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June 13, 2013, 02:22 PM | #76 |
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I liked Chee a lot in Season 4. He wanted to go to elimination when he shot poorly, and was visibly upset when they sent someone else, instead. He commented a couple of times that he wanted to prove himself.
In last night's episode, I absolutely believe that Chee's head wasn't right when he was going head to head with Gabby. I believe that she would beat him on that type of challenge whether his head was in it or not, but I don't think she'd have beaten him quite so badly. Gunny vs Alex was interesting. It showed a lot of confidence and competetive fire on Gunny's part to call out Alex, and to then calmly take that challenge from him. Jamie was very transparent with his "poor shooting" during practice. He missed too big. He should have aimed for one of the rings closer to the bull, rather than shooting at the edge of the paper. I was surprised that William actually bit on that obvious bait. Even knowing that Jamie was trying to look bad, I didn't expect him to beat William. I know Jamie is a strong shooter, but William is a monster with pistols-- his audition tape for the show really illustrates that. It's on YouTube, for any who want to see it. Kelly... Wow. He was very casually fast & accurate. The work he has put in since Season 1 was very visible. I think I have to call him the person to beat on the show. 3 episodes in, he is making it look easy, so far.
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I've shot in USPSA and/or IDPA competition against three people who have appeared on past seasons of Top Shot, and all were excellent pistol shooters, even the one who was considered to be a rifle expert, with little handgun experience; probably more about what the show's producers sold us concerning each of the competitors' abilities. |
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