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  1. It's a completely arbitrary assignment... B/C are interlocked, just surrounding different A zones. Really there are only 3 scoring zones since B/C have the same point value. The original rule makers could have been wacky obscure with "naming" the zones and scored as prime numbers only, but it doesn't matter since it's consistent. It would though make it much easier to score if there were only ABC on scoresheets...

  2. In ezws, I assume? Short of going in and modifying each stage to be what you want it to be, no, there isn't. But when you actually start scoring, it's not that big of a deal to find the stage for which you wish to enter scores, and the competitors aren't really going to care that "el prez" was listed as Stage 4 when it was shot as Stage 6. I've had that happen before, and no one noticed afterwards.

    Of course it's not difficult to find it, it's just another mouse click to get to the right one. The point is, if they're in the same order as your scoresheets, then when resulting ALL stages ezws pops to the next one inline after confirming score w/o having to mouse click on the next tab.

    I do the same Graham, it's amazing how much time is saved when you can build/order them in ezws the same way they are on the sheet of paper you're having to review.

  3. Yes, now disappearing drop-turners (no penalty mikes), not sure how they'd shoot them at rest as they'll be facing wall before activated, and return to that position. And those angles are adjusted during set-up for shoot thru possibilities, but thanks for the reminder.

  4. How are you making the drop turners non disappearing? Are you going to pin them so that they drop into a fully visible orientation after the popper is engaged?

    Move to a part of the shooting area where you can engage it.

    9.9 Scoring of Moving Targets

    9.9.1 Moving scoring targets which present at least a portion of the highest

    scoring area when at rest following the completion of their designed

    movement, or which continuously appear and disappear, will always

    incur failure to shoot at and/or miss penalties (exception see Rule

    9.2.4.4).

    In other words... if the DT ends up facing to the right, you'll have to move to the far right portion of the shooting area to get the hits (if you missed it on the DT).

  5. Why not make the shooting area extend all the way across - that way you are not requiring them to shoot from 1 area and then it should be legal

    That's another consideration, and was actually how I first designed it. I think the 2 separate shooting areas is a fail, and will be the first alteration.

    Thanks for the suggestion.

  6. I know what you're thinking, but for WSB purposes the picture doesn't quite show accurately how the poppers will be arranged.

    Thanks for the reference though, I appreciate it. I want to make it "legal", and not rely on "it's a local match" excuse. I'll add some scattered barrels along the front to obscure some PP/USP, and induce the movement. If I do, should I consider them "soft cover" to avoid REF reshoots?

  7. As much as I enjoyed my first level III at A5 this year, I was a bit disappointed in lack of moving targets, movement within stages, and lack of grounds keeping forethought. Heavy foot traffic combined with the heavy rains made for muddy slippy sloppy mess. Very little maintenance was achieved with a small amount rock in attempts to rectify, but in some stages the footing was near dangerous and not equal for all competitors depending which day you competed.

  8. Some one at A8 hit 124.99

    Just curious... there is no stipulation of using decimal places in the rules handbook, so is that rounded up to 125?

    Doh!.... nevermind, I was in the wrong spot. Actually found the example in the correct Appendix.

  9. I purchased my M&P40 May of 2009... came with Bladetech kydex holster (w/ S&W logo), BT kydex double mag pouch, and 2 extra mags (3 total). And, also got 2 free mags from S&W as part of the purchase promotion. So if that's the same "kit" to which you are referring, I'd say the quality is top notch.

  10. I guess another point of clarification is the target "moving" or "disappearing".. or both? Your OP kinda changed gears between sentences. And as aztec stated, the type of activator makes a huge difference.

    It does become very interesting if used in the right combination. Say a stomp activator (non-shooting)with a disappearing target... no penalties. Use a stomp with a pop-out stationary target, score would be 2M & FTE. Use of any popper or plate as activator and not doing so would be 1M & FTE for the popper, 2M & FTE for the paper target (if not disappearing).

    Right? :wacko:

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