Videos tagged with Competition Practice

This Magpul Minute, hosted by Jacob Hepner, details a method for practicing barricade shooting for competitions. The technique involves numbering all possible shooting positions on a barrier and then using a random number generator to select a sequence of positions to engage. This approach simulates the unpredictable nature of competition stages, ensuring shooters train for a variety of scenarios rather than just familiar positions.

This video demonstrates a practical training drill for pistol shooters preparing for competition, focusing on rapid target acquisition and engagement using a red dot sight. The practice involves engaging multiple steel targets of varying shapes and sizes in an outdoor environment. Key elements include proper stance, controlled trigger press, and efficient sight picture transitions, all conducted with a strong emphasis on safety.

This video details a practice session for an NRL Hunter-style stage at the Missouri Mile range. The shooter demonstrates setting up a four-minute timer, using a tripod and barricade bag for stability, and employing a rangefinder synced with a watch for quick drop data acquisition. Initial impressions of the Sig Cross rifle are also shared, highlighting its lightweight nature and adjustability.

This video demonstrates a high-speed shooting drill from world-record speed shooter Jerry Miculek. It showcases a rapid transition from a Smith & Wesson M&P 9L Performance Center pistol to an M&P 15-22 Performance Center rifle, engaging multiple targets including a popper, plate rack, and moving clay. Miculek also provides an expert explanation of the 'height over bore' phenomenon when using optics on an AR platform at close range. The drill emphasizes speed, accuracy, and smooth transitions, concluding with a sub-5-second run and a strong reminder about range safety protocols.