I got the badge but can't call myself a crack shot, cuz the only
things I failed to known down on that day were - alamak - all the
moving targets! (Albeit my M16 wasn't zeroed, but I've long
struggled with this phase anyway.)
I also found the slightly-revamped format then to be "easier."
Unlike my Tekong days where we had the full 300-meter rundown, my
reservist shoot used proportionally-smaller targets at a shorter
distance (to simulate the full-sized targets at 300m of old). To
me, that's unrealistic in 2 ways: it's unpractical training for
presumed enemies who're standing that far away in real life, &
you can't factor in the vertical bullet-trajectory ramifications
along the way too [i.e. aim slightly lower for 300m, & slightly
higher for 200m).
Didn't complain about the $200 reward, though.
