In this video I take you through my actual shoot at the New Zealand Masters Games in Dunedin—both days, warts and all. It’s the follow-up to my trip video, but this time it’s all about what happened on the shooting line: how the event ran, how I handled the pressure, and an honest look at my performance. I was shooting my Topoint Reliance (after swapping to new strings) with Pandarus Ice Point arrows, and I’ll talk through what worked, what didn’t, and what I came away with. Day one was a “creeping round” (first time I’d even heard of it), basically a mini 1440: 144 arrows across four distances. I break down my score sheet and consistency—plenty of good ends, but also a few frustrating 8s and too many 9s where I should’ve cleaned it up. I ended up with silver, and also picked up a second silver for Champion of Champions across age groups (I’m in the 50+). Day two was the fun shoot… and it was absolute chaos in the best way—random scoring rules, reverse scoring, giving scores away—proper crapshoot stuff. I didn’t win it, but I had a brilliant time and I’d 100% go again.