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Stage: Comstock scored 30 round stage with 15 USPSA targets.

Start Position: Inside shooting area with feet on marks and wrists below belt. Handgun loaded and holstered.

Procedure: Upon audible start signal, engage targets from within the shooting area. Competitor must stay within the fault lines per 1.1.5.5.

What happened: Competitor engages 4 targets from the start position and retreats backwards. While retreating, one foot steps out of the shooting area (X mark). Competitor brings foot back in and engages 2 targets. The competitor then moves to the left and engages 3 more targets. The competitor then cuts across two fault lines and engages the last 6 targets from within the fault lines. The competitor only fired 2 shots at each target.

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