Dover Furnace

Entry Form Attached

Courtney Muller is selling Girl Scout Cookies.  Each box is $4 and part of the proceeds from each box will go to her troop.  You can even buy a box of cookies for the troops and they will send them directly to a serviceman.

Everybody that buys a box will be entered into a drawing for a set of three Muller Chokes OR a two hour lesson with Jim at either Dover Furnace or Fairfield County Fish & Game Protective Association with Fiocchi ammuntion provided.  The drawing will be held January 29th at Fairfield County Fish & Game.

An order form will be available at the January Travelers Shoot or contact Jim for details.  The cookies will be delivered to the March Travelers shoot.

Bruce Buck has a new book out entitled "Shotguns on Review: 38 Guns Tried & Tested".  Learn about the glamorous life as a gun writer and the best guns he's tried out in the last 10 years.

Mid County Rod & Gun Club

Judy Morris Selected Team USA Manager

Judy Morris of Hoboken, NJ, is the new team manager for NSCA Team USA. Morris replaces former Team USA manager, Jeff Demmon, who resigned recently after managing the team for four years.

The appointment was announced by Executive Council member Steve Schultz, chairman of the NSCA Advisory Council’s Awards Committee, which made the selection. “Judy has shown the ability to handle the job as a volunteer assistant to the previous team manager and is very familiar with the ins and outs of managing the teams,” said Schultz. “Her ability to provide seamless logistics to the team, coupled with her enthusiasm for fundraising, make Judy the perfect fit.”

Morris has been shooting sporting clays for seven years and registers about 4000 targets per year. “During that time, I have had the privilege of getting to know many of the past and present Team USA members,” she commented. “In 2008, I attended my first World FITASC event in Cyprus and was completely hooked on Team USA.”

The team manager serves as the liaison between Team USA members and the NSCA and is responsible for coordinating and managing the team for World Sporting and World FITASC events. The responsibilities include team competition coordination and planning, media relations, marketing, fundraising, management of team affairs, and all logistics and arrangements to field the teams.

“As team manager, my goals are to raise awareness of what Team USA is about so that NSCA members are proud to have a team and to demonstrate how the team can give back and help grow the sport,” Morris says. “To get the teams organized for the World Championships, there is an amazing amount of work involved – from filling the team slots to event registration, arranging travel, and securing gun permits – and I can’t wait to get started.”

Robert Crow, NSCA Director, also commented on the selection of Morris as the new Team USA manager. “Judy’s enthusiasm and expertise will make her a great team manager, and we’re pleased she has accepted this role,” he said. “On behalf of the association and previous teams, I also want to thank Jeff Demmon for serving the past four years in this position. Team USA made a great deal of progress and represented our association and our country well under his leadership.”

Attached is an article Henry S. F. Nachaj did for ClayshootingUSA a few years ago on the Connecticut Travelers.  Since that time we have added 5 Sporting Sportsman of the Year, countless Juniors, and have been shooting at some real world-class organizations.