Small gallery, made sense; there was a full class going on. Honestly she'd consider joining a class, but it would ruin people's experience to get SO outclassed when she decided to go all out, so a small, private thing would be a good idea for now. She nodded along at the instructions: literal shooting gallery, hit the targets, not the drones, but the drones were meant for a good beating and the rounds were meant not to cause one, just in case. Bunny was PRETTY sure she could still manage it, but eh, there was no joy in destroying those things for the hell of it.<br/><br/>Now came the fun part, which ironically would be both easier and difficult due to her experience and talent with handguns: shooting this gun in a way that was unfamiliar to her. Now realistically at this close a range, her ideal shooting position was a right-proper Firefight(tm) stance, complete with slightly-of-axis tilt to the pistol and a close-in, thin-profile shooting profile... so a more traditional isosceles shooting style was 'awkward' to her instincts, making her have to stop and think and not simply 'do'... but at the same time it's not like she couldn't SHOOT that way anyhow, so she had to just...<em>really</em>think about what she was doing far past the point of overthinking... in the hope that she overthought how to be BAD at this enough that it looked like she was overthinking how to be GOOD at this...<br/><br/>She took her stance, making sure her thumb was pointed too far up instead of forward, her left was too far up on the grip but not uncomfortably so, arms too far out but not painfully so, and was not crouched into her stance enough...<br/><br/>End result was a stance that looked like she'd seen it on TV and had been paying something of attention, but hadn't done this before in real life. Could probably aim down sights okay, but would take a bit longer to reacquire iron sights due to recoil, and she'd certainly feel the recoil notably in the high-caliber pistol of such a size.<br/><br/>So, when the time for shooting came - and she had the necessary eye protection on (she confirmed having dampers in her ears did not require earpro, but the same did not extend to cybernetic eyes for some reason), and she was confirmed as able to start shooting, she took aim... lining the front sight up with the SIDE post of the rear sights, and pulled the trigger, feeling the recoil hit her harder than she'd ever let it in a combat scenario. Result was to be expected; she missed the target, but for a grazing wind past the paper itself.<br/><br/>Mentally she knew she had 15 shots, so after adjusting her grip - 'hard on the wrists!' - she popped through the remainder of her shots. Some hit the target, many were too low consistently, like the gun was too front-heavy for her (for someone her size, it very well would be), and at the end she had to be 'surprised' that that was it. She frowned - wasn't hard to fake; she just pretended that was her ACTUAL legitimate attempt at shooting - and put the gun down after she bumbled the clip out of the gun...<br/><br/>...<br/><br/><strong><tt class="bbc_tt">Is this thing supposed to be so uncomfortable to shoot?</tt></strong>Part of her signed inquiry was sincere; it was a question she always had for the 'premier pistol for security forces worldwide,' and one of the most popular models in the shadows...