Whaty you describe as your weekend activity is nothing like James K presents.
You are firing at half the rate when active. Active less than half the time (5 minutes shooting, 5 resetting targets and getting a drink, plus breaks). I am not sure how many matches you shoot, but you indicate 60 rounds per match, half of what was mentioned. If you are shooting 60 rounds in 4-6 hours, my guess as to what you mean by a whole day of shooting and shooting a match a day, that only works out to one in 4 or one in 6 minutes. 1/16th to 1/64th the rate top soldiers of the era are credited with.
A typical N-SSA team competition starts at noon on Saturday, following individual target shooting that was going on all morning.
Typically they shoot at least Carbine and Smoothbore. Sometimes also Revolver.
Carbine events typically involve 4-5 courses of fire, starting at 50 yards with 20 clay pigeons on a sheet of cardboard, followed by 10 hanging pigeons, followed by 10 hanging tiles, followed by 10 hanging water-filled coffee cups, followed by 5 2-liter bottles at 100 yards.
When we do poorly and go full time, I typically shoot 12 or so shots per course of fire, and courses of fire are 5 minutes long. So a little over 2 shots per minute, and about 60 shots for the entire team event. However, often we do well and clear our targets before the full time allotment and so of course I shoot fewer shots. Typically there is about 5-10 minutes in between courses of fire, which is just enough time to clean your gun and hang targets for the next course of fire.
This is immediately followed by Smoothbore which follows a similar format except I think their events are only 3 minutes long and are at 25 and 50 yards. I don't have a smoothbore yet so I don't shoot this event.
This is followed by revolver or sometimes specialty matches such as repeating rifles.
Sunday morning is for musket shooting and is the same format as carbine.
I make up 100 rounds for my long arms and usually shoot about 75 of them between team and individual shooting. I'm betting the smoothbore guys probably shoot 50 or so rounds. So you can figure 200 rounds over the course of the weekend.
Steve