All shots fired by the competitor which strike the target after having taken a position at the firing point will be counted in the score.

All shots fired by the competitor which strike the target after having taken a position at the firing point will be counted in the score.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Only if the shot was center hit
• D. It depends on the judge

Answer: (A)

In target shooting, the score comes from hits that land on the target after you have taken your firing position. Any shot that strikes the target in a valid scoring zone contributes to your score, with the points based on that zone. So, the statement is true because you don’t need a center hit to count; every valid hit adds to the total. It wouldn’t depend on the judge, and a shot that misses or hits outside the scoring areas wouldn’t be counted.

In target shooting, the score comes from hits that land on the target after you have taken your firing position. Any shot that strikes the target in a valid scoring zone contributes to your score, with the points based on that zone. So, the statement is true because you don’t need a center hit to count; every valid hit adds to the total. It wouldn’t depend on the judge, and a shot that misses or hits outside the scoring areas wouldn’t be counted.