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Instructors: help needed at Knob Creek Range, KY Sept. 13-14, 2014

Started by Unbridled Liberty, August 25, 2014, 08:58:01 PM

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Unbridled Liberty

CALLING ALL INSTRUCTORS FROM KY, IN, OH (or anywhere else): we need help at Knob Creek Range, KY Sept. 13-14, 2014.  This event currently has 23/24 pre-regs and I received a call from a gentleman today who may sign up with his son.  We currently only have three instructors signed up and I would like a few more at least.  Please sign up if you are able, even if it is only for one day.  Thanks in advance!

UL
For Liberty, each Freeman Strives
As its a Gift of God
And for it willing yield their Lives
And Seal it with their Blood

Thrice happy they who thus resign
Into the peacefull Grave
Much better there, in Death Confin'd
Than a Surviving Slave

This Motto may adorn their Tombs,
(Let tyrants come and view)
"We rather seek these silent Rooms
Than live as Slaves to You"

Lemuel Haynes, 1775

Unbridled Liberty

We are now at 31 shooters that I know of, with more wanting to sign up.  I hate to turn anyone away, but I also hate for people to have a bad experience because there are not enough instructors.  Other than me, there is not a single Kentucky instructor coming.  Is this going to be an Illinois/Indiana event that is simply held in Kentucky?

UL
For Liberty, each Freeman Strives
As its a Gift of God
And for it willing yield their Lives
And Seal it with their Blood

Thrice happy they who thus resign
Into the peacefull Grave
Much better there, in Death Confin'd
Than a Surviving Slave

This Motto may adorn their Tombs,
(Let tyrants come and view)
"We rather seek these silent Rooms
Than live as Slaves to You"

Lemuel Haynes, 1775