The Problem
Qual day is scored on a clipboard
- The qualification record is a dense paper grid: shooters by rows, courses of fire by columns, three attempt cells each, filled in by hand between strings of fire.
- The scoring rules are easy to misapply. Required tier differs by role, remediation eligibility depends on the count of failed courses, and a wrong tally means a wrong qual letter.
- Everything is transcribed twice: once on the line, again into the record. Errors ride along.
- Two instructors cannot share one paper form when the line is split.
Join a shared range with a code, or work offline on one device
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The Capability
The form, digitized faithfully
- Both courses. Service pistol, 12 courses of fire; service rifle, 13. Each with its Category III and IV time standards transcribed from the source form.
- Session header mirrors the paper: course sponsor, range, dates, weapons fired, officer in charge and range safety officer with signature block.
- Roster with role-aware requirements. The required tier differs by role, and the app scores each shooter against their own bar.
Session header fields mirror the paper form. Values blanked in this capture.
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Feature · Run the Line
Scored the way a line is actually run
- Course-of-fire centric. The instructor runs the whole line through one course, round by round, then swipes to the next. That matches how a range day works.
- Each course shows its standards at the top: distance, hits required, and the Category III and IV par times. They are blanked in this public capture.
- Three rounds per course, matching the three attempt blocks on the paper form.
Roster rows, three round cells each; a met standard locks the remaining rounds
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Feature · Entry
One tap per attempt, rules enforced
- Big-button picker: X for neither time met, 3 for Category III time, 4 for Category IV, and 4+ for a Category IV pass that took extra shots.
- Remediation toggle marks the red re-fire on the record, exactly as the paper form annotates it.
- Auto-lock. Once a shooter meets their required tier on a course, the remaining rounds gray out. No accidental overwrites.
- Extra shots tracked on pistol, which carries the column; rifle does not, so the app does not.
The attempt picker, with the 4+ rule explained inline
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Feature · Results
The qual letter computes itself
- Final category is fastest-tier-all-pass: all courses at Category IV time makes Category IV; any course at only Category III caps the shooter at III.
- Remediation threshold: three or fewer failed courses flags the shooter as remediation-eligible; the form leaves the remediation decision to the instructor. More than three marks the shooter unqualified in the app.
- Shooters grouped by outcome with tally pills: Category IV, Category III, remediation, unqualified, incomplete.
- Certify and sign on glass. The signature embeds in the exported record.
- Exports: a faithful PDF replica of the paper form, plus spreadsheet and print.
Results with certification block and signature line
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Feature · The Printed Record
The form it prints is the form that gets filed
- A faithful replica, not a reformat. Title bar, sponsor and range header, instruction block, and the critical task evaluation grid with each course of fire and its three attempt cells.
- Filled from the line, not retyped. The scores entered on the range land in the grid exactly as the paper convention writes them: 3, 4, 4+, X, red for remediated.
- Signature included. The officer in charge signs on glass and the signature prints in the certification block.
- Two pages, landscape, matching the source document's course-of-fire split; spreadsheet and print outputs come from the same data.
Generated qualification record: demo shooters' scores in the attempt cells, straight from run-the-line entry. Header values, instruction text and per-course standards blanked for publication.
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