JamesBailey
Form Factor'ed!
In terms of learning and Mayberry, I do think their matches are good venues. They typically send you the course of fire (with general details) in advance of the match. Someone looking to learn can spend a good bit of time practicing and thinking about the various techniques. At the match, there is no requirement that you have to hit every target - safety is really the only thing you ALWAYS have to execute on - so don't overly stress about the target size. If you are safe and friendly, you will get a lot out of the other shooters. Then after the match, typically someone posts some photos which you can review and think about for your after action learning.
I started shooting precision and carbine matches with Mayberry only last year. I attended every match they ran in 2011 and I can honestly say I learned a ton about shooting and had a ton of fun doing it.
Plus, where else do you get to shoot out of a setup like this little dude has?
That ray gun he has is optional
Seriously, the sniper's hide for the MAN DOWN! stage of next weekend's precision match will look a lot like this - I know because I built it
I started shooting precision and carbine matches with Mayberry only last year. I attended every match they ran in 2011 and I can honestly say I learned a ton about shooting and had a ton of fun doing it.
Plus, where else do you get to shoot out of a setup like this little dude has?
That ray gun he has is optional
Seriously, the sniper's hide for the MAN DOWN! stage of next weekend's precision match will look a lot like this - I know because I built it