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Ya the IKAC keep has been pretty slow the past couple years. The
online updates seem to have come about once a quarter. Obviously you
can keep your own records and know where you are personally as an
average but that doesn't help you if are trying to see where you are in
the scope of the greater competition.<br>
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But, it's a volunteer job and I am sure he is devoting what resources
he can to it.<br>
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-EA<br>
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Susan McMahill wrote:
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</style>It is somewhat disheartening that the scores aren't being
updated more often. We submitted scores a few weeks ago and have not
seen them on the results sheets. Sir Lasguaard actually submitted them
right after they were shot and then I resubmitted them when we did not
see them on the update. It would be nice to have had a few more updates
so that any omissions could be double-checked. Now I know that this is
a special 'thing' but one of the reasons we stopped shooting IKACs as
often in the Steppes was because the scores were not updated on a
regular basis or in a timely manner. It's extremely frustrating when
you are 'competing' and yet have no idea how your competition is doing.
Sure, you can work to improve your score, but we can do that with Royal
Rounds, too. We might shoot two or three of those at a practice
sometimes, for the most part, those scores get updated more often.<br>
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Lyneya<br>
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