To all who are attending this class, is there anything you are doing prior to the class to get you prepared?

Perusing the rule book... when I have time.

Perusing the rule book... when I have time.

 

Where does one get said rule book?

Where does one get said rule book?

 

Here ya go,http://www.USPSA.org/rules/2010HandgunRulesProof3web.pdf

They mailed me one when I joined USPSA last year.

Here ya go,http://www.USPSA.org/rules/2010HandgunRulesProof3web.pdf

 

 

Cool, Thanks Bro!

if you take the RO class, are there any other requirements needed to achieve or maintain your RO status?

if you take the RO class, are there any other requirements needed to achieve or maintain your RO status?

 

You have to pass the test to become an RO.

Then you have to take the refresher test each year to maintain you RO-ness.

Is this closed yet? Can I get in?

Send Jim Norman an e-mail, here's his address, [email protected]

Im going to try my best to shoot the classifier on friday, because if there is ever going to be a time where they play it by the book, its going to be there.

Read the rulebook, read the rulebook, read the rulebook. =)

 

watch some videos. go to matches. have fun.

 

If you want a good tip.

 

Print out the latest rulebook, and throw it in a 3 ring binder.

Have the rule book, just have to toss it in my bag.

 

Will print a copy and for a binder, good idea Maks, Thanks.

 

I also have the PDF saved on my iPhone, but need my glasses or someone who can see small print to read it to me.. :icon_mrgreen:

how much do you think Morgan Freeman or Samuel L Jackson would charge for an audio cover of the rule book?

Read the rulebook, read the rulebook, read the rulebook. =)

 

watch some videos. go to matches. have fun.

 

If you want a good tip.

 

Print out the latest rulebook, and throw it in a 3 ring binder.

I'll sort of disagree with Maks. Bring a printed rulebook, a pen, and a highlighter. As you go through the rulebook in class, jot notes in the margins, and highlight important concepts -- try to avoid highlighting the whole thing....

 

Then after the class, throw that copy in your range bag. The highlighted portions and the notes will refresh your memory.....

 

Thank you for volunteering to give back to the sport.

I'll sort of disagree with Maks. Bring a printed rulebook, a pen, and a highlighter. As you go through the rulebook in class, jot notes in the margins, and highlight important concepts -- try to avoid highlighting the whole thing....

 

Then after the class, throw that copy in your range bag. The highlighted portions and the notes will refresh your memory.....

 

Thank you for volunteering to give back to the sport.

 

Fixed that for ya, Maks does say print out the rule book.

 

I do like your idea of using the printed one as a study, reference guide..

Fixed that for ya, Maks does say print out the rule book.

 

I do like your idea of using the printed one as a study, reference guide..

I know Maks said to print it out. I'm saying, don't bother. You want a printed (read sourced from USPSA) copy of the blue book. Why? Because that one's easier to tote to matches....

 

Just a suggestion -- from a guy who sat through a refresher in the last couple of years.....

Nik... it is my old eyes. =P hehe.

 

I ended up doing both. I know some people did not receive an actual rule book from USPSA, which seems to be hit or miss lately from USPSA. (I never got one when I signed up a year ago), so printed one out. I did end up getting one at one of the matches, so carry a small one in my bag.

 

Although my bag is pretty big too.

 

I personally hate writing in the margins of books. It destroys them. =) So that is why I will have an extra copy of a book to write in, or will just reprint one.

why did it have to be held so early in the morning?! WAH!!

why did it have to be held so early in the morning?! WAH!!

 

Hurry up man they are calling your name.

I work saturdays or I would have attended .maybe during the summer when I'm on vacation. There will bee another one.good luck to all who attend back to the rock pile for now