Pistols had to go into a bucket, mag out, empty chamber. Another few seconds that ate into your rifle time, and put a touch more stress on you. All of the movement was very much like a prs match. Start 8ish feet behind the barricade, all equipment in hand, at the buzzer step up, set the rifle down, take 3 steps to the pistol bucket and engage targets, dump your pistol and then get to work with your rifle. Only one stage had a lot of movement. Shoot the foxes, and run 30ish yards into the woods and engage five pistol plates. That last fox was giving me fits, and I knew I need to get moving, when the buzzer went off and she yelled “TIME!”. I was like WTF just happened. I blinked my eyes and 90 seconds was gone!