DougBarnes101
Sharpshooter
ive got 40 or 50 to spare its yours
And if you decide that isn't enough I could spare another 40-50 pounds.
ive got 40 or 50 to spare its yours
Ill tell ya Sunday!Am I missing the obvious? What does Ohio have to do with anything?
Ill tell ya Sunday!
Bribe!!!
There was a certain group of Ohio shooters that were know for shooting the same classifiers over and over until they got GM scores on them. They even went as far as having books made up with certain classifiers in them to know what the high hit factors were and the times and hits that they would need to get to make GM scores.
As Coach has said time and again, you can be a GM in this sport and never leave a 3x3 box.........
it usually shows up at match time
There was a certain group of Ohio shooters that were know for shooting the same classifiers over and over until they got GM scores on them. They even went as far as having books made up with certain classifiers in them to know what the high hit factors were and the times and hits that they would need to get to make GM scores.
As Coach has said time and again, you can be a GM in this sport and never leave a 3x3 box.........
it usually shows up at match time
There was a certain group of Ohio shooters that were know for shooting the same classifiers over and over until they got GM scores on them. They even went as far as having books made up with certain classifiers in them to know what the high hit factors were and the times and hits that they would need to get to make GM scores.
As Coach has said time and again, you can be a GM in this sport and never leave a 3x3 box.........
it usually shows up at match time
Wow. Sort of just wanting to say they are a GM.. Opposite of sandbagging? Haha. Doesn't make too much sense to me, but people all think differently I suppose.
Now that I say that, I guess stating that I want to be a B class shooting is sort of the same thing (obviously I'm not gonna shoot the same classifiers as stated above). So maybe thats not a correct goal? I'm on the fence with this one.
So I think I wanna change the B class goal to just be classified in whichever class I happen to be. Back when I raced Motocross I knew people that would mathematically make sure they did not get bumped up to another class (ie throw a race or two to ensure staying below the bumping point). Im not naive enough to not realize this doesn't happen in this sport as well, I just haven't been around long enough.
Time will tell, a year goes by so fast but yet so much can happen, I just wanna have fun
So I think I wanna change the B class goal to just be classified in whichever class I happen to be.
My goal for next year is just to improve on accuracy and to be more consistant
just change it to wanting to be a B class shooter, which starts with getting classified as a B.
I made B in Production after a few years and that's now basically where I contend. I could probably make A Class in classifiers, but won't finish there in bigger matches because of my mobility. Lose 80 pounds, get knee fixed, and maybe actually practice and dry-fire, I could get there.
You've got a lot of potential, just like we saw in Jared Black. Once you get the game down, you'll move up quick. You don't have to worry about moving up, you have a potential to win some plaques as a solid "C" shooter in some of the bigger matches.
You have the right idea for sure. We will see by next years end where everything stands. I graduate from college in May, so that will mean I either have a lot of free time (because the job market) or no free time trying to build a career. I hope I'll be able to find a happy middle to be able to shoot as much as I want, but time will tell. And thanks for the compliment as well, I appreciate it! I feel like I just need more time shooting USPSA matches, if you do something long enough you will eventually get better right?
I feel like I just need more time shooting USPSA matches, if you do something long enough you will eventually get better right?
you are transitioning like many of us did, from shooting Friday Night Steel to USPSA. You'll be a whole new shooter this time next year.