08-22-2017, 11:07 PM
All good advice here so I have been reading quietly rather than contributing. I might add that the shot is a process that takes time. Position, Hold, Sight Alignment, Breathing, Shot, Follow-through. These are sequential steps of conscious checks, but they also overlap so if you oxygenate your system and breathe out 2/3 while coinciding trigger and something is not right then you only have a finite amount of dwell time to fix it and take the shot. Practise of course will help coincide your trigger with breathing.
We all know that shooting game is not as convenient as shooting paper. There may not be an opportunity to start the process again.
The next level of difficulty is trying to shoot in concert to an external command. Multiple shooters with a team leader who decides when multiple targets are in the best position to take the shot (like Double Naught's pig hunting). Either by radio or verbal command. Firing when you are ready is one thing. Firing and hitting what you are tracking when someone else tells you to fire is a lot more difficult than it sounds. Especially when other shooters are right next to you. You really have to find your bubble then.
We all know that shooting game is not as convenient as shooting paper. There may not be an opportunity to start the process again.
The next level of difficulty is trying to shoot in concert to an external command. Multiple shooters with a team leader who decides when multiple targets are in the best position to take the shot (like Double Naught's pig hunting). Either by radio or verbal command. Firing when you are ready is one thing. Firing and hitting what you are tracking when someone else tells you to fire is a lot more difficult than it sounds. Especially when other shooters are right next to you. You really have to find your bubble then.