Classification changes

Recently received new classification upward. My "Competitor Activity" scores don't seem to validate the change. Who in NRA do I email to ask for review??

You can email the competitions division at pistol@nrahq.org and ask them to review your scores.  Doubtful if they will reclassify you, if you just got a bump up.  It would mean your last 360 cumulative shots put you in a higher class. See 19.17 (c) in the current rule book.

cdrt:

Thanks for the info. But, I rechecked my numbers and discovered I had 360 shots in 2 consecutive matches (one 1880 and one 2700) which bumped me up appropriately by a huge 14 points!

Something to note:
The NRA adds the scores as they are received, not necessarily in the order they were shot.  The reason they do this is because some scores don't get sent in to them in a timely manner.  As an example League scores are usually sent in to the NRA at the end of the season, not after every match.
- Dave

Good info also. In my case, range/stat officers of my usual shooting sites submit scores expeditiously. Very conscientious folks.

Olde Pilot wrote:Good info also. In my case, range/stat officers of my usual shooting sites submit scores expeditiously. Very conscientious folks.

your score is complied of the last 360 + shots but if you shoot two 2700s that is what they would use. They won't separate the out 90s shots from one 2700 to add to the other for a total of 360 shots. Your new classification would be based off the 540.

I currently hold indoor and outdoor expert cards. I have shot 17 matches in the past year. All 3 gun, all 2700s. My 22 scores are all in the expert range. A couple of my aggregates dipped below due to technical issues with my 45 however none in the past 3 or 4 months.

Today I received an indoor 22 only sharpshooter card.

I'm baffled. I don't shoot 22 only and my 22 scores are consistently expert. Why did I get this?

mspingeld wrote:I currently hold indoor and outdoor expert cards. I have shot 17 matches in the past year. All 3 gun, all 2700s. My 22 scores are all in the expert range. A couple of my aggregates dipped below due to technical issues with my 45 however none in the past 3 or 4 months.

Today I received an indoor 22 only sharpshooter card.

I'm baffled. I don't shoot 22 only and my 22 scores are consistently expert. Why did I get this?

Sectionals? League?

I was baffled at getting a .22 only classification too until I looked at http://compete.nra.org/competitor-activity.aspx and how my matches were reported.

Edit: Also, just because you just received the card, doesn't mean that you earned it recently.

Here’s my 6 most recently reported matches. The 23 only sharpshooter card makes no sense to me.