Here is how you can use the Palm scoring software (StageScore) to randomize your shoot order each stage.
After locking the stage you are about to shoot, choose Enter Scores from the main menu. You will see the list of shooters in the squad you are scoring:
Now, Click on the arrow next to the word “Sort” and you will get a menu:
Choose “Random” and it lists the shooters in a random order:
Random is random – the same shooter could shoot first again. If you don’t like the order you get, pull it down, choose “Name”, and then choose Random again. Repeat until you like the order.
This nifty site: http://www.classifiercalc.com/
will tell you where your score on a classifier ranks you.
Here are results for today’s match classifier (CM 03-05)
Shooter HF % Rank
John Allen 8.1531 82.18 A
Jeff Bailey 7.1429 72.00 B
Ken Nelson 6.8245 68.79 B
Adam Mann 6.7449 67.98 B
Jim Meade 6.7308 67.84 B
Charlie Wotykins 6.3719 64.22 B
Micah Evans 5.7937 58.40 C
Brian Nelson 5.3039 53.46 C
Bob Anderson 5.2004 52.42 C
Steve Thomas 5.1173 51.58 C
Daniel Evans 4.7856 48.23 C
Steve Brown 4.6139 46.50 C
Dan Farwell 4.1806 42.14 C
Colby Seegmiller 4.0496 40.82 C
John Abbott 2.1622 21.79 D
Daniel Aleman 1.7781 25.60 D (revolver)
Melodie Farwell 1.5763 15.88 D
Columns:
HF = Hit factor shot on the stage
% = % your score is of the top submitted scores by all USPSA shooters
Rank:
GM = 95-100%
M = 85-94.9%
A = 75-84.9%
B = 60-74.9%
C = 40-59.9%
D = 39.9% or less
We enjoyed a great turnout and wonderful weather today. Many thanks to all who came, and especially those who helped setup and tear down.
Congratulations to Jeff Bailey who took Overall and Limited. Bob Anderson took Limited 10.
Welcome to new shooters Rob Richards and Micah Evans!
I will not be sending the classifier results in until later this week so as to give time for a few shooters to e-mail me their USPSA numbers.
Nov 21
Match Date: 11/21/2009
Combined divisions – These are NOT official results.
Place Name USPSA Class Division PF Age Points Stg %
1 Bailey, Jeff A44837 A Limited Major 563.8048 100.00%
2 Allen, John A43458 A Limited Major 532.8095 94.50%
3 Meade, Jim L2578 B Limited Major 426.2421 75.60%
4 Wotkyns, Charlie A63417 U Limited Major 383.3888 68.00%
5 Mann, Adam TY31131 B Limited Major 378.9308 67.21%
6 Nelson, Ken A64062 U Limited Major 376.8985 66.85%
7 Nelson, Brian A64106 U Limited Major Junior 330.6293 58.64%
8 Evans, Micah U Limited Major 307.2183 54.49%
9 Thomas, Steve U Limited Major 287.5276 51.00%
10 Anderson, Robert TY37367 C Limited 10 Major SSenior 243.5287 43.19%
11 Farwell, Dan U Limited Major 233.1777 41.36%
12 Evans, Daniel U Limited 10 Major 227.4378 40.34%
13 Brown, Steve TY54930 D Limited 10 Major SSenior 225.4038 39.80%
14 Seegmiller, Colby U Single Stack Major 168.9525 29.97%
15 Farwell, Melody U Limited Minor 139.0623 24.66%
16 Abbott, John A60240 U Limited Minor 118.6733 21.05%
17 Aleman, Daniel U Revolver Major 98.1038 17.40%
18 Richards, Rob A61640 U Limited 10 Major 22.3949 3.97%
Printed: 11/21/2009 4:03 PM
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Brian shooting stage 3 at the AMU Junior Shooter Clinic Match
Nov 2009
Picture by Dan Fitzgerald
The AMU camp ended yesterday. In a word… awesome!. Brian had 2 days of training from world champion action pistol and rifle shooters + a 6 stage match. And Rob Leatham straightened me out in a class for parents on Saturday (-:
Here is a summary, written just after it ended.
I will write up a report on the Rob Leatham class soon. He is fun and a great trainer. He spent all day on the trigger and multiple shots to a single target, with a brief but very useful explanation of how to build a grip. Guess that is important! By the end I was shooting significantly faster, as in a LOT faster. And I could put 19 of 20 into the Alpha at 25 yards. Whether that will hold without his magical presence, I do not know…
Brian and I wrote a guest post for The Firearm Blog about our visit to Atlanta Arms & Ammo.
Brian & Ken see how ammo is made!
As a side note… I used their .40 match ammo in a class with Rob Leatham yesterday and it shot perfectly! It made major but had less kick than traditional factory ammo and was reliable and accurate.
