XDKingslayer
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Why would it take any longer to shoot a DAO weapon as opposed to a SAO weapon? Because you have to take the safety off?
Let's review...
There are three basic steps that you have to follow to shoot. 1. Unholster the weapon. 2. Raise the weapon and sight on your target. 3. Pull the trigger.
Ok, now stay with me. Those things have to happen regardless of DAO or SAO. The only difference being the manipulation of the safety. Now the nice thing is, we can slide that in just about anywhere.
We can call it 1.5 and perform that action between holstering and raising the weapon (this is where I prefer to do it). Or we can call it 2a. and perform that action while raising and sighting the weapon. Therefore making the time between 0 and 3 the same regardless of weapon action.
Let's review...
There are three basic steps that you have to follow to shoot. 1. Unholster the weapon. 2. Raise the weapon and sight on your target. 3. Pull the trigger.
Ok, now stay with me. Those things have to happen regardless of DAO or SAO. The only difference being the manipulation of the safety. Now the nice thing is, we can slide that in just about anywhere.
We can call it 1.5 and perform that action between holstering and raising the weapon (this is where I prefer to do it). Or we can call it 2a. and perform that action while raising and sighting the weapon. Therefore making the time between 0 and 3 the same regardless of weapon action.
