TEXT: First shot Task resolution.
  1. Select Target
  2. Determine Range
  3. Calculate Windage/Drop
  4. Prepare
  5. Fire
  Explanation:
  Select Target:  Identify who would be best target for overall task accomplishment.  Leader, most dangerous,
  best armed etc.
  Determine Range:  This can be accomplished with MP Laser range finder, integral range finder (scope) if 
  available or guess.
  Calculate Windage/Drop:  Wind can be a factor on an accurate shot at long range.  The ballistic 
  characteristics of fired rounds are also a factor.  As a round travels, it looses momentum.  This causes the 
  round to fall.  Someone familiar with their weapon and ammo will know this and can factor this into their 
  calculations.
  Prepare:  This is an abstract involving breathing, frame of mind, vision, nerves etc.  It is included here for 
  accuracy.
  Fire:  Actually taking the shot.
  Second and successive round task resolution.
  1. Recover
  2. Select Target
  3. Prepare
  4. Fire
  5. Recover
  Recover:  This involves relaxing tensed muscles, and mind.  It also involves checking the target for hit, 
  effect etc.
  Select Target:  Identify who would be best target for overall task accomplishment.  Leader, most dangerous,
  best armed etc.
  Note:  Re-calculation is not necessary if second and successive targets are within +/- 50 meters of 
  Zero Target.  (first target).  If not then add this step in.
  Prepare:  This is an abstract involving breathing, frame of mind, vision, nerves etc.  It is included here for 
  accuracy.
  Fire:  Actually taking the shot.
  Recover:  This involves relaxing tensed muscles, and mind.  It also involves checking the target for hit, 
  effect etc.
  This assumes that your shooter has 5 movements per round.  In the case of a shooter who moves more 
  slowly these tasks will roll over to the next and or successive rounds.
  
SOURCE: textdata/thevault/The Morrow Project/Unofficial/The Supply Bunker/Outside Contributions/Michael Chestnutt 1/First Shot Task Resolution.pdf