London 2012 Paralympic Games

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Wow! .. "Ten shooters shot a perfect score of 600 in qualifying to equal the world and Paralympic records,
although only eight made it through to the final. The unlucky two to miss out were Jonas Anderson of
Denmark and Bradley Mark of Australia, who didn’t qualify as a result of an inferior central-10 hit count."

tough competition .. Raphael Voltz of France ..

""I know I led for a long time but I'm not a machine,” he said.

I'm a human being and although I know I can always shoot better, I'm content with my silver.""

nice ..

I'm guessing the "inferior central-10 hit count" must be the compactness of the cluster in the bullseye?

This, the best i could find, doesn't directly answer that but
gives more understanding of the scoring in a shooting event ..

How can you beat the world record in shooting?

I'm not expert in the sport of shooting, but if the world record is calculated by the amount of points,
how can you beat a perfect score? You can see the records on the official site for the London Olympics,
and there is no mentioning of time. So can a score of 600 still be beaten? And what's with the 704.8?
http://sports.stackexchange.com/questions/1317/how-can-you-beat-the-world-record-in-shooting