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Final Shots: Louis Mosel

May 6, 2020 By Sherry Kerr

NSSA regrets to report the death on May 6 of Louis Mosel of San Antonio, a Life Member who was Captain of at least 9 All-American Teams.

Louis has been described as a full-time businessman, husband, father, buddy, friend, hunter, fisherman, craftsman and builder. He became a master plumber and worked at L.C. Mosel Co. from 1947 until his retirement in 2017. He loved building and construction so much that he built four boats in his lifetime, the largest being a 30′ twin-engine off-shore deep sea fishing vessel named the Sea Pauper which took five years of evenings and weekends to build. While in the process of building his fifth boat, a 42-foot yacht, he was introduced to the game of skeet by his son Kurt. Louis got the skeet bug and the boat was forgotten.

Louis took up skeet with the same vigor and determination as he did with all of his other hobbies. He competed in tournaments all over the U.S., winning numerous medals (476 trophies and awards are documented) and was named Captain of the Senior Veteran 1st Team for the NSSA All-American Team three years in a row. Louis was NSSA All-American Veteran Team Captain six times from 2000 to 2007 and Senior Veteran Team Captain for the Texas Skeet Shooting Association six times from 2009 to 2014.

At the age of 87, during the 2014 World Skeet Shooting Championships, he and his shooting partner Robert Myers broke six world records in the two-man team Senior Veterans event. Later in his life, after the seas were too rough, the shotguns were too heavy and getting to the office was a job in itself, he continued working on his stamp collection. Louis collected stamps his entire life and amassed a phenomenal collection. Louis was a life member of the NRA, the Texas State Skeet Shooting Association, the National Skeet Shooting Association, and the San Antonio Gun Club.

Filed Under: Final Shots Tagged With: Final Shots, Louis Mosel

Update from the NSSA Executive Committee

April 20, 2020 By Sherry Kerr

Friends, as we reported earlier, your Executive Committee and presidential committees have been working diligently to assure the future of our association during these unprecedented times. Our headquarters staff has been continually working and monitoring all of our associations functions. Your EC has been meeting at least once a week. Minutes from these meetings are published on our website.

Your joint NSCA-NSSA Finance Committee has been working with our CFO and others to model various scenarios concerning our spending and potential income for the balance of the year. Proposals have been approved by the EC, and next steps are in the works. Details are in our weekly minutes.

Headquarters’ application for stimulus Payroll Protection Plan dollars was applied for and approved by our bank. Funding occurred last week. This is great news, since we currently have very limited income. In reality, this stimulus money should manifest itself as a grant, since we will meet the criteria for retaining employees and spending the funds as specified.

We’re interested in hearing how our membership and clubs are spending this slowdown and would like to interview some members and clubs for potential stories in Clay Target Nation. Have clubs found ways to offer shooting while maintaining social distancing and following local guidelines? Are you a first responder or essential worker who has stories to tell about your work during the COVID-19 pandemic? Have you found other ways to help your community during this time of great need? We’d like to hear about it. Contact Sherry Kerr, skerr@nssa-nsca.com, with your stories and ideas.

We wish we could report that the worst is over and everything is business as usual. Unfortunately, that is not the case, and things change almost daily. Knowing that, your headquarters staff, along with its volunteer army, will continue to work for the association and keep you informed.

 

Filed Under: NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: COVID-19, Executive Committee

NSSA-NSCA Receives Funding Through PPP

April 16, 2020 By Sherry Kerr

The NSSA-NSCA is committed to continuing to provide timely, quality service to all of our members and member clubs through these challenging times. To that end, the NSSA-NSCA has applied for and received funding through the Payroll Protection Program (PPP) offered by the Small Business Administration (SBA) to provide resources that will be used to maintain staffing so that we can do just that.

Many of our clubs may qualify for PPP funding. We encourage clubs to contact their respective banks to see if they qualify and apply for both federal and state relief funding. For more details on federal funding, please use this SBA link: https://www.sba.gov/page/coronavirus-covid-19-small-business-guidance-loan-resources.

 

Filed Under: NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: COVID-19

SFR Redemptions Delayed, More Time to Save

April 10, 2020 By Sherry Kerr

Sourcing our catalog of products for redemption in the Shooting for Rewards program will be a challenge for the next few months, so it is necessary for us to suspend redemptions until September 1 when we trust it will be easier to acquire the items needed and have products customized. To make it up to you, we’re giving you an EXTRA YEAR before your points expire, meaning you can now collect points for FIVE years to redeem for the items you want.

Shooting for Rewards points are earned every time you shoot registered targets. You automatically earn a point for every target registered, and skeet shooters have opportunities to earn multiple points for major events. Points may be redeemed for logo merchandise, event fees, and more.

To see your points total, login to MyNSSA.com or MyNSCA.com and visit My Home Page. Starting September 1, you can also go there to redeem your points. Find something you want but don’t have enough points? Not a problem. Now  you have five years to use your points before they expire.

 

 

Filed Under: NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: registered targets, Shooting for Rewards

NSSA-NSCA Offices and NSC Currently Closed

March 16, 2020 By Sherry Kerr

NSSA-NSCA Headquarters is currently closed to allow our staff to stay home and isolate due to concerns about COVID-19.

Managers will be working remotely to assist our members and clubs. If you need assistance, you may email the following individuals:

NSSA – Nathan Boyd, nboyd@nssa-nsca.com

NSCA – Michael Hampton, mhampton@nssa-nsca.com

IT Department – Bradford Jones, bjones@nssa-nsca.com

Communications/Marketing – Sherry Kerr, skerr@nssa-nsca.com

Accounting – Steve Scales, sscales@nssa-nsca.com OR Misty DeLeon, mdeleon@nssa-nsca.com

National Shooting Complex – Royce Graff, rgraff@nssa-nsca.com OR Amber Schwarz, aschwarz@nssa-nsca.com

Within a few days, we expect to have all staff members accessible remotely to respond to your emails and phone calls. In the meantime, we appreciate your patience as we attempt to handle our members’ needs, but please understand if there are delays in responding.

The National Shooting Complex will also be closed to member and open public shooting this week, with reopening for members currently planned for Wednesday, March 25.

 

 

Filed Under: National Shooting Complex, NSCA News, NSSA News Tagged With: office closed

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