My overwhelming generosity of spirit required me to withdraw when Steve said there was a wait list.
you already know this won't end well
Might as well flap my arms on the way down though.
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My overwhelming generosity of spirit required me to withdraw when Steve said there was a wait list.
Might as well flap my arms on the way down though.
Yes they are
Yeah I know you better than that it's not your arms that are flapping
And yet I know people who say you are a nice person.
What is the deal behind the design of classic targets ? At one time the 'A' shape was thought to represent a hit to vital organs ??
And yet I know people who say you are a nice person.
The next time you here that PLEASE correct them
What is the deal behind the design of classic targets ? At one time the 'A' shape was thought to represent a hit to vital organs ??
Not sure what the story is behind the shape of the scoring zones on the classic targets just know it was born to be "politically correct" with no head. ISPC developed the target and it is the only paper target used in other countries. USPSA has stayed with the "metric target" but the classic is approved for use in a USPSA match.
Personally I don't have any problem with the classic(turtle) targets. In fact as a shooter that "tries" to focus on accuracy and with shooting minor scoring I actually like them on a few stages at a bigger match. A zone is quite a bit smaller so I tend to focus harder and D zone is a little less intrusive and easier to avoid.
Would there be any value into letting some of the guys with PCC's run a stage after the match?
As a "beta test" we could get some feedback, and lessons learned; let people form their opinions and pass on to the Area Director for feedback to USPSA HQ????
As a "beta test" we could get some feedback, and lessons learned; let people form their opinions and pass on to the Area Director for feedback to USPSA HQ????
If this is happens. I am in!
Just tell your Squad RO that you are a new RO and he will let you run some shooters and help with any question. After I have been at the range for 6-7 hours I DO NOT want to stay after the Match is over. Max
Tell you Squad RO that you are a New RO and he will let you run some shooters and he will answer any question you may have.
Me too.
downrange72
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Is this on spring forward or fall back time?
downrange72
Grandmaster
Disregard that's next weekend
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