In case you are in the mood to blow something up...

[pt145ss]

http://dsc.discovery.com/tv/future-weap ... annon.html

[nedmoore]

Third tries a charm! I hope the Marines don't start calling me!

[Dan20703]

I made it to Round 9
Score 78,200

[old farmer]

score 48,500

[Tactical_Texan_CHL]

43800! That was fun!

[bpet]

Not bad but I'll bet the real thing is even more fun.

[AggieMM]

That was a nice "escape". I got to round 10, 83200 points

Ryan

[OverEasy]

142,000. I hope that's not enough points that they are going to call and try to get me to sign up. Besides I'm an old sailor, not a cannon cocker.
It was fun, but I clicked on the post thinking maybe there would be some "formulas' or something.
Maybe next time, OE

[ScubaSigGuy]

91000

Those darn moving choppers.

[RPBrown]

97900 Round 11. Not bad for an old fat blind man

[ictoamn]

... But I have the advantage of being a product of the Nintendo generation

[Fosforos]

I made it through, final score of 192800.
That was fun.

[KBCraig]

I first discovered it a few months back, and haven't played it in at least six months.

I'm an old redleg, so I approached it methodically, understanding the technical difference in high-angle and low-angle fire (not to mention direct fire).

I also took firing notes.

I don't remember my exact scores, but within a day I was getting all the way through the course. At that point scoring is about bonuses for high-value targets, and conserving ammo through careful bracketed fire. Referring back to firing data from previous missions doesn't hurt.