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legend wrote:GREAT seminar, Charles! It was very informative and very well presented!

Thank you for taking the time to do this!

I'm glad you enjoyed it and thanks for the kind words.

Chas.

This is a reminder that the Texas Self-Defense & Deadly Force Laws seminar will be presented today at PSC. The "Blue Building" isn't big enough for everyone registered, so we've moved it to the shotgun clubhouse. Normally, anyone entering the property, whether member or guest, is required to sign in at the Blue Building, but I'll just have a sign-in sheet at the seminar, so don't worry about going to the Blue Building.

If you haven't been to PSC before, it's at 3121 W. Parkwood, Friendswood, TX. You can see a map on www.pscIDPA.com by clicking on the "Map" button. Click on the map for a larger view. The entrance to the shotgun portion of the range is at the stop sign on the gravel entrance road.

BTW, southbound I-45 (Gulf Freeway) traffic can be rough on Saturday with a lot of people going to Galveston, so consider that when deciding when to leave, or what route to take.

I'm looking forward to seeing everyone at 1:30!
Chas.

I have received a number of emails to register for the seminar and we are about half full, but a lot more people have responded to the poll than have registered. I want TexasCHLforum members to have the first shot (no pun attended) at available seats, so please email me as soon as you know if you want to attend.

If we fill up the PSC classroom, I'll move to the PSC Shotgun building, if it is available. (It can accommodate about 65 people.) But I don't know if it is available.

Chas.

57Coastie wrote:Sign Jim Brown up for a seat, Chas. Is this approved for CLE?

You've given me an idea! I'll check with the state bar to see what it takes to get it approved. We won't have many/any lawyers, but I can get credit for preparing it!!

Chas.

The time for the Texas Self-Defense & Deadly Force Law Seminar has changed. It will still be on Saturday, June 7th at PSC, but the starting time will be 1:30 pm. It usually runs about 2 1/2 to 3 hrs. depending on the number of questions I receive.

A group from the PSC Ladies Program are coming, so we're probably going to have a full house. If the shotgun "clubhouse" is available, we may have to move it there.

Chas.

I have received a number of reservation emails and I will send confirmations later today. An article is also going to be in the PSC newsletter, so let me know ASAP if you want a reserve a seat. When the newsletter hits our members' mailboxes, it will fill up quickly!

Chas.

Charles L. Cotton wrote:Based upon the poll and out-of-town attendees, I think it's going to be scheduled on Saturday, June 7, 2008 from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm. It will be at PSC Shooting Club, Inc. on FM528 (a/k/a W. Parkwood).

Seating is limited, so please send me an email Charles@TexasShooting.com if you want to reserve a seat. Be sure to tell me how many people will be with you and their names. I'll be running an article in the PSC newsletter and slots will fill up quickly.

Chas.

For those who missed this.

Chas.

Based upon the poll and out-of-town attendees, I think it's going to be scheduled on Saturday, June 7, 2008 from 3:00 pm to 5:30 pm. It will be at PSC Shooting Club, Inc. on FM528 (a/k/a W. Parkwood).

Seating is limited, so please send me an email Charles@TexasShooting.com if you want to reserve a seat. Be sure to tell me how many people will be with you and their names. I'll be running an article in the PSC newsletter and slots will fill up quickly.

Chas.

Bob Wolff wrote:If you go for a Saturday avoid the 2nd Saturday, my 3 gun match, and the 4th Saturday, for obvoius reasons.

Bob

I was looking at the IDPA Match Calendar and it's a problem trying to work around all of the local matches. I'll probably put in on the afternoon of the first Saturday in June. The first conflicts with WHIDPA, but if we start around 2:30 pm, that should be late enough not to interfere with the match.

Chas.

melkor41 wrote:I would come If it was on a saturday. Are non PSC members allowed?


edit: i dont know what was in my head on the first posting.... stupid dysgraphia

Yes, non-PSC members are welcome. PSC charges a $6 non-member fee for shooting events like matches and the TexasCHLforum Day at PSC, but there's no fee for non-shooting events like seminars.

Chas.

dihappy wrote:Whats the cost Charles?

There is no charge.

Chas.

I'll schedule the seminar at PSC in June. I would like to see if people prefer a Saturday afternoon or Friday evening. People come from all over the Houston area and a 6:30 starting time will mean a lot of folks would be driving in heavy traffic on Fridays. I'm going to add a quick poll to the thread to get people's preference.

As for recording, I've never agreed to a recording as I am concerned it would impact my candor in answering questions from the audience. But the reality is many people cannot come to Houston and my schedule won't allow me to travel enough to cover the State. So I am leaning toward recording this seminar, after all, I can always EDIT it! This is not a firm decision, but that's probably what I will do.

Please hit the poll so I can see when to schedule the seminar.

Chas.

I've had a number of requests to do another seminar on Texas Self-Defense & Deadly Force Laws. If there is enough interest, I'll get it on the schedule. It would be held at PSC Shooting Club, Inc. on FM 528 in Friendswood, TX and it would be scheduled from 6:30 pm to 9:00 pm on a Friday evening.

We can seat about 30 people in the PSC classroom. Please post on this thread if you would be interested in coming and let me know how many people would be with you.

Chas.