[anything for lever action rimfire?]

Since I've started competing in Steel Challenge, my lever action rimfires (Henry) seem to be seeing little use.      Because of the tube load, they aren't allowed in Steel Challenge, but is there anything competitive that they could be used in?  

 

[PracticeScore App.]

If this is in the wrong spot, then I apologize, please move it.

Can I use the PracticeScore App for my practice sessions?

If so, how.  There are ZERO instructions that I can find on how to set the thing up and/or use it.

[Help a Newbie understand the class system.]

AR_James:  Thank you, that's what I was asking

EarlKeese:  Although I am math challenged, I do like statistics (At least the ones I understand).   At this time, I'm just trying to beat my scores from the last time out.   If I get caught up in trying to become this class or that, the fun goes away and it becomes another obsession.

[Help a Newbie understand the class system.]

I'm sorry, I meant to put that in there...   RFRO

[Help a Newbie understand the class system.]

Okay, newbie and mathematically challenged.

 

I am C class

 

 

I know that we shoot each stage 5 times and the best 4 count.  That I've got.

But...  After each stage the score keeper would tell me that I shot a C round or even once I shot a B round.

 

I guess my real question is, what kind of time do I need to acquire to get to Class B?  After that A and so on?

 

I saw a post in here with mathematical equations of what each class takes, but that might as well have been written in Latin.

In my 3rd ever steel challenge shoot I have the following scores...  Maybe these can be used to give me an example?

 

This was RFRO

Time:  87.87

%:  100

SC-101 (Five to go: 15.36

SC-102 (Showdown): 14.36

SC-103 (Smoke and Hope): 14.11 (Not proud of this by the way)

SC-106 (Pendulum): 15.36

SC-107 (Speed Option): 16.75

SC-108 (Roundabout):  11.93