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    Default IPSC Laziness

    Squad members sitting back while the rest of the squad work.

    This pisses me off, how do you Guys address this with the lazy bunch ??

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    Default Re: IPSC Laziness

    Let them patch their targets and reset the stage themselves when it's their turn to shoot.

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeaceOfficer View Post
    Let them patch their targets and reset the stage themselves when it's their turn to shoot.
    +1

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    Quote Originally Posted by PeaceOfficer View Post
    Let them patch their targets and reset the stage themselves when it's their turn to shoot.
    This ^^^

    Had the issue with a particular shooter who was stealing everyone's brass while they were patching and resetting. So the RO arranged for everybody to pick up brass and no patching / resetting when "mr. Nice Guy" got his turn. When he complained, he was told "It's your turn to patch". Everyone had a good laugh. Some people don't get any friendly hints...

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    The tyre house stage at the last nationals had the model we should adopt for all matches.

    Every shooter resets for the two shooters before them. So basically two people reset the entire stage. But each shooter only does it twice.

    Stops the lazy useless shit's who do nothing from being able to do nothing and ensures everyone else actually gets some down time.

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    AFAIK that's the standard in Norway

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigT View Post
    The tyre house stage at the last nationals had the model we should adopt for all matches.

    Every shooter resets for the two shooters before them. So basically two people reset the entire stage. But each shooter only does it twice.

    Stops the lazy useless shit's who do nothing from being able to do nothing and ensures everyone else actually gets some down time.
    Agreed, that works - also allows the RO to "clear" the tyre-house quickly, as he knows that he is only looking at getting the two resetters/patchers and one shooter off the stage. Tyre-houses can be risky with their "blind" corners.

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    Default Re: IPSC Laziness

    At nationals we had a senior RO in our squad and she was the laziest of the bunch. Stood with her large body at the back of the stage looking at everyone else working. It became so bad that I unfortunately had to drop some nasty words around the person she brought with and all of the sudden a while later she started helping.


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    Default Re: IPSC Laziness

    Reading the complaints here....

    So in the interests of not ending up being THAT guy, and I'm keen to have a go at IPSC/IDPA. What is considered good etiquette?

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    Default Re: IPSC Laziness

    Patch/pick up brass for at least half the detail
    When on second standby, you get in the zone
    After shooting, clean your mags, load them and hydrate
    Then get off your ass and help out

    Repeat

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