Hmmm, what I think personally is that only a small portion of information is being put out. Prior to the match at the walk through it was put out multiple times to not go so fast that it would cause you to break the 180. By calling it a "180 trap" and "unsportsmanlike conduct" is misleading. Shooters were informed of the 180 risk. A (one) shooter went too fast and broke the 180, out of how many shooters? The information was put out, period. At some point the individual shooter needs be individually accountable for his actions, and the decisions he makes during the course of fire. I can honestly say that in 24 years of shooting in various arenas I have never, EVER seen a "trap" designed to make shooters to fail. I have seen situations which level the playing field by forcing faster shooters to mitigate risks. My question now would be; were you present at the walk through, and if so, were you paying attention?
