Re: Pistol Question
A notable difference when using pistols is the sights. When zoomed in, on some pistols you want to put basically the aiming thing on the end of the gun on your target. On others (I think MEC pistols mainly) you have to have like .5cm to 1cm (in terms of space on your screen) between the pistol image and the target. If you're unsure if the pistol you're using has this deviation and you don't know if you should aim low or dead on, just zoom out, point at a static object about 20 feet away that you'll easily recognize the same location on when zoomed in, and without moving, zoom in. Find the spot your crosshairs were over in the zoomed in location, and that's where you want to put your target. This helped me a lot when going for my basic/vet pistol badge.
A notable difference when using pistols is the sights. When zoomed in, on some pistols you want to put basically the aiming thing on the end of the gun on your target. On others (I think MEC pistols mainly) you have to have like .5cm to 1cm (in terms of space on your screen) between the pistol image and the target. If you're unsure if the pistol you're using has this deviation and you don't know if you should aim low or dead on, just zoom out, point at a static object about 20 feet away that you'll easily recognize the same location on when zoomed in, and without moving, zoom in. Find the spot your crosshairs were over in the zoomed in location, and that's where you want to put your target. This helped me a lot when going for my basic/vet pistol badge.
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