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A flick shot, sometimes referred to as a snap is where you perform a very fast crosshair movement onto your target. The purpose of the flick shot technique is to mitigate the impact of enemy movement on your aim and to acquire and dispatch targets as fast as possible. A flick shot helps mitigate enemy movement by moving so rapidly that in the time it took to perform the flick, the target has either not moved at all, or has only managed to move a tiny amount.

Flick shots allow for near-instant target acquisition which means you are poised to pump out the highest amount of damage possible in the timeframe available to you. If you are slow to acquire targets they are far more likely to take you down first or move to safety. Besides flicks to acquire targets, flicks will be most useful for single fire or semi-automatic weapons, rather than rapid fire weapons.

They are done by performing a very fast mouse movement opposed to a slower, controlled tracking movement. With practise and the right sensitivity for you these flick shots can become amazingly accurate and can seriously elevate your play.

Flickshot design has a modern sporty look with perforated grip areas and rubberised patterned strips. Pink and blue hue accented arrows contrast gray shaded and black arrows, reflecting different types of flickshots: Black ones are the most common and basic flicks, silver are intermediate ones and the chromatic ones represent the most masterful and acrobatic, almost impossible of flicks out there. The coloured parts are treated so they are scratch resistant.

This collection is dedicated to all those who took their time and patience to practise and master flickshots