If substitution occurs after the first shot, the replaced shooter's remaining shots are disqualified.

If substitution occurs after the first shot, the replaced shooter's remaining shots are disqualified.

• A. True
• B. False
• C. Not specified
• D. Only the replacement shoots

Answer: (B)

Substitution rules in these events allow another shooter to take over for the rest of the sequence. If a substitution happens after the first shot, the original shooter stops shooting and the replacement continues with the remaining shots. The shots already made by the original shooter remain part of their score, and the remaining attempts are simply performed by the substitute and counted toward the substitute’s score. There isn’t an automatic disqualification of the replaced shooter’s remaining shots. That’s why the statement is not correct.

Substitution rules in these events allow another shooter to take over for the rest of the sequence. If a substitution happens after the first shot, the original shooter stops shooting and the replacement continues with the remaining shots. The shots already made by the original shooter remain part of their score, and the remaining attempts are simply performed by the substitute and counted toward the substitute’s score. There isn’t an automatic disqualification of the replaced shooter’s remaining shots. That’s why the statement is not correct.