How would you score this?

[ABarrow]

Local outlaw match, pistol is loaded and holstered on safe, shotgun loaded to division capacity on safe at low ready. All knockdown steel is to be engaged with birdshot, all paper and poppers to be engaged with pistol.Two poppers activate two swingers. After shooting all knockdowns, shooter engages poppers with shotgun before ditching it, activating swingers, then engages paper with pistol finishing with the almost stopped at this point swingers. Procedural? If so how many? FTE's? For poppers or poppers and paper as well? Just curious as to how most would score this at a just for fun local.

[ziebart]

If the poppers were supposed to be engaged with pistol and were not, then 2 FTE. They still shot the paper with pistol so score as shot otherwise.

[AHI]

two  Procedurals

all targets were engaged 

all targets were hit

 

Edited March 19, 2020 by AHI

[StealthyBlagga]

Depends on the rules set. Under USPSA and IMA-SMM3G rules, it would be two FTE.

[ABarrow]

No crystal clear ruleset, more USPSAish with certain parts of other rulesets. I was thinking 2 FTE's as well. Question i still have is if swingers are not visible before being activated and technically the activators were not engaged,  wouldn't the swingers be FTE's as well. No right or wrong answers, just having a fun debate with a buddy and wanted to see how others would score this situation.

[Joe4d]

you cant have a ruling without a ruleset

[usmc1974]

It's really hard to say without the rules set but if all Targets was engaged then they couldn't be no FTE. It would more less be a failure to do right procedural.

[emjbe]

you could adopt this rule into your outlaw ruleset:

 

USPSA Rule 9.5.2.8

In a Multigun match any hit(s) upon the scoring surface of a scoring paper target which can be determined to have been fired from the incorrect firearm for that target shall not be scored and, unless there are scoring hit(s) from the correct firearm, it will be scored as an unengaged target. In the case of steel or frangible targets any hits by the non-specified firearm which result in that target being unavailable for further engagement, the target shall be scored as an unengaged.