I've never fired it in a match, but I practice a bit now and then. How do us TFL'rs suggest improving the scores?
Here's my situation:
Stage 1: Most 1st shots 1.45 to 1.55 seconds; last run, only 9 points down. Like those center hits, though T-1 has 'em all close and T-2 has barely -0 hits all over. Time is around :32, and most encouraging.
Stage 2: Ahh one or two misses , but -1s pop up and the occasional -3 hurts bad .
Time is not so bad, but the points down are discouraging.
Stage 3: Gotta look at the previous scores, but last time was icky. Four misses and precious few -0s (okay, about half of the hits). Points down are killing me!
End result--barely SS, depending on how we should place the pistol.
The scoring system seems to favor accuracy over speed. I'd be quite happy if I could cut my points down in half, while keeping the same speed. My speed seems appropriate for defensive scenarios (typically splits of .75 or so).
Any suggestions other than experimenting with how slowly I can back off to shoot all -0s?
Here's my situation:
Stage 1: Most 1st shots 1.45 to 1.55 seconds; last run, only 9 points down. Like those center hits, though T-1 has 'em all close and T-2 has barely -0 hits all over. Time is around :32, and most encouraging.
Stage 2: Ahh one or two misses , but -1s pop up and the occasional -3 hurts bad .
Time is not so bad, but the points down are discouraging.
Stage 3: Gotta look at the previous scores, but last time was icky. Four misses and precious few -0s (okay, about half of the hits). Points down are killing me!
End result--barely SS, depending on how we should place the pistol.
The scoring system seems to favor accuracy over speed. I'd be quite happy if I could cut my points down in half, while keeping the same speed. My speed seems appropriate for defensive scenarios (typically splits of .75 or so).
Any suggestions other than experimenting with how slowly I can back off to shoot all -0s?