First Loser
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CZ Shadow with an adjustable sight milled into the slide. Not legal in IPSC production but legal in USPSA production division.
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She also won Production at the US IPSC Nationals shooting an illegal gun but didn't get caught.
Cheating doesn't get you anywhere, eventually it comes back to bite you.
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The wife and I are now on the list. Really looking forward to it. Always fun getting beat by Matt!!
Didn't you say the wife was pregnant?
WOW! Did the Doc say it is OK for her to shoot? I've always heard that shooting was not reccomended for pregnant women.
Hope it works out for you.
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Zerwas
Are trying to justify why you got beat by a girl?
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Sounds like everyone had a good time.
When will the scores be posted??
I've never shot this match but I have considered it many times.
If it takes this long to get the scores posted then I guess this is a match that I will stay away from.
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Funny Game
in Humor
You cannot watch this without laughing...
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If any woman makes GM any time soon, it will be Jesse Abbate.
Jessie is an incredible shooter and is a very good addition to our sport in many ways. I would also include Rebecca and Megan. I predict they will continue to progress and reach higher levels of classification without a doubt! You go girls!!
However, I have to respectfully disagree with her being the first to hit GM. She is sitting at 78.79% in limited and 65.9% in L-10. That's quite a way from 95%.
In Open
Kay 90.50%
Lisa 87.93%
Athena 86.11%
The facts are these ladies are closer to the mark and most likely have the best shot at hitting GM first.
At Nationals this year, those 3 women failed to make the top 3 overall ladies in either division. Athena doesn't shoot Limited but Kay and Lisa finished out of the top 3 in both matches.
Female GM"s
in USPSA/IPSC Shooting
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If I remember correctly Jesse made Master by finishing above 85% at a major match, which was the Georia state match a few years ago where they had a number of top GMs competing.
From the currect rule book.
Your performance in larger matches and tournaments may also be used to help
establish classification. Placement in a major event with a score above your
assigned class percentage may result in your being promoted to a higher class,
even if your current average is lower. Winning first or second in class at an Area
Championship or Major Tournament AND shooting into the next higher class
may result in promotion (except to Grand Master); winning High Overall in an
Area Championship may promote you to Grand Master class. In addition, if you
score 95% or higher at a USPSA national championship, you will be immediately
moved to Grand Master class for that division.