G'day All,
as I'm fairly new to this FO stuff, how is, if at all, a handicap worked out for the Anakie 800m event when you have never worked out a handicap before and have never shot 800m?
Any and all info would be greatly appreciated.
Cheerio Ned
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Ned,
This is not a common type of event. I shot my first one at Moe recently. What you do is nominate your own handicap. Then you shoot to try to get a net score of 100%. If you are tempted to give yourself a high handicap in order to win by shooting below your best, it probably won't work, because if someone else gets 100%, the one with the lowest nominated handicap wins.
In fact I intend to just shoot my best (waste of barrel otherwise), and probably nominate a very optimistic handicap!
Alan
This is not a common type of event. I shot my first one at Moe recently. What you do is nominate your own handicap. Then you shoot to try to get a net score of 100%. If you are tempted to give yourself a high handicap in order to win by shooting below your best, it probably won't work, because if someone else gets 100%, the one with the lowest nominated handicap wins.
In fact I intend to just shoot my best (waste of barrel otherwise), and probably nominate a very optimistic handicap!
Alan
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A summary of how the Anakie event went:
Turnout not very big, but very enjoyable all the same - very well run - great catering - friendly hosts! If it happens again next year I'll be back and I'd recommend it to those who didn't make it.
There was a 3 way tie for first place in the main handicap event : Leanne van Meurs, Alan Shephard and Bruce Houston all got 166 off the rifle with nominated handicap of 15. That meant they "broke" by 1 point so their nett score was calculated as 180 - 1 = 179. They were all shooting F-Class Std. A highlight was Peter van Meur's 60 - 60 - 59 . Needless to say he wasn't trying to shoot to his nominated handicap!
In the F-Open handicap over 800m, Daniel Bennett took home the spoils.
And I won the raffle !
Alan
Turnout not very big, but very enjoyable all the same - very well run - great catering - friendly hosts! If it happens again next year I'll be back and I'd recommend it to those who didn't make it.
There was a 3 way tie for first place in the main handicap event : Leanne van Meurs, Alan Shephard and Bruce Houston all got 166 off the rifle with nominated handicap of 15. That meant they "broke" by 1 point so their nett score was calculated as 180 - 1 = 179. They were all shooting F-Class Std. A highlight was Peter van Meur's 60 - 60 - 59 . Needless to say he wasn't trying to shoot to his nominated handicap!
In the F-Open handicap over 800m, Daniel Bennett took home the spoils.
And I won the raffle !
Alan
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