Black Badge Question

We were told in our black badge (in alberta) that we had to compete in at least 1 qualifier a year to stay current. And we have to compete in one within the first year to actually get our black badge.
 
msroest said:
We were told in our black badge (in alberta) that we had to compete in at least 1 qualifier a year to stay current. And we have to compete in one within the first year to actually get our black badge.
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ontario is the same, its just one.. i just did it...need to mail that blue card in still though....oops lol
 
ez8 said:
ontario is the same, its just one.. i just did it...need to mail that blue card in still though....oops lol
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so you did your first qualifier? soooooo do you have to do 1 a year or technically could you now just keep paying your annual dues and never do another competition and still keep the black badge?
 
I took my BB years ago, and I have not participated for about 13 years. So I have to re-qualify, no big deal, things have changed.
I am looking forward to the course, refresh the skills and learn the new game. If you do not use the skills you loose them.
Participate, have fun, shoot often.
Maybe I should have taken my own advise, oh well such is life :)
 
In BC, once you have your Black Badge, you must shoot a level II match (or higher) per year to maintain certification. If you do not maintain certification, there are a variety of consequences (depending on length of inactivity) ranging from competing a Level I under the supervision of a Black Badge Instructor all the way to re-taking the Black Badge Course if you have been inactive for a period of 4 years.
 
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