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For the local USPSA match (where I serve time on scoring data input) , I like to see the stages of the match have a different number of total rounds.
This lets the scoring software (EZ) help keep me from putting in the scores for the wrong stage.
If one stage is 25 rounds, and another is 27 rounds...EZ won't let me enter scores for the wrong stage...because the round count will be off.
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Vary the round count of stages
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Posted 07 December 2004 - 11:05 AM
This is especially true if you get a scoresheet into stats with no stage number on it. If you must have stages with the same round count, browbeat the MD into making sure they have differing amounts of steel on them or some other way to differentiate them.
"I am tired of all the friction between 'martial artists' and 'gamesmen' and trap shooters who don't talk to skeet shooters and IPSC guys who won't shoot steel-- Every style of shooting is fun, and whether you enjoy it or not shouldn't hurt another persons enjoyment of it."-- BE, PSBF
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Posted 08 December 2004 - 01:09 PM
While I'm a big believer in different roundcounts, I do have a question. Do you guys produce individual scoresheets for the stages? Our scoresheet locally is one piece of 8.5x11 paper, printed on both sides. The front contains the reg info, liability release, and stages 1+2. The rear contains stages 3-5, or 3-7 depending on the club. Less paper to juggle is a good thing, in my mind....
Nik
You're shooting Steel like an A class shooter. Why are you shooting the Paper so slowly? ---- Dave Marques, Production Nationals, 2005
This is a game of high-speed precision. If you don't precisely plan what you want to happen, there's not much chance that it will. ---- Brian Enos, 2004
You're shooting Steel like an A class shooter. Why are you shooting the Paper so slowly? ---- Dave Marques, Production Nationals, 2005
This is a game of high-speed precision. If you don't precisely plan what you want to happen, there's not much chance that it will. ---- Brian Enos, 2004
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Posted 08 December 2004 - 01:27 PM
methinks there's another Match Management thread needed
Here it is: What Does Your Club Do For Scoresheets?
Here it is: What Does Your Club Do For Scoresheets?
"I am tired of all the friction between 'martial artists' and 'gamesmen' and trap shooters who don't talk to skeet shooters and IPSC guys who won't shoot steel-- Every style of shooting is fun, and whether you enjoy it or not shouldn't hurt another persons enjoyment of it."-- BE, PSBF
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