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Anybody know why the classifiers from Area 3 haven't been turned in? Are they going to be?

I wouldn't worry too much about losing to a girl Hop, you still seem to be able to hop through the stages just fine. I'll do my best to be nipping at your heels, though.

My husband and I run an ICORE club in Northwest Arkansas at our business that has indoor shooting ranges. Last year we hosted the Midwest Regional Championship. The CoFs are similar to IPSC, but the people are what seem to set this game apart. Lots of camaraderie and fun, and it's nice to shoot something a little more accuracy oriented. I've never seen anybody in a bad mood shooting ICORE.

Come on and switch Cliff. Mike and I are asking to be put on the revo squad. You don't want to miss out on all the fun, do you? Besides, we need as many shooters as we can get to show us how it's done.

Hey guys, Do we shoot both Saturday and Sunday at this match, or do some squads shoot one day, and some another. Tell Cliff to come on back to the good side of the force for this match. Maybe with 10 revo shooters he can put the dark side off till another match.

Well....I'll see Bubber tonight, but a Speed-O???? That's just wrong.

Perhaps my tender years (I'm only 23) are preventing my understanding the significance of the hallowed and mighty Hearthco moonclip. What's the big deal?

Hey guys, this is Stephanie. I aggree that USPSA needs to offer more recognition to the Revo division, and start factoring our classifier against what we actually shoot, not some arbitrary percentage of an entirely different division. I don't buy the argument that there just aren't enough revo classifiers on record, and I believe that on the revolver I am better than C class, although that is where my percentages landed me. An insufficient number of classifiers on record may have been the case originally, but it certainly cannot be the case today. If USPSA wants to grow as a sport, it is missing a big chance. What Mike and I see with new shooters is that they are intimidated buy USPSA, with the loud open guns and the "spray and pray" mentality of many of the guys running 20 round mags. ICORE, for a lot of shooters, is a friendlier place to start. The two sports have a lot of similarity, though, and maybe if USPSA rules and traditions did not treat us six shooters with disdain they might just bring in people that otherwise would stick to more revolver friendly sports like IDPA and of cours ICORE. With auto and revolver shooters there is often an "us vs. them" mentality that hurts the sport.

Hey guys, this is Stephanie. Mike and I had a great time at the match. We didn't shoot our best, but didn't shoot our worst, either. The best part was the people, though. We talked on the way home and decided that wheelgunners are just more fun to be around than most of the guys shooting bottom feeders.