No Target ?

Discussion in 'Trapshooting Forum - Americantrapshooter.com' started by 635 G, Feb 5, 2024.

  1. 635 G

    635 G Mega Poster

    I was shooting Sat. and a large piece of a target from an adjacent field ended up real close to the target I was shooting at, missed the target--I believe this would have been the same as two targets being thrown @ the same time--flame away I can handle it
     
  2. nickthanos

    nickthanos Well-Known Member

    Nope, you shot at it, you bought it. LOSS
     
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  3. Its a loss.
     
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  4. Smokintom

    Smokintom Mega Poster Founding Member

    Lost
     
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  5. 10-point

    10-point Active Member

    Lost target, not even a consideration.
     
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  6. rrisum

    rrisum Mega Poster

    Worth a Try. -- Seen a shooter questioning the young scorer on a call --checked his past score sheets -- look like t was working for him --changed all his Circles with a X through it---and that just in a fun trap league. It hard to get scores today let alone to put up with people like that.
     
  7. Dave Berlet

    Dave Berlet State HOF Founding Member Member Trapshooting Hall of Fame Member State Hall of Fame


    Under No Target (page 29) paragraph 3 (when a whole target appears on the call of the shooter along with target derbis.) Could this large piece from the adjoining trap be considered target derbis making it a no target? Just wondering.

    Dave Berlet
     
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  8. 635 G

    635 G Mega Poster

    Thanx,just wondering also !!!
     
  9. BCB

    BCB Active Member

    Nope
     
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  10. 10-point

    10-point Active Member

    If you allowed people to say a piece or whole target distracted them when they missed a target, there would be no other score other than 100-straights at every ATA event.
     
  11. another vote for No Target
     
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  12. mudpack

    mudpack Mega Poster Founding Member

    Did you break the large piece of a target from an adjacent field?
    If you did, then "lost".
    If you didn't, then "lost".