A Message From Pam...


Hey All,

It’s time to renew your CMSA and NMTCMS memberships.  As before, if you renew your CMSA membership thru the NM Club, it will save you $10 . . . . and your NMTCMS membership is only $10 a person this year.  There is no individual/family differences for the NM Club, just the flat $10 fee per person.  (There is also no early bird discount from CMSA.)   I have attached the form the CMSA is requiring for renewals this year.  Please fill it out and sign at the bottom.  Then send the form along with your check payable to NMTCMS to me at:

Pam Horner
2201 N. Haldeman Rd.
Artesia, NM  88210

The form below has the renewal fees on it ($60 for an individual and $90 for a family).  Just add $10 for each person to the CMSA fee and you’ll be NMTCMS members also.

If you want to renew your CMSA membership but don’t want to join the NM Club this year, just renew directly through CMSA.  It will just be a little more expensive.  Or, if you are a life member or have already renewed your CMSA membership, just send your NMTCMS $10 fee per person to me and we’ll get you signed up for 2010 on the point tracking for year-end awards.  Make sure you tell me your CMSA # and Class Level and contact info for my records.

 Our first 2010 NMTCMS shoot is in Carlsbad, NM on November 14-15, 2009.  It will be a 6 stage main match single point shoot with an entry fee of $0 for NMTCMS members.  That’s right!  It is a membership appreciation shoot.  So, if you’re an NMTCMS member, your entry is free.  If not, then it will be $75.  We’re working on a possible jackpot payout or something for those who would like the possibility of a cash payback.  Keep your eyes on the website for details.  Of course, the eliminator and rifle will be run as usual with a $50 entry and 70% payback.

 See ya ‘round the arena!!

 Pam Horner
575-365-6223 cell (if you have questions)


Please print the form below, fill it out attach the appropriate funds, and mail it to Pam. The form is in a Photo format so just Right click and select print photo. Make sure to print it as an 8x10 on regular paper and you should be good to go.