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EXCEPTIONAL SERVICE I would like to take a moment to bring to your attention the professional and honorable service that the Ask Mr. Foster, Quincy Travel Center provided for this year's Nationals. I had a small problem with the rental car agreement at St. Louis Airport. I notified <strong>Jan</strong> Achelpohl, V.P., at the Travel Center. Within just a couple of weeks she agreed to reimburse for the difference. I was caught in the middle of two w e companies who disputed each other and the Travel Center came to my rescue. I have used this service for 3 years now and will continue to recommend them Thanks, Chuck Morningstar A-6969 GOOD JOB GEORGIA! Lots of "atta-boys"(and girls) are due to Randy Carlton and his temfic staff of ROs and stab people at SRPSA. The Georgia State match this year was probably the best I've seen anywhere! ThIw mault m m , two speed courses, and a challenging ( but not impractical) standards made for a fun, diverse day-and-a-half worth of shooting. The prize table was loaded with guns, cash and other goodies. First in every class received guns Page 2 than 360 words and may be edited for andcash,a~wdasstatechamp, Hi Lady, Hi Tactical and Hi Revolver. Trophies and prizes were awarded down 5 places in each daas. At least one South African shooter got into the A trophies ("Good show, wildebeast!") Many thanks from all of us Florida shooters! See you again next year. Jim Tice A-7739 NEW IDEA ON PRIZE DISTRIBUTION ARer reading various letters from other Front Sight readers I have come to the conclusion that many do not know what they are griping about when match awards are handed out. EwrymatchIhaveeverented always stated what the prize distribution was going to be. If you are not happy with the matches award format then there is no reason for you to enter the match. As Match Director and President of Geneva Practical Shooters I will lay out how we award people at our monthly matches. It could be expanded to National Level Matches. Olrrawadsystemisbasedupm the level of participation in the match. Generally a minimum of four eligible competitors in any given category are required before an award is made. Typically the top 25% of eligible competitors within the category will receive recognition. The one exception to this is the High Woman award which is based on high overall score (not class) and needs a minimum of 3 women to be awarded. The following entries for pistol are used at GPS monthly matches: Unlimited, Tactim, Revolver (stock only) and High Woman. The classes within each are M, A, B, C, D, and Open. Open class is used for new shooters only and they are classi6ed after their first three matches. An example of how this works is everyone who enters the match is competing for Match Winner. h r that they compete within their classification (M thru Open) in the category of entry culllimited, Stock, Revolver or Woman). The women also compete equally with the men within their class and category. So, for example, to award a 1st place A class award in the unlimited category I need to have a minimum of 4 entries that is 4 competitors entered or 25% in each category. Remember 7 entries will not get 2 awards, only when multiples of 4 occur (4, 8, 12, ect.) will you award a place finish. If I have less than 4 competitors in a class and category I will not give an award, as it is my feeling that there is not any true competition among three entries, but don't forget they are still eligible for the Match Wier Award. In the past five years of matches at our club this has proven to be the fairest possible award system for the majority. I hope the above information will be beneficial to others within our sport. Sam Knight A-4884 LADIES QUALIFIER This letter is in regporn to your questions abut the ladies quali6er (Conrinurd on po~e 401 Front Sight
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