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Monday night match, Not a good shooting experience, I was just not into it. My stage break down was terrible My reloads were off and I wasn’t using the sights, so no surprise that I had 3 mikes and a no shoot. Im going to try to get a practice in tonight, and just try to relax and see my sights.

hey Bill, Happy Birthday, Go easy you got work in the morning.

Congratulations, Very cool!!

My plaque came in yesterday, Thanks Flex for another great match.

Long Dryfire session tonight, did drills 2,7,8,9,10,11,12,15,17,18,19 and 20 out of Steve Andersons Dryfire book. -Robert

Haaa another Monday match has come and gone. It was a more of accuracy match then anything. I needed to take two make up shots and I hit a no shoot target, even with all of that I still feel ok about the match, the two make up shots was because of hard cover covering half the target and my no shoot just nicked the corner. Also I had a good game plane and it was executed well, Im happy with that. What I learned at the match. My Accuracy is on, just need to trust it more. Need to be more aggressive, the better shooters are putting a lot of time on me. -Robert

I'm in it for the shooting also, but I do like to see plaques by class

Thanks Chris, Im thinking monkeys a blind fold and a skateboard. We could always use some of your master class props hint hint. -Robert

I got in a full hour of dryfiring in today, it felt really smooth and fast, probably because I wasn’t trying to do it in the middle of the night after work and the kids with no sleep, I think I need to mix up my routine and start adding more movement, maybe some box to box. That’s all for now need to load up some ammo and stat thinking up my Monday nights stage. -Robert

Well if they can’t, no new hand gun sales in California Arnold signed the legislation. Assembly Bill 1471

Good Job Paul, you are definitely on your way keep it up. Robert

Thanks Chris, It’s good to here that you are enjoying the stages. I just hope the non USPSA shooters we get are enjoying them as well. Seeya Monday. Robert.

No Dryfiring for the last two days, been sick as a dog. So has the whole family, what a mess. I did get some in tonight, not a lot, still under the weather. Im hoping to get a full practice in tomorrow.

of corse everybody wants to see a picture of the sandbox hmmm.... that sounds bad too

LOL, and thats a good place for you!

Monday night match, I usually set up all the Monday night match’s with help that I really appreciate. That being said, I think tonight’s match was a little to hard, just by being based to much on memory and not on shooting skill. I must keep that in mind next week. Ok now on the shooting, Not a bad match for me, I did have one mike that I didn’t call at all, my calling of shots have greatly improved over the last year, but this one I didn’t expect at all, im still giving my competitors way to many points. On the hard target im getting good hits with just a little slow down. Need to work on speeding up my vision! Robert.

This is from the USPSA's web page, CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM What Is It? The USPSA™ classification system categorizes practical shooters to allow them to compete against other competitors of the same skill level. To accomplish this feat, USPSA™ publishes specific classifier stages for which scores fired by the best shooters in the world are available, and distributes these stages to the affiliated clubs. The clubs setup the stages as part of their monthly matches and submits those scores to the USPSA™ national headquarters. Submitted scores are compared to the best available (100%) and members are classified within the division or divisions in which they've chosen to compete, based on their percentage of the high scores. Classification Bracket Percentages Grand Master 95 to 100% Master 85 to 94.9% A 75 to 84.9% B 60 to 74.9% C 40 to 59.9% D 2 to 40% The USPSA™ staff enters thousands of scores each month and manages classified members in five competitive divisions. Earning A Classification To become classified, a member must have at least four valid scores from different classifier courses in a specific Division in the USPSA™ database. If more than four scores are in the database when the averages are calculated, the best four of the most recent six valid scores will be used. Any scores in excess of the most recent six valid scores are not used for the initial classification. Those scores over the most recent six may be used at the next monthly reclassification if they are within the most recent eight scores. Most of the scores will come from classifier courses set up by USPSA-affiliated clubs. The clubs are responsible for setting up these stages according to exact specifications and for administering them uniformly. They are part of the club's monthly match, are included in the calculation of the match results, and are submitted for national classification of the member. All valid classification scores received at National Headquarters by the 10th of each month are entered into the computer before the classification program calculates averages, unless there is a problem with the paperwork submitted by the club. After the scores have been entered and verified as correct, the computer calculates a current average for those who have become eligible for a classification and generates a classification card. These cards are mailed out around the 15th of the month. Reclassification USPSA™ currently classifies previously unclassified members as well as reclassifies members on a monthly basis. Whereas new classifications are based on the best four of the most recent six scores in the system, reclassifications are based on the best six of the most recent eight valid scores in the system. If the member's current average is in a higher classification bracket, the member is moved to that class. Members may also request to be moved to a higher class, not including Grand Master. The member must comply with the same requirements for requesting to be moved down in class. Moving Down In Class Members may request to be moved to a lower class because of age or injury. The member must send a letter stating the reasons for reclassification to a lower class along with a letter from the club president or section coordinator endorsing the request. After the request has been received, the member's scores will be checked to see whether there are any recent scores that indicate the member is still properly classified. The member will be notified of the decision in writing, and if the request is granted, a new classification card will be sent. Please note that even if a member's current average drops into a lower classification bracket, the member will not automatically be reduced in class. Your Scores On The Web Page Members who want to verify their classifications may call the national office or check their scores on the USPSA™ web page at http://www.uspsa.org. Please remember that the classification data shown on the web page is updated once a month, about seven to 10 days after the classification system is run in Sedro Woolley. Scores From Major Matches A shooter's performance in larger matches and tournaments may also be used to help establish a classification if at least three Grand Masters completed the match within a specific Division and performed at a level high enough to be considered a national standard. Each division is evaluated separately based on this criteria, so it may be possible for scores from one division to be used while another division is not. In addition, if the competitor shoots an Area Championship or major tournament and wins first or second in a class higher than his or her current classification, the member may be promoted to that higher class, except for Grand Master.

Micah, This was all Mark's stage design, and I agree Mark did a fantastic job.

Sorry Paul, you better keep Dryfiring.

Miamisburg Sunday match. What great weather, it was just perfect! I had a Great day of shooting well if you don’t count the classifier that is. My shots were smooth and I can really feel my transitions and splits speeding up. I had two different targets on different stages that I called a miss on and took another shot, but both times the hits were there, plus they were good hits. This is something I will need to figure out. My stage break down was a lot better this Sunday and im happy with my hits. Overall im really happy with this match. I would like to give thanks to all the people who help set up and tear down the stages It’s what keeps the sport alive, plus you guys make all the hard work fun. Also would like to single out Chris Keen who is the stats master, nobody dose it faster. The scores beat me home tonight that is fantastic! Thanks Chris. -Robert

Really sorry to here that Paul, Now im really going to have to get off my lazy A#* and do some Dryfiring. Paul let me know is you need anything. Robert.

Hey Keen, I've been at my house since 4p. Stop french kissing your damn fish and answer your pink Razr phone! Hey I seen that phone, it has YMCA for a ring tone

I know you are! I can tell every Monday

IM A FAN.