Weight is scored by simply multiplying the weight of both antlers by 2. For example, a set that weighs 35 pounds would score 70 points for weight. Style and quality can earn a maximum of 30 points each. For example, the bull with 70 weight points would have scored 130 CWI if he received perfect style and quality points. If the bull you are assessing earned 120 CWI, he lost 10 points in style and quality.
Measurement is made at the narrowest part of both beams above the trez.
A centimeter tape is used, and the total is multiplied by 0.2 to arrive at a point score. For example, a measurement of 16 centimeters multiplied by 0.2 would earn the bull 3.2 points for beam circumference. This refers to how well the conformation of the antler fits the pattern of a right-angle triangle. This characteristic is worth 5 points. This judges whether each antler in the set is a mirror image of the other.