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Nelson A. Patron, M.D.

Nelson A. Patron, M.D.

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PUA GUN CLUB

  • Published in Uro-Corner
  • Monday, 28 November 2011 11:35

The PUA Gun Club has engaged in several shoot fest activities this year. This was started by the PUA- Andros Shooting Competition held quarterly at the Camp Karingal Firing Range, sponsored by Biomedis. These were all well attended by the members. Even those from out of town came in to join the activities. Challenging courses of fire were set up to the enjoyment of the members. Raffle prizes were also given out after the competition.

 
During the midyear convention held in Iloilo City, shooting competition was also held and Astellas Pharmaceutical sponsored this activity. This was also well attended by majority of the members and trophies were awarded to the winners. Astellas again sponsored another shooting competition held at Camp Karingal. This series of competition enabled the officials to categorize the member as to their shooting expertise and status. This will be used to rank the shooter as to what class do they belong and they will eventually be competing among the members of their category.
 
It is also a pleasure to announce that the PUA Gun Club has an official firing range. This is the Camp Karingal Firing Range in Sikatuna Village, Quezon City. A Memorandum of Agreement with the Range Master and the President of the PUA Gun Club was made for use of the firing range anytime. This would be subject to its rules and regulations. Shooting competitions could also be held here with prior arrangement. We have now applied for official accreditation with the PNP Firearms and Explosives Office pending completion of other paper requirements because we already have our official firing range. Once accredited, we will now apply for recognition by the Philippine Practical Shooting Association so that our shooting matches can be sanctioned.
 
Finally, this year’s activity will be culminated by the annual shooting competition to coincide with the last quarter PUA-Andros shoot fest also be held at Camp Karingal Firing Range. The members are all excited because raffle prizes will culminate this activity. The major prize will be a handgun, 1911 model and could be won by any member who has participated in the shoot fest. Presence would be required to win the prize.
 
We are looking forward to an exciting year ahead with more shooting activities being planned. We are inviting all interested PUA members to join us. Even those who have no shooting experience can join and we are very much willing to train them so that they can enjoy this sport activity.

The PUA Gun Club

  • Published in Uro-Corner
  • Thursday, 05 August 2010 18:00

The PUA Gun Club was organized last year, spearheaded by the staff members of the Section of Urology of AFPMC. The first set of interim officers were Nelson A. Patron, MD- President, Marcelino L. Morales, Jr., MD- Vice President, Ernesto  L. Gerial, Jr., MD,- Secretary  and Steve L. Lim, MD- Treasurer.

Formation of PUA Gun Club 08

  • Published in Uro-Corner
  • Monday, 16 August 2010 15:35

It all started when the urologists from the AFP Medical Center organized a shootfest at the Fort Bonifacio Shooting Range through the leadership of Dr. Bernardo Cabatingan. This was held twice this year, the initial event was mostly participated by the consultants and residents of the AFPMC. Everyone enjoyed the activity, firing .45 caliber pistols and M-16 armalite rifles. This was supervised by a range officer and participants were supposed to follow a course of fire under time factor. We all went home satisfied with the hope that this can be repeated.

PUA Gun Club Report '10

  • Published in Uro-Corner
  • Monday, 29 November 2010 22:10

The activities of the gun club has been limited this year because of two successive gun bans, the first was for the national election and the second was for the local barangay election. It was for this reason that we were not able to conduct a shooting competition when we held our midyear convention in Cebu.

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