Chris Bubb
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Well done Will, it looks like you put a lot of thought into this, after reading it through I can see no downside to your idea. Good luck with it.
I see your point , I thought making CPSA membership compulsory might eliminate this type of abuse,,,, obviously not, when you think about it !.Will, I personally don't think i/we need protecting from the registered shooters.
The people that we need protecting from are the people that turn up at the indepenent shoots with the low class entry(via 3 cpsa scores), that are very good shots, and no matter what you put in place we will never stop that,no matter how low you put the bottom class bracket because they will always shoot what they have to.
I resemble that remark!Only because you spent too much time on a sunny beach and getting drunk!
Difficulty of a course isn't taken into account at the moment. If Will's system was put into action, you could set as hard or easy course as you like and it still won't affect averages negatively.right here we go , talking on here aint going to change anything as some strong minded people have all valid points , so will lets come up with a date , i will put a shoot on with good targets and lets see how it pans out in practice , you never know , some said a shoot with three birds in the air at once would never work or a flush incorporated , well it made the shooters laugh !!!
A spot on post.Difficulty of a course isn't taken into account at the moment. If Will's system was put into action, you could set as hard or easy course as you like and it still won't affect averages negatively.
I'm all for it, though recently I've found myself focusing on my average. I know that following averages isn't everyone's thing, most go out to break clays, so making a course too testing because it no longer matters could start to affect your entries.
The alternative system would put what would have been a disaster under the current one (such as EJC's recent comp) into perspective for a lot of shooters.
Well, clearly it is always number of clays hit. My system is all about appreciating the number hit compared to everybody else that day, not the number hit against a UK system, which presently, means that if you shoot a tough event, your score is directly compared to somebody shooting a soft event elsewhere. THAT is the element I hope to nullify.You have to think about the amount of clays hit.
Other wise there's no point to the game.
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