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RT IS or IS NOT considered "automatic?"

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Posted by Timmy_Newbie on October 22, 2002 at 03:44:42:

Has anyone run into problems with their RT being considered "automatic?" The RT is in fact one pull, one shot. NPPL and CPSA all say that one shot = one pull and that's what the RT does!!! I have been arguing with refs and event planners because they feel that the RT is automatic? Can anyone clarify this for me? Any input will help.... There are guys out there who have so called sweetspots that are faster than full, why don't they get called on that???

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Re: RT IS or IS NOT considered "automatic?" Pat Mulligan
07:49:20 10/29/02 (0)
Re: RT IS or IS NOT considered "automatic?" LanceR 19:03:01 10/22/02 (3)
- Does that include.... Ben "Pump Scout" Kohnen 18:26:54 10/24/02 (2)
  - Re: Does that include.... LanceR 18:58:18 10/24/02 (1)
    - Re: Does that include.... Timmy_Newbie
      06:18:27 10/25/02 (0)

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: Has anyone run into problems with their RT being considered "automatic?" The RT is in fact one pull, one shot. NPPL and CPSA all say that one shot = one pull and that's what the RT does!!! I have been arguing with refs and event planners because they feel that the RT is automatic? Can anyone clarify this for me? Any input will help.... There are guys out there who have so called sweetspots that are faster than full, why don't they get called on that???

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