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December 2, 2020

Registered Shoots ● .Two registered shoots on the schedule for this weekend. The first is the December Fun Shoot at the Meadows near Forsyth, GA. The shoot begins on Friday, December 4, 2020 and continues through Sunday. Friday was just added to this shoot a few days ago which gives you more time to shoot during this busy holiday month.
The Meadows is offering 100 targets in the Fun Shoot and 100 targets in the main event. This shoot also concludes the 2020 Points Race.
● The second shoot this weekend was/is the Happy Holiday Shoot at Floyd County near Rome, GA. It was/is on Saturday, December 5, 2020 and consists of 100 targets on the Blue and Red courses. Unfortunately, there are some last minute changes that have affected this shoot. I discovered that the shoot has been canceled on I-Clays but not officially canceled with GSCA and NSCA. We are trying to contact the club to get a final answer. In the meantime check on the GSCA web site for the latest info.

Ask about the free 1 year NSCA membership program! All NSSA Crossfire members and Hunters are welcome at our registered NSCA shoots!
Non-Registered Events-----December 2020
04, Fr	Old Hudson	Sparta	Kevin DeMichiel Lessons, book at 478-256-1894
05, Sa	Flint Skeet and Trap	Albany	Sportsmans Challenge Benefit	Program
10, Th	Forest City Gun Club	Savannah	Hooked on Clays	Program
10, Th	Big Red Oak	Gay	Pheasant Shoot	Program
11, Fr	Forest City Gun Club	Savannah	Georgia Southern Shoot	Program
13, Su	Advanced Bullets	Temple	Sporting Clays, Rain or Shine	Program
December	Cherokee Rose	Griffin	Current Newsletter	Newsletter
December	Meadows Gun Club	Forsyth	Current Newsletter	Newsletter

Talk around GSCA ● Big Red Oak had a nice turnout last Saturday with 48 entries on the Quail course and 51 on the Pheasant Course. Gary Pyron had high score on both courses.
Offering shooters the opportunity to shoot 200 targets in one day has certainly changed this shooting game. The shooters shoots more targets and saves on travel expenses, The club makes more money overall and the state and national organizations see increased shooter fees. Ammo and gun companies get in on the action, too. I think more targets offered on a one day shoot benefits everyone!
● Another sad passing, Greg Ashworth of Advanced Bullets. May he rest in peace.
● The 2020 Southeast Regional will begin next Wednesday, December 9 at the South Florida Shooting Club near Palm City, FL with 71 Georgia entries at this time. There are a total of 540 entries. As far as I can tell, this is the latest in the year for this event and we can blame the covid virus for that. It should be an enjoyable time in south Florida during this time of year..

Regards, John

John F. Letsinger
Webmaster, ga-sportingclays.org