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  1. That is inline with my point. But isn't it amazing (or insane) that in the last 20 years rule book does NOT cover it?! More interesting what happens with Glen Higdon there...
  2. Not quite. Before PractiScore you've been adding hand written note on the paper scoresheets. There was a trail, even if it wasn't entered into EzSteelScore software. For comparison, check how these DNFs are handled for USPSA and IPSC matches.
  3. No record of what actually happened and it doesn't mean it is the right thing to do either. And that is only an interpretation, unless it is stated in the rule book... And they do that only because that is what they have in PractiScore app. And the PractiScore app does not provide them anything else, because there isn't anything in the rule book...
  4. Technically that does not exactly provide a complete record of what happens at the stage and quite painful to do when you have to do that on multiple strings and multiple stages. But the point is that the rule book does not say how to handle dnfs or incomplete strings. And also does not address noscore issue when there are incomplete stages...
  5. So, seems like the DNF doesn't seem to be an issue or it's just no one cares about them as they care about false starts?
  6. BTW, that article is somewhat backward. It is discussing how the PractiScore app handles DNF for SC. Though the app simply does nothing for DNFs because SC rules don't specify anything about it. I've heard several verbal versions what it should be... Logically the stage DNF should just give competitor 30 seconds for each incomplete string, including strings on the stages competitor hasn't been present at all. The end result will be that all competitors will have some overall match times (even ridiculously high ones) even if they haven't completed all stages. The ICORE does that. Though instead of +30 sec per string they have a DNF time that is set for a given stage based on number of targets, etc. Without that, in a time-based match we have to give competitors no time for the match and no overall standing. Arguably, maybe even all incomplete strings (even if they aren't marked as DNFs) should be implicit DNF/+30 seconds.
  7. This should cover everything https://community.practiscore.com/t/bluetooth-timers-supported-in-the-practiscore-app-for-android/208
  8. This is a good starting point. https://community.practiscore.com/t/getting-started-with-practiscore-scoring-apps/3332 Also there is a support crew to answer your questions. Don't hesitate to post them there.
  9. The PractiScore has had the Hit Factor scoring for over 10 years at least. It is so happen that people started to pay attention to it.
  10. Generally I'd say may want to direct that question to the timer manufacturers. However there is this: https://community.practiscore.com/t/looking-for-an-update-on-when-the-new-timers-on-the-market-will-be-approved-to-allow-direct-input-of-info-through-bluetooth/9764 https://community.practiscore.com/t/support-for-new-bluetooth-enabled-timers/7221
  11. But yes and no. Both IPSC PCC and IPSC Mini Rifle rule books are derived from the IPSC Rifle rule book. And there is PCC rule For comparison - same rules for IPSC PCC (note the bold part I highlighted): 1.2.1.6 The recommended balance for an IPSC Pistol Caliber Carbine match with regards to target distance is: 90% of all targets to be less than 50 meters and 10% to be between 50 and 100 meters. However, this does not apply if the same courses of fire are being used for an IPSC Pistol Caliber Carbine match held in conjunction with that of another discipline (e.g. handgun). 1.2.1.7 The maximum target distance for IPSC Mini Targets used in IPSC Pistol Caliber Carbine matches is 50 meters. 1.2.1.8 Where the physical dimensions of a range preclude the siting of targets at distances greater than 50 meters, it is recommended that the IPSC Micro Target be used (see Appendix B5). So, the PCC match can be co-located not only with a Handgun match but also with an IPSC Mini Rifle match. Then the recommended balance would not apply on the shared courses of fire. And there is this. The same range where the Extreme Euro Open is being run...
  12. @ZackJones do you expect to see different PSTs for LO comparing to the current Open and current/adjusted CO PSTs? After all, Open, CO and LO are all sub-minor divisions (per 5.5.5).
  13. Let's see how these estimate hold to the final overalls tomorrow.
  14. I didn't say I blame any shooters. I just find it ironic for Max to still shoot any USPSA matches or even needing to defend his title. That is if he truly believes there is something wrong with USPSA as a sport.
  15. Did anyone predicted JJ dropping out from the match? Anyone know what happen there? On a side note. It is interesting to see the person promoting and pushing an alternative competition league/sport is still shooting the USPSA nationals... Why do that if USPSA is that bas as a sport? Or if it is not bad - why do we need another sport?
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