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Posted: 4/3/2012 11:59:40 PM
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Posted: 4/4/2012 2:17:39 PM
No suggestions?
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Posted: 4/5/2012 12:38:26 AM
Are you calling your shots as you make them or are you scoring the targets after shooting them to require the make up shots? Some time could be saved there. As an example, do you have the scoring breakdown on stage 2?
Only other glaring change I could suggest is really get into the planning and pre-run. Plan exactly where you're mag changes will happen, where you'll be standing to engage targets etc. Seems to be a lot of wasted foot work, albeit quick movement, that if you plan better you may be able to eliminate and save time. Not saying to contort to stand still over the course of fire, just conserve movement and smooth out the flow. |
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Posted: 4/5/2012 10:04:04 AM
Originally Posted By r0kawn:
Are you calling your shots as you make them or are you scoring the targets after shooting them to require the make up shots? Some time could be saved there. As an example, do you have the scoring breakdown on stage 2? Only other glaring change I could suggest is really get into the planning and pre-run. Plan exactly where you're mag changes will happen, where you'll be standing to engage targets etc. Seems to be a lot of wasted foot work, albeit quick movement, that if you plan better you may be able to eliminate and save time. Not saying to contort to stand still over the course of fire, just conserve movement and smooth out the flow. I see what your saying.. Thanks for the advice.. I felt I was a little bit jumpy at times.. Just brain farts I guess.. |
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Posted: 4/5/2012 10:05:25 AM
Oh, and stage two the description called for "best 3 on paper"
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Posted: 4/6/2012 6:53:09 PM
1. You're palming your magazines when your doing your reloads. You want to have your index finger pointing down the front of the magazine so it's easier to guide into the magwell.
2. Stage planning left a lot on the table. You had several standing reloads where there was plenty of time to reload while moving. 3. Work on being smoother. It's great that you are trying to move fast, but you're actually costing yourself time by missing your spots and having to reposition yourself. 4. Try to get your weak hand higher on the gun. This will also let you square up your shoulders and feet to the targets more. This makes it easier to get out of weird positions. Notice how far your leg was back when crouching down to shoot through the ports? |
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