Okay thanks, the Eley app is scoring the best shot and not deducting any points.No. Your 7 just became a 6.
Let’s say you had 3 hits within a box. A 7, 5 and 10x. Your score for that box is the lowest impact score 5 - 1 =4
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Okay thanks, the Eley app is scoring the best shot and not deducting any points.No. Your 7 just became a 6.
Let’s say you had 3 hits within a box. A 7, 5 and 10x. Your score for that box is the lowest impact score 5 - 1 =4
That makes no sense that the shooter is not penalized for multiple shots within a single target?Okay thanks, the Eley app is scoring the best shot and not deducting any points.
Hopefully that explains my questioning. From my perspective I didn’t know if it was something subject to interpretation (maybe making of your own rules type of scenario as long as all participants agreed).That makes no sense that the shooter is not penalized for multiple shots within a single target?
The rules vary by the governing body or host. None of the 100yd airgun benchrest competitions penalize you. They give you the highest score and nothing for the missed target. The .22 BR are all different. ELEY has chosen to give you a score for one of the hits and a 0 for the missed target. It highlights that the target may need Human intervention.Hopefully that explains my questioning. From my perspective I didn’t know if it was something subject to interpretation (maybe making of your own rules type of scenario as long as all participants agreed).
So that was a situation with one of the targets I didn’t actually miss one. It was a flyer from a sighter above the already completed target so I continued to complete the entire set of 25.The rules vary by the governing body or host. None of the 100yd airgun benchrest competitions penalize you. They give you the highest score and nothing for the missed target. The .22 BR are all different. ELEY has chosen to give you a score for one of the hits and a 0 for the missed target. It highlights that the target may need Human intervention.
I’m not sure. Is your target uploaded into one of the practice events?So that was a situation with one of the targets I didn’t actually miss one. It was a flyer from a sighter above the already completed target so I continued to complete the entire set of 25.
I had assumed there would be some sort of penalty regardless, but instead it gave me the highest available score.
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So if we are?? following N50 rules, I should’ve manually changed the score to the lowest score & -1 point? or should I skip a target intentionally to give myself a zero? as the app will not allow you to change a low certainty score to a zero as I have found out.
Yes, the second event. Score 212 target 2 specifically.I’m not sure. Is your target uploaded into one of the practice events?
Bill, At the recent 100BR at PAC they subtracted 10 points for every hole that exceeded the 25 scoring bulls.. None of the 100yd airgun benchrest competitions penalize you. They give you the highest score and nothing for the missed target.
Yes, I understand that, I was referring to hitting an adjacent target box, while missing the aimed at target box ( still maintaining a 25 shot total). But, from what I can see WRAF etc., just score the lower hit and add the -1 penalty for extra shots.Bill, At the recent 100BR at PAC they subtracted 10 points for every hole that exceeded the 25 scoring bulls.
100 Yard Benchrest - Pyramyd Cup
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- Any shots over 25 in the target area will be a -10 penalty per additional shot on the total score.
Hello Joe, At the Pyramyd Air cup and RMAC they score the best of the two. I have seen it both ways.Generally on double shots on one Bull it is scored the lower of the Two shots!
That’s interesting. I shot a target specifically for making some tutorials. I used a black marker to write my hand score on each box. I did this prior to scoring with the app.. That was a mistake. One box had a single strike that was being scored wrong. I figure out that it was being confused by the black marker. It was seeing two black areas and picking a score on between them. I figured that out by whiting out the marker. It looks like that is what it’s doing here.Hello Joe, At the Pyramyd Air cup and RMAC they score the best of the two. I have seen it both ways.
I don't think it matters as you will loose 10 points if you shoot 26 holes in target or you leave a target un-shot and get a zero.
I just read all the post I missed and see that this has been discussed already. I have attached my double shot score. It scored it as a 10!
Good discussion, I’m not sure we need tie-breakers, I plan on leaving everyone in the dust. I guess we might need them for second place LOL. And theOne more rule to talk about, Tie-break.
How about
"Total X-count first, then count of 10s, 9s, 8s, etc. in descending order until a winner is determined"
I’ll be happy just to place, you know last place is still a place8
Good discussion, I’m not sure we need tie-breakers, I plan on leaving everyone in the dust. I guess we might need them for second place LOL. And thetalking begins. Just kidding
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It’s just a practice, shoot it anyway you like. That’s something that we need to agree on. I’d prefer to do a single match with a very short duration, to get a taste for it running as an actual competition. Then run a series. I think the cadence should be quick enough to keep everyone interested, but spread enough to allow everyone to compete. It’s a tough question, I could submit a card every week because I can step outside onto a covered patio and shoot out to 100 plus yds. But, I imagine that I’m in the minority there. I’ll do a poll.One more question on the rules.
What is the timing or cadence on this six card practice run? Is it one card per week? Can I shoot ahead if I am out of town? I see the deadline set for the match is Dec 20th.
What should we do for the next one? How about six cards, two - three cards per week, and we run four week.
Sounds good, I agree keep it short , I could see four cards in 7-10 days. That should take only two hours total in time, and we spread it over one to two weeks. A poll is a good idea.It’s just a practice, shoot it anyway you like. That’s something that we need to agree on. I’d prefer to do a single match with a very short duration, to get a taste for it running as an actual competition. Then run a series. I think the cadence should be quick enough to keep everyone interested, but spread enough to allow everyone to compete. It’s a tough question, I could submit a card every week because I can step outside onto a covered patio and shoot out to 100 plus yds. But, I imagine that I’m in the minority there. I’ll do a poll.
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