This is definitely more applicable to IPSC matches. For example, last Sunday at a match, the course of fire was to put 2 rounds in each target, string 1=freestyle, string 2=weak hand, string 3=strong hand. Since it was Comstock scoring, you can make up shots. Since I can't hit the broadside of a barn with my weak hand, I put 3 rounds in each target in the 1st string, shot the dirt on the 2nd string, and shot 3 rounds in each target on the 3rd string.
Yeah, it's playing cheap, but I didn't bottom out that stage by any means!
Originally posted by outsider0506 This is definitely more applicable to IPSC matches. For example, last Sunday at a match, the course of fire was to put 2 rounds in each target, string 1=freestyle, string 2=weak hand, string 3=strong hand. Since it was Comstock scoring, you can make up shots. Since I can't hit the broadside of a barn with my weak hand, I put 3 rounds in each target in the 1st string, shot the dirt on the 2nd string, and shot 3 rounds in each target on the 3rd string.
Yeah, it's playing cheap, but I didn't bottom out that stage by any means!
...and that's why those stages are usually virginia count. Good on ya for taking advantage of the Comstock stage rules.
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