If you mean when the scores are posted on the website after the shoot: the tradition has always been that scores are posted by shooter number. But if you're there, you will know who was high gun. That'll be the individual who walks up and takes first pick from the prize guns. The other guns are awarded via the Lewis Class system, which means that even if you don't shoot very well, you still have a chance to win a gun. (I've come very close a couple times--not to being high gun, but to winning a Lewis class. My astrologer tells me this is my year!)
Another good thing about awarding prizes via Lewis: Even with self-scoring, people are less likely to cheat. (And it isn't really self-scoring. You're part of a squad, and you have a fellow squad member recording hits and misses when you shoot. And the squad makes the determination if there's any question of a hit or a miss.) But an extra target here or there would make no difference, unless you're one of the few contending for high gun. Give yourself an extra target, you might end up at the bottom of the next higher Lewis class instead of at the top of the lower one.
Really great event!
Last edited by L. Brown; 01/16/15 09:31 AM.
