NSF felt shooting
Felt shooting is scored by hits, not rings. Each stage counts the hits on the figures, the number of figures hit, and the inner hits that split a tie. A paper score sheet makes that easy to miscount and impossible to look back on.
Shotlog has a felt score card built for this. You enter hits, figures and inner hits per stage, and the total adds up as you go.
The programme
- Weapon groups: Finfelt, Grovfelt, Militærfelt, Revolverfelt, Spesialfelt pistol, Spesialfelt revolver, Magnum 1 and Magnum 2.
- Six shots per stage in fin, grov, militær and revolver. Five shots in the spesial and magnum classes.
- Score per stage is hits plus figures. Inner hits are counted separately and only decide ties.
- No sighting series. A course is normally 10 stages and at least 5, so Shotlog lets you add as many as the course has.
How Shotlog scores it
- A counter keypad for hits, figures and inner hits, checked so figures never exceed hits.
- Running total for the course, with inner hits kept for the tiebreak.
- Switch a session between weapon groups without re-entering a stage, for example from Finfelt to Grovfelt.
- Attach a photo of the figures to any stage with Shotlog Pro.
Questions
How is a felt stage scored in Shotlog?
As in the NSF rules: hits on the figures plus the number of figures hit. Inner hits are recorded on their own and only used to split a tie.
Which felt classes are supported?
All eight NSF weapon groups: Finfelt, Grovfelt, Militærfelt, Revolverfelt, Spesialfelt pistol, Spesialfelt revolver, Magnum 1 and Magnum 2.
Log your next session in Shotlog
Free on iOS and Android. The full programme for every discipline is part of Shotlog Pro.