Upgraded to the expert from a previous model and looking for any proficient air pistol shooters to provide a few of their sessions so I can compare .
I am averaging 93 and looking to see what the trace of a better shooter looks like.
Under the old software I could download pro shooters and see their shots, but have yet to find the same files for the new Expert software.
Many thanks if you can help.
Mark
Scatt Expert users?
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Re: Scatt Expert users?
Hello,
I just upgraded to the Scatt Expert software as well, and I like it quite a bit. I'm no pro, but here is a link to one of my most recent files: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ah_eay9MK2irlhAK_93 ... y?e=Qk0nAd
Ryan
I just upgraded to the Scatt Expert software as well, and I like it quite a bit. I'm no pro, but here is a link to one of my most recent files: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Ah_eay9MK2irlhAK_93 ... y?e=Qk0nAd
Ryan
Re: Scatt Expert users?
Out of interest are you using the wireless MX2? Does it pick up the sound of a dry firing mechanical trigger and the click of an electronic trigger? The click is near silent on some new guns.
Re: Scatt Expert users?
Thanks Ryan.
I will take a look and see if I can learn.
I have found that the actual impacts and where SCATT says they were are not always in the same ring!
I have to say I preferred the old software.
Mark
I am using the new wireless system which is based on a camera feed.
It does pick up dry fire of my Steyr Evo, when I cock the lever but don't fully close it, there is quite a click on dry fire.
I think it also picks up the click of just the electric trigger.
I will Confirm that ASAP.
I will take a look and see if I can learn.
I have found that the actual impacts and where SCATT says they were are not always in the same ring!
I have to say I preferred the old software.
Mark
I am using the new wireless system which is based on a camera feed.
It does pick up dry fire of my Steyr Evo, when I cock the lever but don't fully close it, there is quite a click on dry fire.
I think it also picks up the click of just the electric trigger.
I will Confirm that ASAP.
Re: Scatt Expert users?
I've used the MX-02 and and the WS1 with my electronic Steyr EVO and it works just fine dry-firing. You can adjust the sensitivity if needed on the calibration screen (or move the hardware closer to the trigger).
Like you, I have also noticed that the Scatt shot positions can be quite different than on paper when live-firing, so I don't put too much stock in the scores, or even the sizes of groups unless I'm having an outstanding day. I have found that the Scatt exaggerates errors, even when the f-coefficient is turned way down. Having said that, it is still incredibly useful as a training tool.
Like you, I have also noticed that the Scatt shot positions can be quite different than on paper when live-firing, so I don't put too much stock in the scores, or even the sizes of groups unless I'm having an outstanding day. I have found that the Scatt exaggerates errors, even when the f-coefficient is turned way down. Having said that, it is still incredibly useful as a training tool.
Re: Scatt Expert users?
Ryan,
Just had a look at your trace, very interesting! Although I got around the same number of points, the way you achieved yours was much nicer.
Your hold compared to mine showed how much more I need to work. Your trigger release also showed much less disturbance.
I will have a look in more detail, but thanks for sharing.
Mark S
Just had a look at your trace, very interesting! Although I got around the same number of points, the way you achieved yours was much nicer.
Your hold compared to mine showed how much more I need to work. Your trigger release also showed much less disturbance.
I will have a look in more detail, but thanks for sharing.
Mark S