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Marksmanship (10% of total score)
In the preliminaries each of the 50 contestants chosen will show their expertise in the use of firearms (pistol and rifle). The contestants will be judged on accuracy, use and safety as well as any additional expertise the contestant my possess. (This portion of the competition will be taped and edited for the live telecast)

Knowledge of the Constitution, Bill of Rights and Declaration of Independence (25% of total score)
Each contestant will be asked 3 specific questions that will demonstrate the contestants knowledge of these fundamental American documents.

UpTheIrons wrote: Sounds interesting to me, anyway. I'm always up for pretty ladies exhibiting proper firearm handling and marksmanship - after all, my wife is my favorite range partner!

Hoi Polloi wrote:Ironically, on the page about requiring safety in handgun usage, they picture a woman with a pistol at high ready with her finger on the trigger and on the page where they say they have certain minimum modesty standards and require a full piece swimsuit, they placed an illustrative photo of a woman in a provocative pose.

terryg wrote:

Hoi Polloi wrote:Ironically, on the page about requiring safety in handgun usage, they picture a woman with a pistol at high ready with her finger on the trigger and on the page where they say they have certain minimum modesty standards and require a full piece swimsuit, they placed an illustrative photo of a woman in a provocative pose.

Your right! How funny. But of course, the 'girl' with her finger on the trigger is no girl at all. It is a terminator robot from the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I guess as a flesh covered robot from the future, she is allowed to break the rules. One, because she has precision control over her phalanges and will therefore never have an AD or ND, and two because she is friggin' terminator robot and so nobody is going to be brave enough to tell her she is 'doin' it wrong'.

Purplehood wrote:

terryg wrote:

Hoi Polloi wrote:Ironically, on the page about requiring safety in handgun usage, they picture a woman with a pistol at high ready with her finger on the trigger and on the page where they say they have certain minimum modesty standards and require a full piece swimsuit, they placed an illustrative photo of a woman in a provocative pose.

Your right! How funny. But of course, the 'girl' with her finger on the trigger is no girl at all. It is a terminator robot from the Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles. I guess as a flesh covered robot from the future, she is allowed to break the rules. One, because she has precision control over her phalanges and will therefore never have an AD or ND, and two because she is friggin' terminator robot and so nobody is going to be brave enough to tell her she is 'doin' it wrong'.

I am still looking for the provocative pose. I wanna see it.

jimlongley wrote:

Purplehood wrote:I am still looking for the provocative pose. I wanna see it.

Me too, I guess provocative is in the eye of the beholder, all I saw was a pretty girl on the bow of a sailboat.

MISS LIBERTY AMERICASM regulates certain minimum standards of modesty and will require a full piece swimsuit.

Purplehood wrote:Ohhhhh! I clicked through all the links and saw the US Flag bathing suit on the Judging page. My initial impression of the "pose" was "hey that looks pretty crude".
Not crude as in provocative, crude as in the photographer doesn't know how to pose his subjects. The woman looked ungainly/sprawled to me.

In my little mind "provocative" is something I want to see. Hustler poses I do not. Perhaps Hoi Polloi was just using the term to be nice.