Best USPSA classifiers?

[mdschappell]

If you had to pick one or two USPSA classifiers as a test to determine if a shooter was competent to shoot matches, which would you pick? Which classifiers do you feel fully reflect most or all of the skills required to compete (speed, accuracy, reloading, moving, etc)?

Your input is appreciated...

[bikerburgess]

It sounds like you are wanting to do something like the intro to USPSA class that we run in our section. I don't think Classifiers are ideal as a teaching tool for new shooters, but if I had to choose one or two to use I would go with. CM 08-03 Six, because it is easy to set up and gives the shooter some experience on steel and turning then drawing. you could if using it for training also add a reload and re engagement on the paper.

Mike

[mdschappell]

We want to use classifiers so that we can show the new shooters where they would fall in the classification system...

[Ben Stoeger]

Lefty's Revenge

[56hawk]

These are the classifiers that are most like normal USPSA stages:

99-27 Lefty’s Revenge

99-36 After Work Blues

99-52 Cash ‘n’ Carry

99-56 On The Upper Pad II

09-08 Crackerjack

09-10 Life's Little Problems

[MoNsTeR]

These are the classifiers that are most like normal USPSA stages:

99-27 Lefty’s Revenge

99-36 After Work Blues

99-52 Cash ‘n’ Carry

99-56 On The Upper Pad II

09-08 Crackerjack

09-10 Life's Little Problems

This is a good list. To it I would add...

Stage-like:

CM99-60 Cut and Run

CM99-45 Easy Street

CM99-43 Color Blind

Table starts:

CM09-13 Table Stakes

CM09-03 Oh No

Movement:

CM99-57 Bookout's Boogie

CM03-03 Take em Down

CM03-09 On the Move

CM03-12 Ironsides

CM99-10 Times Two