Insanity-Rocks
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Just wondering if it were possible to take a score shot on one outdoor round and use it to predict the score you would shoot on a different round? It would have to take into account the different distances, target size and scoring (5-zone vs. 10-zone).
Handicaps confuse me, can they be used to do this?
I did think to use the classifications, if I were to shoot a 280 Hereford(Bowman score) I'd probably get around a 364 Ladies FITA (also bowman score). But if I were to shoot a shorter round and get above what classification is possible for that round classifications wouldn't be much help...
For example, I shot a 328 Albion on the weekend, I'm trying to work out what sort of score I'm likely to get on a Ladies fita. (obviously the best way to work it out would be to shoot an actual fita, but I have nowhere to do this and would prefer to know what score I'm likely to get before entering any competitions)
Handicaps confuse me, can they be used to do this?
I did think to use the classifications, if I were to shoot a 280 Hereford(Bowman score) I'd probably get around a 364 Ladies FITA (also bowman score). But if I were to shoot a shorter round and get above what classification is possible for that round classifications wouldn't be much help...
For example, I shot a 328 Albion on the weekend, I'm trying to work out what sort of score I'm likely to get on a Ladies fita. (obviously the best way to work it out would be to shoot an actual fita, but I have nowhere to do this and would prefer to know what score I'm likely to get before entering any competitions)