IPSCRangeline

Match integrity review

Every export,
forensically read.

Rangeline reads your match export the way a protest committee would: shot by shot, scoresheet by scoresheet. It finds the times nobody could have shot, the hit factors that cannot exist, and the scoring that does not add up — then writes the report for you.

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Findings report

Regional Level III

142 shooters
  • Time below the physical floor

    Stage 4 · 32 rounds

    critical
    observed 3.41sexpected >= 4.42s
  • Hit factor above the stage ceiling

    Stage 7 · 160 points

    critical
    observed 22.8571expected <= 18.9573
  • More hits than rounds required

    Stage 2 · 24 rounds

    high
    observed 26 hitsexpected 24 hits
  • Points do not match the hits

    Stage 9 · 90 points

    medium
    observed 88 ptsexpected 78 pts
under review

01

Impossible time

Every stage time is checked against the physical floor for its round count, then against how the rest of the field actually shot it.

02

Impossible hit factor

Maximum points over the fastest achievable time gives a hard ceiling. Anything above it, or detached from the field, is flagged.

03

Scoring integrity

Hits are reconciled against round counts, points recomputed from A/C/D, misses and procedurals, and hit factors recalculated.

04

Gun check & chrono

Divisions, declared power factors and chronograph readings are checked against minor and major minimums.

How a review runs

Three steps, one permanent record.

Your matches stay in your account, so a report can be reopened months later when a question finally gets asked.

  1. 01

    Upload

    Drop the export. Match, stages, shooters, scores and official results are read out of the file.

  2. 02

    Audit

    The integrity engine runs times, hit factors, scoring, chronograph and results checks over every row.

  3. 03

    Report

    Findings are grouped by severity and category, with the observed value beside the expected one.