Each card in the match gets its own photo. The app finds the card, flattens it, finds every hole and scores it by the ABRA rules, right on the phone. Anything close to a line goes to the scoring team.
Lay the card flat on something dark, fill the frame, and avoid glare. Keep the whole card, sighters included, in the shot.
Scored, clear of lineClose, goes to the plugTwo holes in one boxSighter shotRing template
Photo checks
0-0X
A bullet hole that touches the line is given the higher value. An X is scored by wiping out the center dot.ABRA rules · scoring
Bull 1
Step 2 · scoring team
Certify the card
The app proposes values. The scoring team decides every close shot by vote, and a competitor never scores their own card. When the team finishes, the card is posted and the challenge window opens.
Close shots awaiting the plug
Each shot needs a majority of the three-person team. The app recommends a value from the measured distance to the line and how ABRA reads contact; the plug and the vote decide.
Rules applied
A close shot is any bullet hole that touches or appears to touch the adjacent scoring ring. All three Scoring Team members shall be offered the opportunity to vote on its value.ABRA · scoring team
If competitors are members of the scoring team, the competitor is not allowed to score his/her own target.ABRA · scoring team integrity
Only one shot is allowed in each of the 20 scoring boxes. On a second shot, take the shot furthest from the bull, minus 1.ABRA · extra shots
Each competitor shall fire at least one shot into either Official Sighter Target before firing on record.ABRA · sighters ✓Sighter shot detected
Team for this card
Plugger
Scorer P
Scorer
Scorer A
Scorer
Scorer B
Excluded
Competitor
The live version would assign the team from the match roster and block any member from voting on their own card.
Record check
Step 3 · competitor review
Challenge window
The shooter gets two minutes per target to check values and math. Only the shooter can challenge, only on their own card, and only a plugged shot. The Match Director sends the shot back to the scoring team, and every step is logged with the image.
Time remaining · 2:00 per target
2:00
File a challenge
Rules applied
The competitor shall have two minutes per target to determine that scoring is correct. Errors found after that stand as marked, right or wrong.ABRA · challenges
No challenges except on the target of the competitor by the competitor. Any value given to a plugged shot may be challenged, on his/her target only.ABRA · challenges
The Match Director shall direct the Scoring Team to review that shot for possible revision.ABRA · challenges
ARA differs: shots marked "P" and initialed by 2 or 3 scorers stand and cannot be challenged. The engine keeps a rule set per association.
Audit trail
Event simulator ·
Simulate a match
Pick a club and a date, and the app draws a field from that club's regulars, fires every shot, scores it against the measured rings, and applies ABRA placing and bonus points. Run it again for a different day, or run it 1,000 times for each shooter's odds. Add a result to the season to see how the rankings move.
Card
How points are computed
Place points = entrants below and including you × scheduled targets. Club and state tournaments double them.ABRA · points
With 3 or more in the class, the high card on each target earns 1 bonus point. Ties go to X count, then box by box.ABRA · bonus & ties
This is the same rule set that reproduces 98.2% of the points in the real workbook. With shot-level cards, the box-by-box tiebreak is exact.
2026 outdoor season
Weekly rankings
Standings as of any week in the season, with each shooter's movement since the prior week. National qualification applies the full rule: 30 designated targets, plus either 2 states or a National Match.
Click a row to open the shooter. Aggregate = total score ÷ scheduled targets. Points as recorded in the workbook.
Shooter profile
Ron Herring
Match aggregate over the season
Season rank in class, week by week
Aggregate rank among shooters with at least 16 targets to date. Up is better.
National qualification
Equipment on file simulated
Target scores
Shot pattern, all record shots
Match log
Rifle and optic profiles simulated equipment
Equipment
sample
ABRA does not record equipment today. Rifles, optics and ammunition here are assigned at random so the screens can be shown. The scores behind them are real, but the averages say nothing about which gear performs better until shooters register their actual equipment.
Aggregate by rifle
Dot = mean match aggregate; bar = middle half of shooters. Shooters with at least 8 targets.