yea ive seen it a few time
ok so if you have full eye seal, type of foam is usually what is contacting skin , bbs can squeeze thru the foam skin part , yes straps and attachment points break when shot all the time
Is it better though if people are still getting caught in the morning? It clearly isn’t doing what it is supposed to.
still they chrono no one and only spot check , here this is why it is bad, lets say 10 people play , we know 2 are intentionally cheating with hot shooters and the other 8 are as honest as honest can be , we don't do mandatory chrono at the start of the day and only spot check during games, we spot check during the second game, 4 people all pass, 2 people are still out on site with hot shooters.
Which is exactly the same situation as at the vast majority of other sites. Intentional cheats will lie about BB weights, use different BBs to chrono and dial up the hop.
so we take the assumption he is intentional cheating the chrono and hurts someone , and is then caught? if so, then the site wouldn't be found at fault it would be the player who intentional cheated would be found at faultOn that, I did some health and safety liability training last century - specifically about how to avoid being sued or charged when things go wrong, as they will.
It was drilled in that the worst thing you can do from a liability perspective is to identify a risk, and then put in place inadequate mitigation, because what you're doing is creating the rod that the HSE (or an insurer) will use to beat you.
"You claimed that all players must be checked before playing. So run us through how Harry Hotgun evaded your checks and injured Tiny Tim, and why your process failed to anticipate and prevent that."
How would you defend pre-game chrono, especially with "Trust me, bro" BB weights? We all know that it's trivial to cheat it, it's not a secret. ?
If the site had identified a risk of people attempting to cheat the chrono and someone had managed to do so, the site would very possibly be found to be at fault as their measures to prevent it happening were inadequate.
first off why are you name calling me for wanting to have more rigours standards for chrono then none at all, site culture and community is better then having a safety procedure?. anyone in mitigation against a site, using AP as an example as a defence would auto win they do not have mandatory chrono and have no way of knowing how many people are cheating the chrono on any given day
if they lie about bb weight its easy to tell because of the chrono results , as i said before integral part of the hobby knowing bb weight ,fps and the chrono,
That makes no sense at all. The joules is calculated using the weight given by the player so if the player lies about the bb weight then the joules reading will be wrong making a hot gun appear ok
na the fps will not match your joule reading if i have a j reading of 1.2 and say im using 0.2 the fps is gonna be 360 mark if i have the same j reading and they say they are using 0.2 and the fps is 240 , im gonna question that and ask to weigh the bbs cos there using heavy ammo , 0.45 bbs
that specific example would be related to what the site rules are ... so for example if the site rules where 1.2 j for full auto 1.88 for dmr and 2.3 for bolt action and a guy rolled up and said he was using .32s and his fps was 280/290 and his joules are 1.20/1.25 that's with in an acceptable variance all depending on how much over the site allows , i would be raising eye brows if if he said .32 and his fps is 240 and his joules is 1.20 , i don't think the average person cheating the chrono is going to such efforts to hide small % , but more larger jumps, i would also probly assume that people that are new to the hobby and either dont understand joule creep or that changing the weight is cheating the chrono ,i see it all the time on posts on facebook about people being a little to hot and some peoples advice is to just use heavy ammo , the consequences of that catch up with people
