guessing on their screen they actually scoped in. but who knows?

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I don't understand it at all

Airborne accuracy/hipfire accuracy is pretty random. He just fired hoping for the best and it happened.

Sunsinger, with the angel of light perk, so he would jump up and quick scope while hanging in the air. He was very deadly, both in the air and on the ground. I finally had to beg my team to move indoors where he was less effective.

I have to believe that some people are well trained enough that they can effectively use the auto aim feature so to us it looks like a no scope, but they scoped in for .1 ms to let the aim center, and then fire. I see people do that in COD all the time.

Either Angel of Light or Bellicrose. Being shot doesn't take you out of zoom or anything, it just jiggles your reticle a bit. As for the headshot, he could've had Unflinching. Regardless, even if you're getting shot with a billion players holding a billion auto rifles and rocked back and forth by the shockwave of a Fist of Panic, if you fire a shot, it's going to go somewhere. It may or may not be where you want it to go, but it still exists. I'd say that clip was about 76-91% skill, but it's not impossible to factor in the thought of luck. I've had it.

Welcome to his kill clip feed. He must of freaked out when he hit that.

I did one like this the other day,

Was on bannerfall, running to first spawn and a guy jumped over me and was shooting me. I steadied my aim, centred it and shot. Hit him with a noscope headshot.

Needless to say the beast was stunned. I freaked out and quickly recorded it

I swear some guns have a hidden luck stat tied to their aim assist

This sort of thing happens to me all the damn time. I don't think it should be how it be, but it do.