August's match is a special classifier. 4-6 of them, we haven't picked them yet. 

 

sign up is here http://cjuspsa.coffeecup.com/forms/CJ_08112013_Form/

CM 99-62 bang and clang !

 

Match fee ?

 

Can we register for two guns?

I am interested in this match but do not understand the acronyms used in the sign up sheet.  Are there some directions posted on another site or perhaps a link?

Also, can we bring two guns of the same caliber?  Say two 9MM handgun?

 

Thanks,

Tom

Which acronyms confuse you?

 

You can not shoot the same division twice.

 

You can shoot different divisions for classification purposes, depending on how many people sign up and show up. In the unlikely event that we have a lot of people (it is a busy match weekend around the region) we reserve the right to say no second devisions

 

Match fee will be the regular fee + $10.

 

You need to be a USPSA member for this (or sign up at match). This isn't my requirement, it is USPSA's although I'll double check on that

I'm in! 

Damn damn damn in out would have been nice to get a production classification

Which acronyms confuse you?

 

You can not shoot the same division twice.

 

You can shoot different divisions for classification purposes, depending on how many people sign up and show up. In the unlikely event that we have a lot of people (it is a busy match weekend around the region) we reserve the right to say no second devisions

 

Match fee will be the regular fee + $10.

 

You need to be a USPSA member for this (or sign up at match). This isn't my requirement, it is USPSA's although I'll double check on that

Vlad,

 

Thanks for your reply.  I did not know USPSA membership was a requirement so the point is moot.  To answer your question, the Division and Classification drop down boxes present a number of unfamiliar acronyms that need to be filled in and there is no definition anywhere on the form. 

 

Example:

 

OPEN

M

A

B

C

D

U

 

 

If I was a USPSA member, I am sure they would be familiar.   

 

 

Thanks,

Tom

 

 

 

http://cjuspsa.coffe..._08112013_Form/

Just so it is clear, normal matches don't require uspsa membership.

 

 

At the top of the forum there is a pinned thread named "New to USPSA" and it includes a bunch of videos that explain a lot about USPSA, but the short answer is the OPEN is a division based on equipment where anything goes and those letters are classifications, like grades if will, used to compare your standing nationally.

 

The match fee would $35 if you were not a member (usual $25 +$10 fee for the special match) but you can join at the match for $40 yearly membership and shoot the match for free so for $5 more you get to be classified and join USPSA

Too bad I'll be away that weekend.  I really want to check out a match at CJ as I've seen the videos.

 

Timer Skillz should be mandatory category for all match registration forms.  I love the part "...and lazy".

IN

  I did not know USPSA membership was a requirement so the point is moot.  

 

http://cjuspsa.coffe..._08112013_Form/

 

Tom,

 

As stated you can join right at the match on Sunday.  That's what I did last month and Vlad was very helpful.  

 

 

I will hopefully be there.  For sure if it is cloudy or raining, if it's nice out I promised the gf a beach day and am going to have to try and get out of it lol.  

Tom,

 

As stated you can join right at the match on Sunday.  That's what I did last month and Vlad was very helpful.  

 

 

I will hopefully be there.  For sure if it is cloudy or raining, if it's nice out I promised the gf a beach day and am going to have to try and get out of it lol.  

Blake,

 

Thanks for the benefit of your feedback, sounds like you enjoyed the event!   I will get in touch with you early in the week to discuss.

 

Vlad,

 

Thanks again for your guidance!

 

Tom 

Vlad

Will the stages be posted on the site prior to the match?

Thanks

Jan

 

 

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Hmm , I'll ask Matt. I know he told me what he picked but I confess I was not really listening. 

IN.

In.  When I registered, it put me in squad 1.  Is there any flexibility in squading up with other njgf'ers?

In.  When I registered, it put me in squad 1.  Is there any flexibility in squading up with other njgf'ers?

 

 

I think for the registration everyone is in squad 1, then the squads are put together on match day. 

In.  When I registered, it put me in squad 1.  Is there any flexibility in squading up with other njgf'ers?

 

Everyone is put in squad 1 because the software defaults to squad 0, and if you are in squad 0 I have to go change it for EVERY SINGLE PERSON by hand so I can export anything. Needless to say this SUUUUUUCKS. 

 

It has nothing top do with who is on what squad at the match. 

in, btw when does being 50 make you a senior.

CM 99-62 bang and clang !

 

Match fee ?

 

Can we register for two guns?

 

Thought you were going to be at A8?

Thought you were going to be at A8?

 

 

Area 8 on friday, Knockdown Steel @ OB Saturday, USPSA Classifier @ CJRPC sunday.

 

Busy busy weekend.

Area 8 on friday, Knockdown Steel @ OB Saturday, USPSA Classifier @ CJRPC sunday.

 

Busy busy weekend.

 

You sir are a legend

You sir are a legend

I know

Any updates on the stages for Sunday?

If you practice the fundamentals of competitive shooting it doesn't matter what the stages are.

If you practice the fundamentals of competitive shooting it doesn't matter what the stages are.

 

Did you respond trying to help because you thought I didn't know that or were you just being an @ss?  

 

I suppose you never walk through the stages before you shoot them because you 'practice the fundamentals', right?

Did you respond trying to help because you thought I didn't know that or were you just being an @ss?

 

I suppose you never walk through the stages before you shoot them because you 'practice the fundamentals', right?

Are you kidding? Walk thru a classifier? Really? There is no reason to walk thru a classifier. There are no hidden targets, no 180 traps, everything is pretty damn straight forward. The time you spend studying a classifier would be better served practicing. Unless of course you want to know which ones they are so you can practice them over and over. In that case you might get better at them but have you really improved as a shooter? No, you havent.

I know

Who said anything about walking through a classifier?  It was a general response to your comment below.

 

If you practice the fundamentals of competitive shooting it doesn't matter what the stages are.

 

 

I asked a simple and harmless question and your response was not helpful.  There was no need to behave like a troll.