US F-class National Championships in Sacramento

I was curious though how the classifications were determined - did most of the Canadians have enough shots fired in previous US matches to get a good classification?

Were there any shooters there from a country other than Canada or USA?
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Classifications are determined by shooting a minimum number of rounds in sanctioned matches. I believe the number is 120. To move to a higher classification, I think 240 rounds have to be fired.

There were some shooters from Ireland, not sure about England.
 
My apologies if my stmt was misunderstood. it was an attempt to humor pointing out while some are familiar with Terry's shooting ability it was funny (to me) to see him in the sharpshooter class.

From what i know of Terry his is a stand up guy and would never purposely drop levels to gain an advantage...

Trevor
 
I saw Fripp, Skjerdal and Spenst in the photos, and i saw both of Dreger's guns.... Who had the fancy maple leaf paint job? Who was the other shooter usind a (red) Rempel stock?
 
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I saw Fripp, Skjerdal and Spenst in the photos, and i saw both of Dreger's guns.... Who had the fancy maple leaf paint job? Who was the other shooter usind a (red) Rempel stock?
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Bruce C. has the maple leaf stock on his rifle and the other Rempel stock belongs to Eric B. from Alberta
 
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