So what’s the real story with Altus’s club series departing from the PRS next year?
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Way I heard it was, Altus wanted to do some stages in matches PRS didn't approve of.
So, they are getting divorced.
So, they are getting divorced.
It was addressed yesterday before the match.
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That just seems like the ’wink wink, nod nod’ cover story. I mean there’s no way that particular reason makes business sense for either of them.
We are talking about the PRS, "making sense" isn't in his vocabulary.
I guess its a nice way of saying Altus did not want to play by PRS rules.
I would believe Altus could sellout a match pretty well without any support from PRS.
Hi,
Quick Question.....
Why does it matter what any "reasonings" were?
Is the reasoning going to change anything in reality for anyone concerned with them?
Contrary to forum belief....not everything needs to be explained to everyone.
Sincerely,
Theis
Quick Question.....
Why does it matter what any "reasonings" were?
Is the reasoning going to change anything in reality for anyone concerned with them?
Contrary to forum belief....not everything needs to be explained to everyone.
Sincerely,
Theis
Because this is the internet, Theis. That’s how this machine operates. Even if it’s all bullshit. You know this!
They're not standing up some competing series to the PRS or anything. Their series is just at Altus, 4-5 one day matches a year. It's no different that what they've been doing for a while now other than not sitting under the PRS umbrella.
I know the guys at Altus decently well. They're pretty drama free about all of this, and just want to do their own thing. I plan on being at all of their 2-day matches next year as a shooter or RO, and as many 1-day matches as I can be, same as I have been doing for ~8 years now.
I think you'll see more places drop PRS as the drama train rides around. It's trying to mature, but it's still in the teenage phase.
We don't associate anything with PRS simply because nobody around here wants to be a paying PRS member. No demand, no reason to bring in the extra headache.
We don't associate anything with PRS simply because nobody around here wants to be a paying PRS member. No demand, no reason to bring in the extra headache.
Probably will after the first of the year. There's still one more club match left this year, plus the Kestrel 2-day match.
Personally I have no idea why. And really don’t care to know. As someone who shoots there and has no ties to the PRS series im glad they did. Im not in a points race or anything. And now they can do their own thing without prs oversight. And yes incorporate some pistol and other stuff
Maybe it was the fact that the prs think they own you and direct you if you’re in the series.
