sunday March 25th  
This is a great way to start the shooting year. Sat will be 12 students and Sunday will be limited to 2 students
Sign up and see what the top shooters from the UK know 

See this link for more info http://www.clayshootingsuccess.com/
 

Level I NSCA class will  be at Quail Point April 27trh 28th and 29th

If you have ever wished you knew the basic fundamentals of how to start a new shooter. You will be shown how to start a new shooter with a simple A-B-C follow these steps and you will not go wrong process.
Are you a new shooter who would like to get better and learn the correct way to shoot? We would love to have you on Sat the 28th or sun the 29th  Call me to sign up for a whole or a 1/2 day 775-450-7259 or e-mail dftopgun@gmail.com
See this link for directions to club  http://www.pacificshotgunacademy.com/

Glynne Moseley
 210-688-3371, Ext. 119
210-254-1523 (Direct)
gmoseley@nssa-nsca.com

  I have scheduled the following classes call or e-mail me for more info

Lessons with  Phil Coley and Myself at Quail Point in Northern Ca

Saturday March 24th and Sunday March 25th  

See this link for more info http://www.clayshootingsuccess.com/
 

Level I NSCA class will be at Quail Point April 27trh 28th and 29th
Glynne Moseley
 210-688-3371, Ext. 119
210-254-1523 (Direct)
gmoseley@nssa-nsca.com

Lets see..were do I start?  The last few weeks have been busy for me. First I was down in Las Vegas for the Shot Show with the Shoot for a Cure group. I think things are  looking up in the shooting industry as I have never seen as many people at the show before. It was a very good show with everyone stepping up again for the SFC group. Than the week later I was off to San Antonio Tx for the NSCA AC meeting, which is where I got voted on to the EC which runs the NSCA.. I am proud of the work I have put into and for the NSCA and will work hard to live up to the support I got from everyone.
I was put on the rules, instructor and awards committees. With the new EC I am hoping to help the NSCA move forward..