Videos tagged with 38 Super Comp

Ben Stoeger explains his delayed adoption of 2011-platform handguns in USPSA competition. Historically, early 2011 magazines were unreliable, and popular calibers like 38 Super Comp and 40 S&W Limited led to frequent malfunctions. The shift towards 9mm Major and improved magazine reliability, particularly with Staccato's marketing to law enforcement, made the platform more viable. Stoeger now uses 2011s due to market trends and audience demand, acknowledging the platform's evolution.

This video features competitive shooters Thy and Jen discussing their journey into competitive shooting, the firearms they use, and their carry preferences. They detail their experiences with various disciplines like USPSA, IDPA, and PRS, highlighting specific handgun models such as the Glock G47 and Infinity 2011. The discussion also touches on concealed carry methods, including appendix and fanny pack carry, and the importance of practice and understanding firearm limitations.

This video features 'The Gatmann' sharing his unexpected top 5 firearms. The list includes a Taran Tactical Sand Viper, a Colt Python, a Lim Cat Saber Cat, a Rifle Dynamics 704 AKM, and a Radian Mod 1 AR-15. The discussion highlights sentimental value, personal builds, and practical considerations for each firearm, offering insights into the owner's preferences and experiences.

This video from Shot Show 2022 highlights Eley's new ammunition offerings for competitive shooting and general use. Key introductions include USPSA-focused 9mm loads (minor power factor), PCC loads, and 38 Super Comp for major power factor. For .22LR, Eley showcases Elite Force (high velocity) and Contact (subsonic) for Steel Challenge, along with hollow-point variants for hunting and suppressed shooting. Precision loads for semi-auto bench rest shooting are also detailed.

This video provides an in-depth look at the Atlas Chaos, an 'open gun' designed for competitive shooting like USPSA and IPSC. It details the features that contribute to its speed and flatness, including specialized calibers (9mm Major, 38 Super Comp), oversized magazines, a heavy steel frame, a tri-topped slide with weight reduction, and a multi-port compensator. The instructor emphasizes that every component serves a purpose in maximizing points per second, while also outlining the significant cost, maintenance, and specialized ammunition requirements associated with these high-performance firearms.

This video presents David's top five pistols of 2020, emphasizing practical proficiency and value. He highlights the Beretta 92G Elite LTT, Springfield Armory XDM Elite OSP, SIG Sauer P365 XL Romeo Zero, Beretta APX, and names the SCCY CPX-2RD as his number one choice for its value and factory-installed red dot. The review focuses on shooting experience, ergonomics, and overall performance.