Plot sheets

[Boisblancboy]

In F-tr can your spotter/scorer plot your shots or is that only the shooters responsibility if he chooses?

 

[skibar_tx]

That is usually the responsibility of the shooter, however if I were a scorer I would plot for someone if they asked. That is, if the match was not an important one, say like a monthly club match. If it were an important match, then usually the scorer is watching the conditions and following the shots to gain an edge for when it's their turn to shoot. I probably wouldn't volunteer if it was an important match.

 

[Immike]

In F-tr can your spotter/scorer plot your shots or is that only the shooters responsibility if he chooses?

I don’t think there’s any rules against it. If the score keeper agrees to it then you’re good to go.

 

[Boisblancboy]

Thanks fellas!

 

[50bmg1979]

Not really plotting but when I score I try to put a little dot around the number where the shot hit in relation to the X. Like in the pic

 

[Ringostar]

Not really plotting but when I score I try to put a little dot around the number where the shot hit in relation to the X. Like in the pic

I've done his many times for shooters. They can look where they lost points and if there is a pattern while signing their card.

 

[chkunz]

I ask my score keeper to put the dots on the score card for my 600 yard slow fire stage so I can shoot without taking the rifle out of my shoulder. This allows me to transfer my plot to my data book after the match. Sometimes I miss a build up in one area by not plotting myself but that is a trade off with shooting fast and leaving the rifle in my shoulder. I always put the dots on the card when I am scoring for another shooter, sometimes a shooter will say that he has only shot 19 shots so I can show him the dots and the conversation stops there.