[steel1212]

I have been practicing can u count or half of it at 10 yards. I then started trying the real setup for one string. I'm a B class shooter in limited and had a best today of 3.57 for one string with a .98 draw and a 1.28 reload all As.

So B class limited guys or even A class guys whatcha runnin!

[steel1212]

Guess nobody can count

I know there is one guy that does this drill!

[Paradox]

Steel1212,

This was shot at A4 this year. If you look at the scores for stage 1 you might get an idea for the "insert class here" Hf's. The 'trick' is to relax, hit all A's, and don't flub the draw or reload. The hit factor on this classifier is insane, so *any* lost time will hurt. A 3.57 run for each string sounds about right. Personally, I think there are other drills that will give you more bang for the buck at B class...

[revchuck]

Corey - Look here: http://www.brianenos...showtopic=36244

It's on page 5 so far.

[Overhung]

I am a low B shooter. I can usually do this in about 5.25 with all A's.

At the Area 4, I shot it in 9 seconds and 6 seconds shooting 22 rounds in two strings of fire for a loss of fourty points. I came in last.

[chrisa006]

We just shot this today in our match. I am a B shooter and shot all As with a combine time of 8.19 with some trigger freeze.

[newshooter]

Hello i shot this classifier at A4 and shot it in 7.07 with 97 points I can say this was my best stage at A4 haha only if the other ones were like this haha!!!

joey

[dirtypool40]

I posted my whinings over in the classifier thread.

dirtypool40, on Jul 15 2006, 10:08 PM, said:

Drove up to St.Augustine today. WOW was that the hottest steamiest match I've shot in a Loooooooooooong time.

Anyway, we shot this one today, I won over all divisions with a 14.41 hf, times were 3.2x and a hung mag 3.6x, down one point. Loads were 1.0x and 1.3x, lack of practice to not break .99 at that range. Draws were .8x.

But WOW is that hf high!!! My 14.41 only scrapes into master at about 86%. Would've netted 5th @ 95%+ at the area match.

At 05 A6, Phil won it with a 15.18, "the pack" of G's was at mid 14...

Where did they come up with the hf?

The HF here is NUTS!!!! It's like a 17 or something.

I guess they introd it at A6 a couple years back and that's the match Max won every single stage.

Rather than base the Limited HF off what the LIMITED WINNER shot ?!?!?! they set it at Max's. Cuz... that makes sense.

I've run it three or four times in matches, and I always come up with a score that would've put me in the pack at A6, but leaves me straggling in in the low 80's by the national HF.

Think 6.0 total and all the points and you'll be close.

This post has been edited by dirtypool40: 02 July 2007 - 10:06 AM

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steel1212, on Jun 23 2007, 02:06 PM, said:

I have been practicing can u count or half of it at 10 yards. I then started trying the real setup for one string. I'm a B class shooter in limited and had a best today of 3.57 for one string with a .98 draw and a 1.28 reload all As.

If you can do two strings like that, you'll have a mid to high A class score...

However, you typically do not see folks shoot the classification on this one. Too much reliance on relaxation, etc - most can't do it... Difficult classifier, in the end, because of that....

I've shot a 3.00 on one string - then blew the reload on the next string. Best I've done is barely eek out an M class percentage on this one....

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dirtypool40, on Jul 2 2007, 12:01 PM, said:

Rather than base the Limited HF off what the LIMITED WINNER shot ?!?!?! they set it at Max's. Cuz... that makes sense.

Yeah, cause its lower than the HHF that was shot on the stage.... Otherwise, the Limited HHF would be higher than the Open HHF... (go look at the scores... Phil won the stage in the overalls...).

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I've run it three or four times in matches, and I always come up with a score that would've put me in the pack at A6, but leaves me straggling in in the low 80's by the national HF.

Ditto that....

[dirtypool40]

Did they shoot it at another major? This is all I found when I went looking.

A "14" on race day looks pretty respectable in Limited, and a "15" in Open.



2005 Area_6_Championship - Stage 1 Can You Count?

Place Name No. Class Division Points Penalties Time Hit Factor Stage Pts Stage %
1 Phillip H. Strader Jr. 27 GM Limited 97 0 6.39 15.1800 100.0000 100.00%
2 Travis Tomasie 38 GM Limited 100 0 6.81 14.6843 96.7345 96.73%
3 Emanuel Bragg 46 GM Limited 97 0 6.62 14.6526 96.5257 96.53%
4 John H. Rasmussen 165 M Limited 99 0 6.79 14.5803 96.0494 96.05%
5 Douglas Bryant Chaffin 307 GM Limited 98 0 6.87 14.2649 93.9717 93.97%
6 Taran Bow Butler 372 GM Limited 99 0 6.98 14.1834 93.4348 93.43%
7 Shannon Smith 155 GM Limited 99 0 7.00 14.1429 93.1680 93.17%
8 Steven R. Speer 72 M Limited 96 0 6.81 14.0969 92.8650 92.87%
9 Michael Seeklander 30 GM Limited 100 0 7.13 14.0252 92.3926 92.39%
10 Edgar B. Gammons III 80 M Limited 100 0 7.14 14.0056 92.2635 92.26%


2005 Area_6_Championship - Stage 1 Can You Count?

Place Name No. Class Division Points Penalties Time Hit Factor Stage Pts Stage %
1 Max J. Michel Jr. 37 GM Open 100 0 6.01 16.6389 100.0000 100.00%
2 Adam Popplewell 45 GM Open 100 0 6.36 15.7233 94.4972 94.50%
3 Chris Patty 12 M Open 100 0 6.38 15.6740 94.2009 94.20%
4 Lesgar G. Murdock 315 A Open 98 0 6.42 15.2648 91.7416 91.74%
5 Lee Dimaculangan 84 GM Open 98 0 6.43 15.2411 91.5992 91.60%
6 Jeff Gambrell 5 M Open 97 0 6.81 14.2438 85.6054 85.61%
7 J.L Hardy 125 GM Open 95 0 6.71 14.1580 85.0898 85.09%
8 Dean Makkos 398 M Open 98 0 6.93 14.1414 84.9900 84.99%