Pond James Pond
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I'm not suggesting that YOU were unsafe -- just that the course design perhaps could've been better thought out.
I realise that wasn't the point being made and am happy for that, but I can't say the course in and of itself was not unsafe or ill-thought, just inconvenient.
Perhaps there is an aspect I am over-looking but that is my take on it having run the course. The RO did make a point of reminding competitors of the need to keep the barrel down range.
Had I kept my thumb down against the grip, the stage would have finished badly better. I did not even consciously move it and that is what will need work.
The safety is also very easy to flip. I don't know if that is a good thing or not on a gun, but I can now see why some people prefer not to have them and consider them a liability.
All the same I'm quite happy with my overall position considering the standard of the other shooters.
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