FTR National Record ?

[ShootDots]

They have finally updated everything. I just talked to them Friday. If you look on their site now, you will see the new records. The certifications will be mailed out this week..

Ben;
I think they are up to date for 2014. Records set this year have not been entered yet.

That is absolutely true. I believe they are doing 1 and MAYBE 2 updates per year... Certainly not on a "as they come in" basis. We will not see this years early Records til at least the fall>>possibly even next year..

 

[savageshooter86]

So with respect to records, if it says for SENIOR how does that work? I see some shooters with say Police, Senior, Civilian, Woman, Junior, Grand Senior. In addition to their classification. So if a shooter is not in that category, don't they have to beat the highest score for everyone unless they are in one of the sub classification? unless the shooter was for instance a Junior, which record is 199-6?

I am just asking. Trying to understand

 

[ShootDots]

So with respect to records, if it says for SENIOR how does that work? I see some shooters with say Police, Senior, Civilian, Woman, Junior, Grand Senior. In addition to their classification. So if a shooter is not in that category, don't they have to beat the highest score for everyone unless they are in one of the sub classification? unless the shooter was for instance a Junior, which record is 199-6?

I am just asking. Trying to understand

The way I read it is this way: "Civilian" is everyone period. Then there are the "sub-categories" as in Police, Senior, Grand Senior etc..etc.. IF you fall into one of those categories, you can set or tie a record ONLY in that category IF it does not tie or beat the "civilian" category. If it does, you get your name in BOTH places.

 

[savageshooter86]

I figured it out. A special category classification was not included in the official match results. Causing me to not understand the results fully.

 

[Taildrag15X]

So with respect to records, if it says for SENIOR how does that work? I see some shooters with say Police, Senior, Civilian, Woman, Junior, Grand Senior. In addition to their classification. So if a shooter is not in that category, don't they have to beat the highest score for everyone unless they are in one of the sub classification? unless the shooter was for instance a Junior, which record is 199-6?

I am just asking. Trying to understand

The way I read it is this way: "Civilian" is everyone period. Then there are the "sub-categories" as in Police, Senior, Grand Senior etc..etc.. IF you fall into one of those categories, you can set or tie a record ONLY in that category IF it does not tie or beat the "civilian" category. If it does, you get your name in BOTH places.

Ben, I hear that our 300 yd. 15 shot NR's will live on forever and never be beat......per Vinnie.

 

[SDDasher]

So with respect to records, if it says for SENIOR how does that work? I see some shooters with say Police, Senior, Civilian, Woman, Junior, Grand Senior. In addition to their classification. So if a shooter is not in that category, don't they have to beat the highest score for everyone unless they are in one of the sub classification? unless the shooter was for instance a Junior, which record is 199-6?

I am just asking. Trying to understand

The way I read it is this way: "Civilian" is everyone period. Then there are the "sub-categories" as in Police, Senior, Grand Senior etc..etc.. IF you fall into one of those categories, you can set or tie a record ONLY in that category IF it does not tie or beat the "civilian" category. If it does, you get your name in BOTH places.

Ben, I hear that our 300 yd. 15 shot NR's will live on forever and never be beat......per Vinnie.

This is true as the NRA will no longer recognize records for less than twenty shots for score according to Competitions Division. So those in the records when they stopped will be there forever. 😊