When keeping a round count, which aspect is NOT usually tracked?

When keeping a round count, the shooter's score in practice is typically not tracked as part of the round count. The primary focus of tracking rounds fired usually includes the total number of rounds fired, the types of ammunition used, and the type of firearm employed during the session. These aspects provide important data for maintenance, performance evaluation, and familiarity with different firearms and ammunition.

However, the shooter's score pertains more to performance metrics rather than to the physical components of ammunition and firearms used. Tracking scores is relevant for assessing skill and improvement over time but does not directly relate to the inventory or count of ammunition expended.