You also have to make sure you space out your firing positions enough so that you aren't bitten by the scatter rolls.
Missed bullets are better aimed then hits. I.e: if you aim at something behind a pawn you are more likely to hit the pawn then if you aimed at the the pawn it's self.
This means that of your firing positions are to close, when a shot misses and scatters, it stands a solid chance of getting scattered into another firing position.
I also think it's possible to hit the tile of the pawn you aimed at is standing in and miss (i.e: hit the ground at his feet), but a scattered shot will ALWAYS hit the pawn in any tile it scatters into.
Missed bullets are better aimed then hits. I.e: if you aim at something behind a pawn you are more likely to hit the pawn then if you aimed at the the pawn it's self.
This means that of your firing positions are to close, when a shot misses and scatters, it stands a solid chance of getting scattered into another firing position.
I also think it's possible to hit the tile of the pawn you aimed at is standing in and miss (i.e: hit the ground at his feet), but a scattered shot will ALWAYS hit the pawn in any tile it scatters into.