A bit of a departure from our usual format...this week we are discussing what NROI is, and what we do, at a level that maybe you haven't seen or heard before.  Come along for a trip back stage.

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We return to the mailbag for episode two of season four with additional information about when you might see the updated rules, Nationals staffing, and more.

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For our kickoff episode for Season Four, we invited Kyle Stephens and Tim Herron on to talk about stage design and how to make stages that test skills instead of just being hosefests.  Enjoy the in depth discussion and stay tuned for more coming your way on this subject.

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For the final episode of Season 3 we discuss digital evidence (e.g., video) again, go over the basics of Extra Shots and Extra Hits in Virginia Count and Fixed Time courses of fire, go through an interesting example of "exceptional circumstances" from a DQ, and much more.  We will be back with Season 4 likely in January.

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We have some new Range Masters to celebrate, we discuss reshoots for picking up the shooter's mags while they are still running the stage, including youth in our sports, and much more!

Special note: Due to vacation and Open/PCC Nationals, the next episode will be published October 28.

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Troy reports about the just completed Handgun Nationals, barrel hits, stopping for untaped targets, warping walls, magwells in SCSA, and much more!

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In this episode we tackle approved holsters, approved footwear, use of IPSC Hand Signals for scoring and much, much more!

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This time on the NROI Podcast: A report from Troy regarding the Area 2 Steel Challenge Championship, an update for Open/PCC Nationals Staff, Questions from non-USPSA/SCSA matches, NROI Discipline for non-certified ROs, Revolver practices and much more!

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In this episode; Troy gives us a report from the Canadian IPSC Handgun Nationals, we discuss the necessity for painting plates in SCSA at all levels, how to measure magazines that do not fit into the mag gauge, can you do random chronograph of competitors, can you shoot a port open? and much more.

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