I have been sitting on this montage for some time now, uncertain whether or not I should reveal its contents. Unfortunately, I am a procrastinator extraordinaire, suffering from a crippling mental affliction to perfection. I am not a very good video editor, and this is not a sniping montage, so I am uncertain whether or not there is an appetite for this kind of thing. Hopefully there is, but I will admit that I am nervous. The genesis of this montage can be found in the incessant 'buff First Curse' threads that haunt these forums far too frequently, and to which I often respond. I cannot claim to be the best, but I am sure of my precision, hopefully, this montage will show the doubting Thomas, of which there are many, that First Curse truly is the hand cannon without equal. This montage, consists of fifty individual clips, the maximum that ShareFactory allows. Every kill, in every one of those clips is precise, with several clips containing several precision kills, each of which were called. Within this all precision montage, you will see what I think are very good examples of the techniques and operation of First Curse, sprinkled with my own style, finesse, and panache, which I believe best exemplifies what it is to be a true hand cannon master. I will admit that the triple down/DMHs are a little scruffy looking, I do miss the occasional shot, but at times, urgency can be the adversary of absolute precision. In every instance, I do correct for the precision kill, but there are misses to which I will gladly admit (I consider all body shots as misses). Moving forward, you will see triple taps, at fire rate, and on moving targets, that are close, further away, in the air, or on the ground, and around blind corners. Hopefully, those doubters will see how quick you can fire First Curse, and these should silence forever, the 'buff fire rate' complaint. These triple taps will also address the 'three headshot' argument. First Curse does require the same number of headshots as other hand cannons, but precision, snapping and triple tapping, are the keys to success, and out performing lesser hand cannons. There are a couple of double triple taps (ie six consecutive headshots), one of which is at fire rate. I am still searching for the elusive triple triple tap, which consists of nine consecutive headshots (if anyone has a video of that feat, I would love to see it). There is even a triple tap which is spread amongst two separate guardians, one head shot on one guardian, two headshots on another, with the second resulting in a two-hit kill. The last section, which consists of snapshots, makes up the bulk of this montage. This is the section that I am most proud of, as I believe that snapshooting is the hardest technique to master with hand cannons. Snapshots, and snapshooting, are in fact an advanced hand cannon aiming technique. If you look through this montage, you will see that I very rarely spend much time aiming, because there is no need to. If you have to concern yourself with the minutiae of traditional aiming, you will always be on the back foot. In addition to snapshooting, I have included examples of quickscopes, dragscopes, and such the like. Hand cannons are the most advanced weapons in Destiny, easy to handle, but hard to master. As every weapon in Destiny should be. I hope you like this montage. Go easy on the editing, it is not my strong point Thank you for watching ;) Edit: Thanks for all the great comments guardians, they are appreciated! The Sun has just started shining on my side of the planet, so I will work my way through the responses as quick as I can, for now I have to take my daughter to school. Edit 2: Thanks for all the fantastic comments, they are appreciated! At one point this thread was trending. I am working my way through the comments to thank, and respond to any questions. I just never thought that this Montage would be so popular, thanks again guardians! :)