I know Cyclops can shoot without touching his visor. Doesn't change anything. Just because he can doesn't mean he will. If they're on a crowded street, his first move is not going to be to shoot a blast. He may be able to do it well, but that doesn't mean he's going to take unnecessary risks. And just because he can shoot as fast as he thinks, doesn't mean he's shooting right away. He still has to figure out where Bullseye is moving, how the people in the way might interfere with the shot, the people around Bullseye in case he dodges, etc before he fires, so it's not instantaneous. Bullseye's lack of concern for human life means he doesn't need to think about these things.
Who's talking about their shots hitting each other? A pebble going head to head with a laser blast doesn't make sense. Bullseye ricocheting several objects at different angles towards Cyclops (ex: one at his head that he sees coming and defends against, one coming from behind, one at a low level, maybe thigh-high that's too small to be caught by his eye, several more in between, some killing bystanders so Scott has to worry about them even more, a few more after that that Scott didn't see him throw) makes more sense. His shots don't have to be faster than Cyclops' for him to get him. Name some people (other than major characters) who dodge Bullseye's attacks, and back it up with scans. Regardless, I'm not talking about those other people. Between the two of them, Bullseye is the more likely to avoid an attack. He has superior reflexes and far superior agility. He also attacks in a way that is harder to avoid (more shots at once, harder to see, avoiding them endangers others, etc).
And what's going to stop Bullseye from hitting him in a vital area? Bullseye could put a penny through any of Scott's bones or his spine and cripple him, he could hit any of his organs or one of numerous pressure points on his body. There are so many places Bullseye could hit Scott and little he can do about it.
Bullseye doesn't need to stick with everyone, just a group. If he wanted to, all he'd have to do is kill the right people and he could herd large amounts of people where he wants them. If a person's head explodes next to you, you're going to run away from it. Killing the right people to keep the crowd where he wants it wouldn't be that hard. He could also cripple large numbers of people or just hold them. Threatening to kill some if they run (after already killing a few) would also work.
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