In the "how to get better in airsoft" sessions, Defrowe Airsoft and special guest talk about taking snapshots in a speedsoft game... "Snapshotting in speedsoft is a technique used to quickly take out an opponent while only exposing yourself for the minimum about of time. The goal is to catch your opponent by surprise and eliminate them before they have a chance to react. This technique is particularly useful in close quarters and can be a game-changer in fast-paced, high-pressure situations.

To perform a snapshot in speedsoft, you'll need to first get into the right position. This typically involves getting low and hugging a wall or other object that provides cover. From this position, you'll need to be able to quickly pop out and aim at your target.

Once you have your position and line of sight established, it's time to take the shot. To do this, you'll need to quickly pop out from cover, shoot, and snap back into cover all in one fluid motion. This is where practice and muscle memory come in handy. The more you do it, the smoother and quicker your movements will become.

In order to be effective with snapshotting, it's important to have good gun handling skills. This means being able to quickly and accurately aim your gun, as well as having the dexterity to manipulate your gun's controls smoothly and efficiently. Additionally, it's a good idea to have a reliable airsoft gun that has a high rate of fire and a decent trigger response time.

Another key aspect of snapshotting is the element of surprise. To maximize the chances of taking out your opponent, you'll want to try to catch them off guard. This can be achieved by making unexpected movements or using cover to hide your movements."