Classification question

[j1b]

OK -

I haven't shot an open gun in about 8 years - but my current percent is GM - that means that none of my other classifications can be less than M. I understand that. My current percent in Lim-10 is 75% - it is a combination of my two best scores, along with two not so good scores. If my 4 best were counted, my percent would be 90%. I just shot a classifier last weekend at 91% - but apparently it may not go to my official score?

I guess I always thought they took the best 6 - am I wrong about this? I'd like to get to GM in Lim-10 relatively soon - not sure how to do it other than shooting well and getting rid of old classifiers (or poor ones)

JB

[AikiDale]

For reclassification, the most recent 8 unduplicated classifier scores are used for determining classification percentage, the two lowest which are not duplicates are dropped before averaging the remaining high six.

[Flexmoney]

Yep...keep shooting.

Your classifier will soon be baseed on your best 6 of your last 8.

As said...they also don't count any duplicates (you get the better score of any you have shot more than once) in your 6 of 8.

They also throw out anything that is 5% below your current class percentage...so those don't count as your last 8.

Pretty forgiving system...more details on the USPSA site.

[SRT Driver]

J1b

USPSA does not recalculate the percentage until after 6 scores are entered in that division. So if there are 4 scores for the initial percentage and a 5th is entered, the percentage does not change untli 6 are entered

Were you classified in L10 before?

[Duane Thomas]

So I guess that means it WILL count, but not until you get at least one more in there that also counts.