Beijing 2008

This is all down to your ability to time your crosshair stops,before your first shot. Its only 5 in a row you need to get. Takes some practice ,just take your time and try to steady the crosshair before you decide to shoot

Personally I found this achievement very difficult due to the obvious reason of getting five 10 scores in a row, you may not think it sounds hard but this one took me quite a while and was very frustrating due to me always missing the final shot!

The easiest way I did it was to try and shoot fairly quickly as this is when the cursor/aim is the quickest and most steady- making it easier to shoot 10, but don't rush your shot! if you don't feel confident in getting the shot you can let the time go and the shot will reset for you to have another go, just take your time considering what I said earlier about the quicker the easier.

Simply shoot five 10 scores in a row and the achievement will pop up after the round:D

Hope this helps good luck - happy hunting!!

Practice the event in training first, it will help calibration and co-ordination skills required for the event. Once familiar with the event, do it in Olympic mode.

Before doing the event, make sure the slow motion is full and have at least 2 bars on slow motion extend (slow motion extend might not be required). I'm not sure how much effect accuracy has for the achievement, personally, my accuracy was half full.

It is possible to slow motion at least four shots using about a quarter of the bar on each shot using this method, making the chances of unlocking the achievement a lot easier. Make sure to get a good calibration at the start and a ten on the first shot without using slow motion, maybe the first two depending on your own confidence. My recommendation is to activate slow motion once aimed steadily around the spot required to shoot for a ten, there is no need to rush into slow motion. Get a rough aim, slow motion, perfect the aim and shoot, it should score a ten each time.

Personally, it took me about four tries using this method after coming tantalisingly close on many occasions in training mode. I hope this helps people out, I personally feel using this method makes it feel far less daunting then the TA ratio suggests.