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If she arrived in an old Porsche...

If this chick arrived in an old Porsche she would be just about perfect. YouTube - IPSC Laetitia Daguenel Glock 17

I'm impressed that with all that running and manuvering her gun was allways pointed down range. Never once saw it skyward or down at the ground.

Well trained and a real cutie! Her accent would put her over the top for me!

I like her unload and show empty. That snatching the ejected round is pretty cool.

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Originally Posted by Lothar (Post 5775298)

I like her unload and show empty. That snatching the ejected round is pretty cool.

I was watching her ass and missed that bit. I'll try again.

what is the guy following her holding? some sound, shot counter?

chick is hot!! if i could afford to shoot that much ammo..i would love to try it.

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Originally Posted by vash (Post 5776692)

what is the guy following her holding? some sound, shot counter?

It's a shot timer. There are quite a few different ones, even one for the iPhone.

Not the exact one in the video, but you get the idea.

IPSC Shot Timer / CED7000 / CED 7000

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A shot time is a device, which picks up the noise of the shots, and displays the split times between each shot – to a hundredth of a second. It is a “must have” item for IPSC shooting – and an extremely helpful training aid as well. For this reason many competition shooters at all levels have a shot timer in their range bag at all times.

The timer also provides the start signal by beeping sharply after a controlled short delay. This is the signal for the shooter to draw his gun and commence his run though the stage.

Modern timers include a wide array of additional features, including various delay settings, digital sensitivity adjustments, memory for strings, count down and accumulative Comstock, and various Par settings, to set multiple beeps for training.