NoSecondBest
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I have one more thing to ad to what makes a good shot. No matter what your ability when practicing alone, it's what you can do under pressure that really counts. I've seen lots of really good shooters perform very poorly when the crowds watching and the clock's ticking. The ability to shoot with an adrenaline dump going on while still maintaining your fine motor skills will seperate those with similar ability in practice. Sort of the "buck fever" of competition.