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Gordon Hunt480 Club

CMP #14000
Distinguished Rifleman #1456 — 2000
2000 New Hampshire State High Power Championship Winner — 979

EIC Match Stats

6cards
0wins
0top-3
481-9best EIC
96-3best OH
100-1best Sit
99-4best 300
194-4best 600

Best 5 EIC avg 467.4

Performance

How the ratings work
ATC Rating
On the same scale as a 500 score. It's the average of your best 5 Card Ratings from the last 18 months. You need 5 rated cards to be ranked. A year's Rating is your ATC Rating at the end of that season (the 18 months to 31 Dec; the current year uses 30 Sep until 31 Dec).
80-Shot Rating
The same as the ATC Rating but for 800-point (80-shot) matches like Games Cup days and 800 aggregates. Best 5 in the last 18 months.
Best 10 Avg
The average of your best 10 totals over 18 months (EIC and NTI cards for EIC, 800-point cards for 80-shot). The current year runs 1 Jul last year to today; past years run 1 Jul to 31 Dec. Field beaten, consistency and X counts use the same 10 cards. The change compares it with the year before.
Stage Averages
The average of your best 10 scores and their X count in each stage over the same 18 months, kept separate for EIC (EIC, NTI and same-length President’s stages) and 80-shot.
Recent Form
The average of your last 5 Card Ratings, next to your ATC Rating.
Field Rating
How strong the match was, on the same scale as a 500 score. It's the average of the top 10 entrants' prior-year EIC averages, set before anyone shoots. A match needs at least 5 rated entrants to get one.
Card Rating
Your score adjusted for the day. It's your score plus the field's prior-year average, minus what those top 10 shooters actually averaged that day. A tough day adds points and an easy day takes some away. It tops out at 500.
Consistency (±)
How much your scores swing from match to match. It's the standard deviation of your best 10 totals over 18 months, so lower is better. ±5 means your scores usually land within about 5 points of your average.
Beat
The average share of the field you finished ahead of in your best 10 cards over 18 months. 94% means you beat about 94% of the other shooters each time. A win is 100%.
Rival
A shooter at your level (same Distinguished status, a Perry regular like you, and an ATC Rating within 5 points of yours) you've shot at least 10 matches with, whose scores are closest to yours.
Summary
—EIC ATC Rating · 0 of 5 cards
465.2EIC avg · last 5
±12.9consistency · last 5
8.0X per 50 · last 5

Excellence-in-Competition Matches

YearMatchFinishOHSit300600TotalField RatingCard Rating
2004NASHUA / NFGA EIC · 5 JUL 200489-196-297-3189-4471-10468.3471.3
1999NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE HIGH POWER EIC · 5 OCT 199985-081-099-4194-4459-8——
1998NEW HAMPSHIRE STATE HIGH POWER EIC · 1 JUL 199896-3100-196-1189-4481-9464.1479.1
1997NASHUA / NE REGIONAL EIC · 6 JUL 199795-394-295-0184-3468-8451.9453.7
1993READING REGIONAL EIC · 5 JUL 199387-192-193-1175-2447-5456.8443.4
1991MASSACHUSETTS SERVICE RIFLE CHAMPIONSHIP EIC · 14 JUL 1991 (TWO PAGES)92-294-093-1179-3458-6——

NRA High Power Championship

YearEventPlaceOHSit300600Total
1994NRA HP Championship134th of 4412281
Local Matches — 21