It’s a blast. If you get a chance, definitely go. Don’t wait til you’re “good enough” because you’ll improve (and learn where you need to improve) more at one match than you will in a long time of “practice” elsewhere. Thanks.
It’s not a common stage design element because it tends to use a lot of paper targets, but I have seen a handful of them over the years. One per stages will put a huge emphasis on transitions because rather than transitioning once to a target and then firing two shots, you are transitioning for each and every shot, so the transitions will have to be both fast and precise in order to do well.
@@dylanarmament it’s somewhat more common to see them on Virginia count stages (shoot x number of targets with 1 round then reload and re-engage, etc.) but they’re fine on comstock stages and the fact that this stage has steel means it has to have been comstock. Which is lucky for me because on the very first paper target I forgot what I was doing and threw two at it out of force of habit lol.
That just looks like so much fun, maybe one day I’ll get my butt to a match! GG’S btw!
It’s a blast. If you get a chance, definitely go. Don’t wait til you’re “good enough” because you’ll improve (and learn where you need to improve) more at one match than you will in a long time of “practice” elsewhere.
Thanks.
Was it just that particular stage "always never II" that had one shot per? I have never seen one shot on paper in a match?
It’s not a common stage design element because it tends to use a lot of paper targets, but I have seen a handful of them over the years. One per stages will put a huge emphasis on transitions because rather than transitioning once to a target and then firing two shots, you are transitioning for each and every shot, so the transitions will have to be both fast and precise in order to do well.
@@01HondaS2kXD would they be Virginia count as well?
@@dylanarmament it’s somewhat more common to see them on Virginia count stages (shoot x number of targets with 1 round then reload and re-engage, etc.) but they’re fine on comstock stages and the fact that this stage has steel means it has to have been comstock. Which is lucky for me because on the very first paper target I forgot what I was doing and threw two at it out of force of habit lol.
@@01HondaS2kXD it definitely seems like brain mash, I call it😂 pretty cool, thanks
@@dylanarmament lol yeah. It’s like how sometimes after a 3 per stage you’ll reflexively fire 3 at the first target lol.