That is a tough one for Madison. You have enough to calculate without wondering if your gun is going to fire on command, what a head wrecker. The rule thing is a great learning experience and a mistake that won't be made again, probably never happened to her before so was not front in center in the mind. Having to purposely miss on your first barrel is a wild concept but in a shoot off you see things in rules... Great video Nick and Thank You for the coverage. Malfunction with the second shot- At a single target , target to be repeated. The target can be broken only with the second shot and is counted zero if broken with the first shot.
It's a rule that everyone that shoots fitasc should know. Especially at that level. I do agree the ref should've said repeat pair miss first target and shoot at second target.. when one is so focused it's easy to forget that rule. The malfunction rule is obvious in fitasc and no test firing is also an obvious rule. If your trigger malfunctions and you have a replacement better, it better be in your pocket. They can technically say zeros for the rest of the shots on the current menu. You can't leave the hoop.
You think that you can really shoot a shotgun until you attend one of these events. This was in Kansas about 20 years ago. I rubbed my sore rump all the way home, where some of these guys kicked me pretty hard.
Feel what? She looked like a spoiled brat, when she was not allowed to test her gun as per the rules. While she´s getting it fixed she can work on saying pull...
Cheery bunch 😀
That is a tough one for Madison. You have enough to calculate without wondering if your gun is going to fire on command, what a head wrecker. The rule thing is a great learning experience and a mistake that won't be made again, probably never happened to her before so was not front in center in the mind. Having to purposely miss on your first barrel is a wild concept but in a shoot off you see things in rules... Great video Nick and Thank You for the coverage.
Malfunction with the second shot- At a single target , target to be repeated.
The target can be broken only with the second shot and is counted zero if broken with the first shot.
Thank you for posting this explanation. I had no idea what happened.
Nah that’s crap. Ref should’ve said something beforehand. As that’s a very specific fitasc only rule.
@@jjmilkman The referee should have said Gun malfunction! Repeat the target second barrel to count , he didn’t shit referee !
It's a rule that everyone that shoots fitasc should know. Especially at that level. I do agree the ref should've said repeat pair miss first target and shoot at second target.. when one is so focused it's easy to forget that rule. The malfunction rule is obvious in fitasc and no test firing is also an obvious rule. If your trigger malfunctions and you have a replacement better, it better be in your pocket. They can technically say zeros for the rest of the shots on the current menu. You can't leave the hoop.
Thanks for posting this. Great to see Zach rack up a World FITASC!
Great video as usual Nick and congrats to all winners. especially zach for getting it done!
Great job as always Nick.
I Liked this
Amazing how much more technical the targets are compared to 20 years ago.
You think that you can really shoot a shotgun until you attend one of these events. This was in Kansas about 20 years ago. I rubbed my sore rump all the way home, where some of these guys kicked me pretty hard.
can not see targets
You have to feel for Madison…
Feel what? She looked like a spoiled brat, when she was not allowed to test her gun as per the rules. While she´s getting it fixed she can work on saying pull...
This is too frustrating. The targets are invisible! Learn to use your lens correctly.
Lol one bird sounds like she's singing a note and the other one can't complete the word pull
Was this a competion about which women could close their gun the loudest! 😂😂😂😂
Oh, that's funny. There's not a girl in this competition that can't embrace you on the corse.
15.30 miss depressing but good viewing nice to see George on form.