Feb 12, 2017 Special Classifier Match Parabellum

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  • Coach

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    Vivian is not a morning person so be gentle when signing in. If she gets fired up early we will all pay a price.
     

    Kane406

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    I don't know if others noticed, but there was an amazing turn-around time with these classifiers.
    Scores were posted shortly after the match on Sunday, fees were paid on Monday, and the classifiers
    were processed with the update on Tuesday.
     

    7920drew

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    I don't know if others noticed, but there was an amazing turn-around time with these classifiers.
    Scores were posted shortly after the match on Sunday, fees were paid on Monday, and the classifiers
    were processed with the update on Tuesday.


    I definitely did. That was awesome
     

    Coach

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    Practiscore has changed a lot. But the new President running USPSA has changed a ton of things at the home office for the better.
     

    7920drew

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    A friend of mine was active in USPSA / IPSC in the 90s before kids. Finally I got him back out last year and his mind was blown with being able to pull up match results on the ride home.
     

    rhino

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    A friend of mine was active in USPSA / IPSC in the 90s before kids. Finally I got him back out last year and his mind was blown with being able to pull up match results on the ride home.

    I shot with him a few times back then.

    The regulars here are tired of my "in the old days" stories, but it really is a lot different. Club matches were 3 stages, very few props or wall sections were ever used, and scores came in the USPS mail. And we only had two divisions (Open & Limited). When EZ Score debuted for MS-DOS, it was very helpful. Before that, you had to use a calculator and pencil unless you used a spreadsheet on your computer. Scores usually hit the mailbox about a month after the match. For WVPPS, we did a newsletter each month and the scores were a part of it.
     

    Bosshoss

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    The regulars here are tired of my "in the old days" stories, but it really is a lot different. Club matches were 3 stages, very few props or wall sections were ever used, and scores came in the USPS mail. And we only had two divisions (Open & Limited). When EZ Score debuted for MS-DOS, it was very helpful. Before that, you had to use a calculator and pencil unless you used a spreadsheet on your computer. Scores usually hit the mailbox about a month after the match. For WVPPS, we did a newsletter each month and the scores were a part of it.


    Ahh the good old days huh Joe.
    I still shudder thinking about making copies and folding and stapling and putting on address labels and stamps every month for every shooter.
     

    rhino

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    Ahh the good old days huh Joe.
    I still shudder thinking about making copies and folding and stapling and putting on address labels and stamps every month for every shooter.

    Indeed! I still remember trying different labels and stickers to close the newsletters so they would go through the USPS undamaged. The clear plastic worked the best. I was a GM newsletter and paper scores guy, D-class shooter!

    I'm still a little disappointed that I was never asked to join Team Turtle!



    :)

    Life goals. To be hated by the Rhino

    Another good thing about the old days: no downrange72!
     
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