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Re: Helpfull shooting research
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Originally Posted by davidthefat View Post
IMHO, the shooting is 80% hardware. If you cannot manufacture a shooter with a margin of error of 5 inches per shot, never ever even dream of getting a 100% accuracy. I know that is the exaggeration, but many people on the team is putting it on the shoulders of the software. I cannot guarantee even a 25% accuracy with a shooter that has a margin of error of even 2 feet.
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