table: team classification

classification	points
high master
master
expert
sharpshooter
marksman
unclassified

Targets

The origin ppc target is the NRA B27 and NRA B34 (reduced target to simulate 50 meter/yds Stages at 25 m/yds)This target shows a human sihouette and so it is forbidden to be used for civilian shooting sports in some countries.So some countries designed similar targets, which are "political correct". One of this alternative are the German and Swedish PPC target, which is meanwhile used by few members of wa1500.All results on B27 or similar targets are okay for Classification and top/ranking list database provided the size of scoring ringes etc. is the same as on the B27 target.

Size: wide/hight	Original Target	reduced Target *
Target over all	580 x 1120	300 x 630
black area	560 x 840	285 x 420
X	50 x 75	27 x 40
	100 x 150	50 x 75
	200 x 300	100 x 150
	300 x 450	150 x 225
	400 x 600	200 x 300
Triangle de la fleche	250 x 100	125 x 50
Shaft of arrow	150 x 155	75 x 78
height of numbers
width of lines	0.6 – 0.7

Scoring

Visible shots and close groups As a general rule only those hits which are visible, will be scored. An exeption will be made in the case where the groupings of 3 or more shots are so close that it is possible for a required shot or shots to have gone through the enlarged hole without leaving a mark and there is no evidence that a shot or shots have gone elsewhere than trough the assigned target. In such case, the shooter will be given the benefit of the doubt and scored hits for the non-visible shots, on the assumption the apssed trough the enlarged hole. If such assumption should place a non-visible hit in either two scoring rings, it shall be scored in the higher-valued ring. All shots count: All shots fired by the competitor after he has taken position at the firing point will be counted in his score, even if accidentally discharged. How to score: A shot hole, the leaded edge of which which come´s in contact with the outside of a scoring ring will be awarded the higher value (see right). A overlay must be used to determine the value of close shots.     -   Hits on the wrong target are scored as misses Early or late shots: If any shots are fired at the target before the starting signal or signal to cease firing, the shots of highest value equal to the number fired in error will be scored as misses. MISSES Shots outside the scoring rings are scored as misses. Score Card Scorecards:will be prepared by the Statistical Office and delivered to the competitior who will return the scorecard over to the scorer at the appropriate time.- Erasures:on scorecards are not permitted. If corrections is necessary, it must be made and initialed by the scorer or Range Officer. To make corrections, the scorer or Range Officer draws a line or lines trough the incorrect score and places the correct score above. Scorer:evaluate the hits on the "legend" of target (in the upper right corner of the target) until he completely evaluates the target, determines and enters the shots values andrecords the proper number of hits value in the space provided on scorecard. Finally sign the scorecard. Shooter:review the evaluation of the shots on the target and compare the recorded hits on the scorecard with the target and review the score-card for complete entries and accuracy of the hits recorded, making sure that they are of the correct value and that required number of hits for the match are enlistedsign the scorecard as competitor if the hits and shot values are properly evaluated and recorded, acknowledging acceptance of the score as it appears at the scorecard or writes challenged in place of his signature if a shot(s) value is questionable or if there is another reason to "challenge". In both cases bring scorecard (if challenged, bring also targets) to statistical office. Bring it as soon as possible. In some competitions you must bring it within 30 minutes. Coaching Coaching Individual Matches:Coaching is prohibited in all individual matches of registered Competitions. Coaching Team Matches: In fired team matches (the 60 round course –match 5 of the 150-shot course): Coaching is permitted within the team only. Each competitor may have a coach in fired team matches. No optical devices other than binoculars may be used. The Coach assists team members by calling shots, checking time, checking score, ordering sight changes, etc., but must so control voice and actions as not to disturb other competitors.The coach will not physically assist in loading, or making sight corrections Position of Team Coach:In fired team matches the coach will be allowed on the firing line between and slightly to the rear of the shooter. In such position as not to interfere with the proper operation of the range or with any other members of another team. Coach may not be positioned to serve as sunshade or windbreak / -shield. duties of team-coach:The Team Coach is the Team Captain´s deputy performing such duties as the Captain may assign to him / her. The Coach serves as Team Captain in the absence of the latter, and under such circumstances becomes responsible for maintaining discipline within the team and for all other responsibilities of the Team Captain.  

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