On Saturday, both head boxes on the swingers on stage 1 were available to shoot. On Sunday, they were not. It was actually a lot faster to shoot the stage by activating the swingers first, so I'm not sure how much damage was done, but that did affect the way my squad ran the stage. I shot the head boxes Saturday for a 6.5ish HF and shot the swingers post-activation on Sunday for a 8ish HF.ltrain7281 said:Hello Everyone, Debbie is trying to combine the scores as this is supposed to be a single match that you can shoot two different divisions in. Hopefully she will be able to get all the scores combined this way we can where all stack up.
I would also like to comment on Prov1x's post. I know on stage 1 someone moved the left barrel that was hiding the swinger. Our squad started on that stage both days and Saturday when we shot it the head box was not available from the start position, but Sunday when we got to the stage you could clearly see the head box from the start position. We moved the barrel back to where it was supposed to be and Debbie wrote in the correction to stage description "that swingers must be activated before engaging". When we set everything up on Thursday you could not see the head box of the target but apparently we forgot to nail down the left barrel and someone took advantage of it. Please except my apologies for OFGC crew for this mistake. It really pisses me off that someone will try to cheat that way, I'm all for gaming the hell out of a stage, but that's just plain cheating. Sorry for the rant, if anyone saw anything else that was changed from Saturday to Sunday please let me know I can't fix it now but it will help us better prepare for future matches? Next year we will try to mark everything with orange paint to try and keep this from happening again.
On a side note, I have a question that I would like to throw out there for you guys and like to get your opinions on. Last year we shot 6 field courses and 1 classifier, this year we shot 7 long field courses. If we keep this as the same format in the future, meaning a one day match that you can shoot both days but in different divisions, how many stages and rounds would you guys like to shoot in a single day? I was kinda thinking 8 stages with 25 plus round count and maybe a classifier or a short course or something along those lines for a total of 9 stages. What's everyone's thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks,
Loren P.
Thanks for comment Mitch. That is kinda what I figured about the head boxes and how much it would affect someone's hit factor. Shooting at the head from a further distance rather than activating the swinger and cutting the distance in half didn't really sound like a big advantage to me since you had to finish at the port anyways. When we set these up on Thursday you couldn't see the heads but somewhere along the way barrels got moved. Next year I will try to remember to mark everything with paint before the match.Mitch Gibson said:On Saturday, both head boxes on the swingers on stage 1 were available to shoot. On Sunday, they were not. It was actually a lot faster to shoot the stage by activating the swingers first, so I'm not sure how much damage was done, but that did affect the way my squad ran the stage. I shot the head boxes Saturday for a 6.5ish HF and shot the swingers post-activation on Sunday for a 8ish HF.
More stages would be great. 9 stages. Maybe 10.
I was really glad I got to come to this match. The stages were major match quality and everything ran smooth despite the weather (from my point of view), If your going to add stages, add another short course and a classifier. People like to get a classifier out of a match.ltrain7281 said:Hello Everyone, Debbie is trying to combine the scores as this is supposed to be a single match that you can shoot two different divisions in. Hopefully she will be able to get all the scores combined this way we can where all stack up.
I would also like to comment on Prov1x's post. I know on stage 1 someone moved the left barrel that was hiding the swinger. Our squad started on that stage both days and Saturday when we shot it the head box was not available from the start position, but Sunday when we got to the stage you could clearly see the head box from the start position. We moved the barrel back to where it was supposed to be and Debbie wrote in the correction to stage description "that swingers must be activated before engaging". When we set everything up on Thursday you could not see the head box of the target but apparently we forgot to nail down the left barrel and someone took advantage of it. Please except my apologies for OFGC crew for this mistake. It really pisses me off that someone will try to cheat that way, I'm all for gaming the hell out of a stage, but that's just plain cheating. Sorry for the rant, if anyone saw anything else that was changed from Saturday to Sunday please let me know I can't fix it now but it will help us better prepare for future matches? Next year we will try to mark everything with orange paint to try and keep this from happening again.
On a side note, I have a question that I would like to throw out there for you guys and like to get your opinions on. Last year we shot 6 field courses and 1 classifier, this year we shot 7 long field courses. If we keep this as the same format in the future, meaning a one day match that you can shoot both days but in different divisions, how many stages and rounds would you guys like to shoot in a single day? I was kinda thinking 8 stages with 25 plus round count and maybe a classifier or a short course or something along those lines for a total of 9 stages. What's everyone's thoughts or suggestions?
Thanks,
Loren P.
Feegee, I just sent Bruce and Debby an email. I will try to find out when we will know the final results and let everyone know asap.Feegee Matlock said:Loved the match and it was ran well! Thank you guys for everything. When will we find out about trophies?
That was an inside jokeltrain7281 said:PS.
Jason if you sent me the PM I haven't receive anything. If it wasn't for me please disregard this note.