This amazes me do you people think this is something new? I have news for you it not and just as an example take a look at this.
Check out the Date and then look at the B, C class scores compared to the A, AA scores and that is 65 years ago before I was born. Personally I think if everyone spent as much time working on their scores as they do trying to find something wrong with other scores. Then just maybe their scores would look as good as those that they find problems with.
In 1945 he was an industry shooter. Qualifications for industry is as follows
This is from the 1996 ATA rulebook also interesting to note that there also no AAA class in the 96 rulebook. There is however AAA class in the 2001 rulebook as for the years in between I have a gap. That means I have no rulebooks for those five years.
Industry shooters were considered the Pro class. even if they weren't technically pros. BTW there is more to that rule but I believe everyone should get the idea from what is posted.
Check out the Date and then look at the B, C class scores compared to the A, AA scores and that is 65 years ago before I was born.
It seems to me that the words scores would kind of negate the confusion about the pro score I simple said that what you said was not the case at the time.
Tell me do you think I made it up or are you just being obtuse to see if you can pi** me off?
stokinpls I am 62!!!! Was it before I was born or not? No I don't do you? I have never figured out how to shoot and take pictures at the same time!!!!!!
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