What people notice most about Raptor is how he tends to quickly get a lock on them, especially flag runners.  The following video shows how Raptor consistently &quot;snaps&quot; directly to where people are at, whether they be out of view, spawning or behind something.  There are 8 scenes. Sorry I didnt feel like adding transitions.

[url]http://www.gamefront.com/files/20460764/raptor+hax+6-19.wmv[/url]

1. Raptor targets Queef underneath (hidden) the walkway. 
8:44
2. Raptor immediately snaps to someone that was hidden (under the walkway) milliseconds before.
9:28
3. Raptor snaps to the bot which he had not been tracking.    
9:41
4. Raptor snaps to someone coming up the lift whom could not be seen approaching the lift.  
11:04
5. Raptor snaps to the right at Queef who just spawned.
6:35
6. Raptor snaps directly to Queef after the bot was out of sight.
11:52
7. Raptor snaps to the spawning Queef and then looks away - as if his sights were guided that way but he didn't want it.  
12:23
8. Raptor shoots at someone spawning.  It's simply the reaction time on this one that makes it questionable.
14:08

If he didn't look directly where they're at it wouldn't be as suspicious.  Maybe his next aimbot won't have that issue.