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Trying to get a feel here for what it is that motivates you to shoot the CAS circuit.
Are you a serious competitor out to win or just there for the fun and could care less if you win?
Back in the '60s, '70s and even part of the '80s I was pretty serious about competition. Shot NRA handgun and rifle silhouette matches, skeet, trap and sporting clays at various times. I was there to WIN! and win I did a bunch. But I burned out. It ceased to be fun. Winning takes a LOT of hard work. These days I shoot for fun only and have absolutely no interest in ever again becoming a serious competitor out to win.
If I went to CAS matches how many folks like myself would I likely find as compare to those there with aspirations of winning?
GB
Are you a serious competitor out to win or just there for the fun and could care less if you win?
Back in the '60s, '70s and even part of the '80s I was pretty serious about competition. Shot NRA handgun and rifle silhouette matches, skeet, trap and sporting clays at various times. I was there to WIN! and win I did a bunch. But I burned out. It ceased to be fun. Winning takes a LOT of hard work. These days I shoot for fun only and have absolutely no interest in ever again becoming a serious competitor out to win.
If I went to CAS matches how many folks like myself would I likely find as compare to those there with aspirations of winning?
GB