New Classification Averages are out
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Personally I think they (CPSA) are correct. The dropped score effectively didn't count so you have only shot 80 targets. Minimum 100 targets required to up a class or even two in your case. By my reckoning you should be in AA with an 87.5 average. If you don't shoot it again this period you will deffo be in AA next period.
I'd keep stum and rake in the class winnings for the next 6 months
DT
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Mark Robinson
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I just put in a good score last weekend so will definitely be AA next time, I probably won't shoot it again until next year anyway.
Richard59
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Banging in many more scores like today's of 86 and you'll be off for the bright lights the upper classes soon enough,
? the stupid thing is a day or two after cut off my average went up to just over 71%.Banging in many more scores like today's of 86 and you'll be off for the bright lights the upper classes soon enough,
CPSA have excelled themselves not pulled a trigger in anger in an "proper" competition nor been a member of the CPSA for over a year was still down as B class until last week when they obviously thought I know what we'll put him in A class.
joined this morning without realising my promotion... turned up paid my money then got delivered the surprise!!
joined this morning without realising my promotion... turned up paid my money then got delivered the surprise!!
Can't look as you don't reveal your full CPSA number. If you have not shot a registered comp in the last period then you cannot change class as a minimum 100 targets must be recorded to change class.
Best give them a call.
DT
I couldn't be bothered to search.. I knew it would be Horne though thats why I don't shoot there anymore!! are periods 1/4 ly or 1/2 yearly?
Not sure I understand? You say you haven't shot a registered target for the last 4 periods but I see 2 qualifying shoots at Horne in period 50 and 9 shoots (at three separate grounds) in period 49. How is that not shooting a registered target in the last 4 periods?
cut off periods are twice yearly as Sian says but the cuts are end of May and end of October. There is a lag of one month while they wait for all the scores to come in and calculate the new cut-off averages.
DT
cut off periods are twice yearly as Sian says but the cuts are end of May and end of October. There is a lag of one month while they wait for all the scores to come in and calculate the new cut-off averages.
DT
Agreed! Also they need to look at grounds like Horne which in fairness produce above average scores and regulate that
my scores which have bumped me on them 2 dates would =
6th in C, 13th in B, 22nd in A.
and
4th in C, 11th in B, 17th in A.
the day I have to make a living from it I'll give it up but it would be nice to be competitive which it seems has just been ruined!
Interesting point about grounds submitting above average scores. Not sure there are enough of them to affect the national averages though? I guess its just bad luck on those that shoot exclusively or predominently at those grounds. You need to get about a bit more
DT
The answer is to pick your registered shoots carefully so places where higher than your true average scores are likely should perhaps be shot on normal Open days. Personally I don't think it makes great odds unless you pick such shoots for the vast majority of your reg events, many's a time I've seen cack scores on peoples cards there.
P1Fanatic
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Just got back from hols and checked mine. Missed the cut off for B by 0.4 so back into C with the rest of the sand baggers.
