Cue the dueling banjo music, another top 5 National shooter from a different division:
82
63
96
77
100
75
81
94
95
82
99
Let's not lose sight of the fact of why I posted this data originally. The HHF clearly is not what the best shooters in our sport can expect to do on a routine basis.
I think that it makes you question the true meaning of what a 100% classifier means. Sometimes they get 100%, more often they do not.
Is the HHF the best HF ever recorded?
Is it the average of X number of the best runs?
Is it based on retrospective analysis of all reported classifiers and adjusted accordingly?
Is it an arbitrary threshold that will continue to evolve over time?
Going a step further, as someone alluded to earlier in the thread, what exactly does classification even signify? M = 85% of what exactly