You can extract data from your SCATT Professional files with zliobaite/Scatt-analysis (GitHub)

• Here's an example of usage: "SCATTEXP filename.scatt"

Alternatively you can use mwhapples/PyScatt (GitHub) to extract data with Python

• Here's an example of usage: "scattexp filename.scatt"

Alternatively you can use jbm42/scatt2json (GitHub) to extract data to JSON

• Here's an example of usage: "CSCRIPT.EXE scatt2json.vbs"

SCATT Professional program is incompatible with some SCATT file versions for MS-DOS. In order to transform such files into a new format, you should:

1. Download (centershot.com) and install SCATT Solution program (16 bit)
2. Copy old files into the folder "C:\winscatt". Files' extension should be ".aim"
3. Launch SCATT Solution program (16 bit)
4. Open each file and record it, through "Save" in menu option "File". Files will be saved in the format, which is compatible with SCATT Professional program.
5. Copy renewed files from folder "C:\winscatt" into the folder "C:\Scatt catalog"

Check "Anonymize" to replace your name within the SCATT file by "scattdb.com".

The file is completely anonymized. So your name will not appear in the list of files nor shooters.

Check "Private" if you want to keep your training sessions private. By default training sessions are public.

When private only you can access your training sessions from your dashboard.

Option only available with an account.

Articles:

• scatt.com/articles (Coordination analysis, errors in shooting, ...)
• scattusa.com/blogs/news (Understanding the 10.0, ...)
• heinzlive.com/scatt-it (Analyze SCATT traces, ...)

Videos:

• SCATT Pro functions, graphs, and data explained

Forum:

• 10.0
• 10a0
• S1 and S2
• DA
• The Time Shift Graph
• The Coordination Graph
• The Average Trace Speed Graph
• Hard trigger jerk and how to spot it
• Drifting hold area and how to spot it
• Poor attention distribution and how to avoid it

Explanation about S1 and S2 columns and why S2 should not be superior to S1: forum.scatt.com

Good S1 values for reference:

• AP10 : between 55 and 75 mm
• AR10 : between 7 and 9 mm
• SBR50 :
  • Kneeling: between 30 and 40 mm
  • Prone: between 20 and 35 mm
  • Standing: between 40 and 50 mm

You can also see our advanced statistics to compare you with other shooters from SCATTDB.

Download the full SCATT Expert file with 1834 training sessions from 144 shooters (~400MB). The training sessions are from SCATT website.

This SCATT file is provided by kunitomogs.co.jp. You can find other SCATT files here in a SCATT Storage.

SCATT Expert and SCATT Basic files can exceed the size limit of 10MB. If that the case don't hesitate to send us your files, we will upload them.

Our email address: contact[at]scattdb.com

Create an account to manage and view your training sessions.

• Go to the Sign up page to create an account
• Fill the informations and create an account
• Go to the Login page to log in to your new account
• You are redirected to your dashboard

You can now start uploading your SCATT files.

Password rules:

• Minimum 8 characters
• 1 letter uppercase
• 1 letter lowercase
• 1 number
• 1 special character !?*.@$%#

2510BM/89

25yds NSRA 1989 Rifle (Prone) 2510BM/89

AP10

10m Air Pistol

APS

5m APS Bullseye

AR10

10m Air Rifle

AR103P

10m Air Rifle Three Position

BBR300

300m Rifle

BTLN

Biathlon

BTLN-P

50m Biathlon Prone

CB30I

30m Crossbow International

CH300

300m Feldscheibe B mit 4er Wertung

DGIM84

15m Rifle (DGI M84)

DGIM90

50m Rifle (DGI M90)

DGIM96

15m Air Rifle (DGI M96)

ICFRA-std-1000

1000yds ICFRA TR Std Form

ICFRA-std-300

300yds ICFRA TR Std Form

ICFRA-std-800

800yds ICFRA TR Std Form

ICFRA-std-900

900yds ICFRA TR Std Form

MM12C

50m NSRA Rifle MM12C

MR600

600yds HP Mid Range / 600yds High Power Rifle (NRA MR-1)

N450

25m N4 / 25/50/100m Law Enforcement

NRA-A-17

50ft Smallbore Rifle Target 4-position (NRA A-17)

NRA-A-21

200yds Smallbore Rifle (NRA A-21)

NRA-A-27

50yds NRA Official Smallbore Rifle Target Prone (NRA A-27)

NRA-A-51

50yds NRA Official Smallbore Rifle Target (NRA A-51)

NRA-AR-4-10

5m BB Target (NRA AR-4/10)

NRA-B-16

25yds Slow Fire Pistol (NRA B-16)

NRA-B-2

50ft Slow Fire Pistol (NRA B-2)

NRA-B-6

50yds Slow Fire Pistol (NRA B-6)

NRAA23

50yds NRA Official Smallbore Rifle Target (NRA A-23/5)

NRAA25

100yds NRA A-25 Prone

NRAA26

50m Smallbore Prone (NRA A-26)

NRAB845

25yds NRA B-8 Pistol .45 cal

NRAUSA50

50ft NRA/USA-50 / 50ft Smallbore Rifle (NRA/USAS-50)

P10

50m Swiss Pistol (P10)

P259

25m Pistol

P4

50m Swiss Pistol (P4)

Palma10

1000yds Palma Match LR (NRA)

Palma8

800yds Palma Match LR (NRA) / 800/900/1000yds High Power Long Range (NRA No. LR)

Palma9

900yds Palma Match LR (NRA)

SBP50

50m Pistol / 25m Precision and 50m Pistol

SBR12

12m Smallbore Rifle

SBR25

25m Rifle

SBR50

50m Rifle

SNP100

100m Sniper

SP1

25m Pistol Precision Stage / 25m Precision and 50m Pistol

SP2

25m Pistol Rapid Fire Stage

SR200

200yds HP Short Range / 200yds High Power Rifle (NRA SR)

SR300

300yds HP Short Range / 300yds High Power Rifle (NRA SR-3)

Data from SCATT Pro files are very accurate for all events.

Data from SCATT Expert and SCATT Basic files are also accurate but you can notice very small differences on some values between our website and SCATT applications.

There is a work in progress on data accuracy for those events (SCATT Expert and SCATT Basic) :

2510BM/89

25yds NSRA 1989 Rifle (Prone) 2510BM/89

APS

5m APS Bullseye

MR600

600yds HP Mid Range / 600yds High Power Rifle (NRA MR-1)

NRAUSA50

50ft NRA/USA-50 / 50ft Smallbore Rifle (NRA/USAS-50)

P4

50m Swiss Pistol Target (P4)

Palma8

800yds Palma Match LR (NRA) / 800/900/1000yds High Power Long Range (NRA No. LR)

NRA-B-16

25yds Slow Fire Pistol (NRA B-16)

NRA-B-2

50ft Slow Fire Pistol (NRA B-2)

NRA-B-6

50yds Slow Fire Pistol (NRA B-6)