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Originally Posted by Robin Lewis
I guess I disagree with the view point on no shooting and not attending. I have attended several PGCA meetings that were in conjunction with gun shows (no shooting) and had a wonderful time. I can shoot any week of the year near home but I only get to hang out with Parker enthusiasts at the PGCA sponsored events.
Sure, the shooting is fun but for myself, it's the friendships made that draws me to attend. I observe that many at the PGCA annual meeting don't shoot but only one or two rounds but do hang out in the tent visiting with friends that they only get to see at these events.
Personally, the high point for me is the banquet, not the shooting. If you don't attend because there is no shooting, you are missing out on a good time.
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Another thing I would like to point out, we had the same number of members at the meeting this year and also last year as we did at Louisville so Jent it is more then just shooting.. The LC Smith boys did an interesting meeting last year at the OGCA show (very nice show and central too), they setup a sporting clays shoot at one of the clubs on Friday before the show and then had their meeting and the show. Something to think about.