I don't know about you all, but I really enjoyed this match. I liked shooting each stage two times so I could choose a different approach. I know it helped on stage 1.
I don't know about you all, but I really enjoyed this match. I liked shooting each stage two times so I could choose a different approach. I know it helped on stage 1.
Not sure yet how I feel about it... huge fan of no-shoots though.
I did like the opportunity to run the stages twice - I think in most cases my scores did improve on the second run. I did lament the absence of a final 'super stage' though.
Thanks to Todd and Fred for running another great match.
"When the phone rang, Parker was in the garage, killing a man."
Loved this setup. Thought it was great for new shooters, as there were no move-and-shoots. Enjoyed being able to shoot each stage twice. Got a chance to improve. Thanks to everyone for a great shoot
At first I wasn't sure I liked the idea -- seems like you don't get enough stages. But I really liked getting to do each one twice. I learned a bit, but it wasn't just repetition 'til you gamed it through.
I hope we see this setup again, if not always.
"The nation that will insist on drawing a broad line of demarcation between the fighting man and the thinking man is liable to have its fighting done by fools and its thinking done by cowards." - Sir William Francis Butler
Results:
Trophy Shooter Class Total Points Down High Overall 1 Todd Green M 38.68 0 2 James Ventre M 40.47 5 3 Joe Conners A 41.96 5 1st B 4 Jarrett Schulz B 47.30 2 2nd B 5 Bill Carson B 48.78 0 1st Major 6 William Davis B 51.60 10 7 Jason Stephenson Un 52.78 4 8 Michael Harnage B 56.39 4 9 Andrew Mills B 57.97 3 10 Fred Moore Un 58.65 6 11 Toshi Eto B 62.03 6 1st DA/SA, 1st C 12 Tom Farleigh C 63.42 0 13 Gordon Prouty Un 64.64 1 14 John Gallagher B 76.63 11 15 Ian Duffy Un 77.49 2 16 Glenn Wisniewski Un 79.46 8 1st D 17 Christopher Mark D 80.80 1 18 Stephen Lycett C 82.81 9 19 Cody Claxton C 86.49 20 20 Erik Ramos Un 90.60 9 21 Matt Balzano Un 96.09 16 22 David Scrordy Un 96.49 22 23 Khang Le C 96.93 0 High Lady 24 Bonlyn Hawley D 98.35 18 25 Robert Estright Un 111.95 27 26 Josh Reynolds D 115.12 31 27 Whitney Voltz Un 118.58 3 28 Christina Ignacio Un 125.91 9 29 Andrew Goldin Un 129.39 12 30 TJ Parmele D 149.71 21 Todd Green (#2) M 31.86 2 Joe Conners (#2) A 36.21 2 James Ventre (#2) M 42.83 4 Fred Moore (#2) Un 46.51 2 Michael Harnage (#2) B 48.19 2 Stephen Lycett (#2) C 77.31 12 DQ Ryan Cooley 0.00 0
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Note that points down and penalties were combined for both runs of a stage, making it difficult to see the difference between your first run and your second. We'll fix that for future matches if folks like the "multiple runs of fewer stages" approach.
There's nothing that would prevent us from doing two short stages (shot twice each) and a final "grand" stage (shot once). There are some issues with the "grand" stage idea altogether, but that's more appropriate discussion for another thread.
Man.. have to love the quick feedback!
Thanks!
"The nation that will insist on drawing a broad line of demarcation between the fighting man and the thinking man is liable to have its fighting done by fools and its thinking done by cowards." - Sir William Francis Butler
I had fun with this one, though I also kinda miss the "super stage" and the "shoot'n'scoot" that such stages require. I also got video of my run:
Thanks to everyone, again!
Disappointed I missed this, working the graveyard shift. Congrats to Todd and James as usual, hope to make the next one.
I like the first stage where the other squad members couldn't see the shooter. You don't really know how they ran it, and the issues with their approach, so it makes you think harder about your plan.
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