Brantford Lvl 2 last weekend?
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not the first time someone got stages mixed up,looking at the results, not the last 
. not possible to do the barricade in 4.6s, say 1 sec for draw, 1.5sec to change sides while changing mags, leaving 2s for 12 shots across 6 targets? Nahh...
Actually, the barricade was my first stage, and since I was shooting a gun I wasn't very familar with, with new sights, I took something like 3 extra shots (I was function testing the baby eagle, after new sights were installed). haha, turns out those were on the wrong targets, I had 3As on some, but a Mike and Ds on some of the other targets the rest of the stages were ok.
re:
>you dont seem that much faster...but your times are like more
>than half mine.
It's not about shooting and how fast you shoot 2 shots on a target. It's about cutting down to a minimum all the extra time spent between shooting positions, getting into and out of shooting positions smoothly, having your gun on target the moment you slide into a shooting position, starting to aim even before you see the target, etc. plus, everyone has different strenghts and weaknesses, so when thinking about stage strategy, play to your strenghts, and minimize exposure to weaknesses.
BUT, first priority is points. Before you look at speeding up, make sure you can get most points at your currently speed. if you're not, work on THAT before you try to speed up. Remember those posts from several weeks ago - winners get around 85-90% of the max possible points... If you're any lower than 75-80%, it really won't make any difference how fast you go, especially since the faster you go, the most points you'll have probably lose. not f**king up is much more important than smoking any stages.
. not possible to do the barricade in 4.6s, say 1 sec for draw, 1.5sec to change sides while changing mags, leaving 2s for 12 shots across 6 targets? Nahh... Actually, the barricade was my first stage, and since I was shooting a gun I wasn't very familar with, with new sights, I took something like 3 extra shots (I was function testing the baby eagle, after new sights were installed). haha, turns out those were on the wrong targets, I had 3As on some, but a Mike and Ds on some of the other targets
the rest of the stages were ok. re:
>you dont seem that much faster...but your times are like more
>than half mine.
It's not about shooting and how fast you shoot 2 shots on a target. It's about cutting down to a minimum all the extra time spent between shooting positions, getting into and out of shooting positions smoothly, having your gun on target the moment you slide into a shooting position, starting to aim even before you see the target, etc. plus, everyone has different strenghts and weaknesses, so when thinking about stage strategy, play to your strenghts, and minimize exposure to weaknesses.
BUT, first priority is points. Before you look at speeding up, make sure you can get most points at your currently speed. if you're not, work on THAT before you try to speed up. Remember those posts from several weeks ago - winners get around 85-90% of the max possible points... If you're any lower than 75-80%, it really won't make any difference how fast you go, especially since the faster you go, the most points you'll have probably lose. not f**king up is much more important than smoking any stages.
