Partial scoring

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The term partial scoring comes from shooting sports and is a special type of scoring for the target . The divisor of the best shot is evaluated. The divider indicates the distance of the shot in hundredths of a millimeter from the center of the fired target. This value is usually determined automatically with a so-called evaluation machine (a scanner with special software) or by means of an electronic target system. The ideal shot is called the zero divider .

If no zero divisor but a different value is given as the value to be achieved, with this variant, even worse shooters have a good chance of asserting themselves against better shooters with a lucky hit. Therefore, the partial scoring is used less for sporting competitions than for lucky shooting (e.g. king shooting ) or prize shooting .

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