Videos tagged with Bianchi Cup

Doug Koenig, a highly accomplished shooter with numerous Bianchi Cup championships and an NRA World Shooting Champion title, discusses his involvement in the Precision Rifle Series and the resurgence of the U.S. Steel Nationals. The interview takes place at SHOT Show 2023, offering insights into competitive shooting disciplines and potentially new developments in firearms and equipment relevant to these events.

This video demonstrates a carbine-focused drill inspired by the Bianchi Cup competition. The objective is to clear a six-plate rack and hit a steel target twice, all within a strict six-second time limit. The drill emphasizes speed, accuracy, and efficient target transitions under pressure.

This podcast episode features competitive shooting legend Bruce Pyatt discussing his extensive career and insights into becoming a better shooter. Pyatt emphasizes the importance of trigger control, accuracy, and continuous learning across various shooting disciplines. He also shares his experience in gunsmithing, particularly building 1911 pistols, and offers advice for new competitors on gear selection and training.

This Gun Talk Nation video offers a behind-the-scenes look at an American Outdoor Brands media event. Hosts Ryan Gresham and Gary Killingsworth discuss how products are introduced and developed, highlight industry trends, showcase cool gear, and assess product quality. The video also touches on topics like targets on the Bianchi Cup range. It features mentions of Crimson Trace, Springfield Armory, ATN, and a discount for the Smith & Wesson Store, alongside a shortcut to tomahawks and throwing knives. The content aims to provide insights into the firearms industry and related equipment.

Doug Koenig discusses his new line of Hornady-manufactured ammunition, featuring a 110-grain XTP bullet. He highlights a competition/target load achieving approximately 1150 FPS, ideal for disciplines like Steel Challenge and Bianchi Cup, and a defense load. Koenig emphasizes the ammunition's focus on accuracy, developed over two years, and its availability at Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's. He also touches on his plans for the 2020 Precision Rifle Series, advocating for accessible entry into shooting sports.

This episode features competitive shooter Bruce Pyatt discussing his recent win at the Bianchi Cup, his sixth overall. He shares insights into the mental game of competitive shooting, emphasizing stress management and focus under pressure. The discussion also touches on the benefits of defensive shooting competitions for concealed carry permit holders and law enforcement, highlighting how they help simulate stress and improve marksmanship.

Maggie Reese discusses the Ruger PC Carbine, highlighting its suitability for competitive shooting disciplines like USPSA and 3-Gun. She details its features, including its nine-millimeter and forty S&W calibers, takedown capability, ambidextrous controls, and new free-float handguard. Reese also touches on its use in the '2x4' competition format and her upcoming participation in the Bianchi Cup, emphasizing the importance of accuracy and precision in competitive shooting.

This video offers a first look at Ruger's custom-designed SR1911 competition pistol, developed in collaboration with Team Ruger's Doug Koenig. The full-sized 9mm pistol is highlighted as an ideal firearm for various competitive shooting disciplines including IDPA, IPSC, USPSA, Bianchi Cup, Pro Am Shooting, and Steel Challenge. The video is a sponsored content piece from Gun Talk Media.

This video features a live broadcast from the 2018 NRA Show, focusing on competitive shooting and industry insights. Key discussions include the growth of shooting sports, family involvement, and the importance of firearm safety programs like Eddie Eagle. The segment also highlights new firearms and trends, such as the resurgence of the 10mm caliber and the popularity of micro-compact pistols. The conversation touches upon the accessibility of shooting sports for all skill levels and the role of organizations like the NRA in promoting these activities.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features a significant announcement from Ruger: the formation of Team Ruger, a professional shooting team. The team will be captained by renowned shooter Doug Koenig, an 18-time Bianchi Cup winner. Ruger plans to field this team in various shooting sports, leveraging their product line and seeking input for future development. The show also touches on new product announcements from other manufacturers, legal cases involving firearms, and practical advice on battery performance in cold weather.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features discussions on competitive shooting with Julie Golob, who highlights challenges in recruiting new shooters and her work with NSSF and NRA Women. The show also covers practical advice on finding holsters for rare firearms, the fun and skill involved in shooting revolvers like the Ruger GP100, and safety considerations regarding desert fires caused by shooting. Expert insights are provided on the Sauer 100 rifle and Blaser firearms, alongside troubleshooting common Glock issues and advice for backpackers seeking accessible self-defense holsters.

Doug Koenig, an 18-time Bianchi Cup champion, shares insights into achieving and maintaining elite performance in competitive shooting. He emphasizes the critical role of rigorous preparation, including physical fitness, mental conditioning, and meticulous equipment maintenance. Koenig highlights that while natural ability is a starting point, reaching the top 1% requires immense dedication, consistent practice (both live fire and dry fire), and a deep understanding of one's equipment. His approach involves a holistic strategy combining athletic training, dietary discipline, and strategic mental preparation to perform under pressure.