10m air rifle
10m air rifle is won and lost in tenths. A 10.9 and a 10.0 are both a ten on paper, but they are not the same shot, and a logbook that only keeps integers hides the difference.
Shotlog records every shot with decimals, adds up each series and shows how your average moves from session to session.
The programme
- 60 match shots, recorded in Shotlog as six series of ten.
- Unlimited sighting shots during the preparation time.
- Decimal scoring from 0.0 to 10.9 is on by default. The maximum is 654.0, or 600 in whole rings.
- X (inner ten) is counted for every series.
How Shotlog scores it
- Decimal keypad built for fast entry at the range.
- Series totals, average per shot and X count update after every shot.
- Score over time and average by series across all your 10m sessions.
- Tag sessions by range, club or match and compare them.
Questions
Does Shotlog support decimal scoring?
Yes. For 10m air rifle decimal scoring is on by default, from 0.0 to 10.9 per shot. You can switch a session to whole rings.
Can I record sighting shots?
Yes. The session starts with a sighting series that is kept apart from the 60 match shots.
Log your next session in Shotlog
Free on iOS and Android. The full programme for every discipline is part of Shotlog Pro.