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- It is no longer possible to lose a classification by not participating or by dropping membership for a few months. - It now takes only four classification scores on file for a new shooter to be classified. This is in response to those new members who have had difficulty getting a card so they can shoot for class trophies. Reclassification procedures remain unchanged with the best 6 of the most recent 8 scores being averaged to achieve the classification. - New wording in the policy says, "Effective January 1, 1997, if a classification score for one category is more than one class below the s
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