Videos tagged with Competition Prep

Mark from Fit'n Fire discusses his return to the Zestiva M90 for the Kalash Bash competition due to delays with another rifle. He details his preparation, including zeroing the rifle at 50 yards for optimal performance at 200 yards, and discusses modifications like the JMAC Customs MMS handguard and the Aero Arms RMR mount, highlighting the importance of a reliable optic mount.

This video from Tap Rack Bang, LLC emphasizes the importance of hit accountability in firearm training. It demonstrates how proper target pasting, particularly with thicker stickers like those from Cloak and Dagger, enhances shooter focus by preventing distractions from light bleed-through. The instructor also highlights the use of 'A-zone refreshers' to extend the life of targets, making training more cost-effective and improving the overall shooting experience.

This video details the extensive modification process of a custom 2011 pistol built for USPSA competition by host Yoki Sturrup. Sturrup, an experienced shooter, shares his journey of misunderstanding competition rules and the subsequent $3,400+ build, highlighting key component upgrades from brands like Atlas Gunworks, Cheely Custom, and Dawson Precision. The guide focuses on transforming a base Rock Island Armory 2011 into a high-performance race gun suitable for Limited or Open divisions.

This video demonstrates a timed pistol drill focusing on draw-to-first-shot accuracy and efficient reloads, utilizing a PACT Club Timer III. The competition highlights the importance of 'A-zone' hits and consistent performance under time pressure, as seen with the custom Glock 19X. Instruction is provided by experienced shooters, emphasizing practical application for competitive scenarios.

This guide details the unique manual of arms for the Spencer 1882/1890 pump-action shotgun, a design predating many modern pump-actions. It covers the distinct dual-trigger system, the loading and cycling sequence, and the top-ejection mechanism. The instruction emphasizes safe operation and highlights the historical significance and practical application of this early repeating shotgun design, drawing on expert insights from an experienced firearms instructor.

This video details Joe Farewell's '4-Way Reload' dryfire drill, crucial for USPSA competition preparation. It emphasizes mastering reloads during forward, backward, and lateral movement, focusing on efficient vision shifts and grip mechanics. The drill utilizes weighted and plastic training magazines to simulate match conditions and improve speed and consistency.

This video demonstrates a speed challenge focused on handloading 17 rounds of 9mm ammunition into a pistol magazine. Participants from Louisiana Firearms Shop competed for the fastest time, showcasing a casual yet competitive training drill. The drill highlights manual dexterity and speed in a common firearm task.

This video details the 'Gap Drill,' a training exercise focused on transitioning between engaging targets on the move and then becoming static for a final shot. The drill emphasizes controlled movement, accurate target transitions, and the ability to shift from dynamic to static shooting under pressure. The instructor, Ben Stoeger, highlights the importance of committing to a shooting order and managing mental bandwidth for effective execution.

This video details the process of modifying a Smith & Wesson M&P 2.0 pistol to enhance its shooting characteristics. The speaker, Ben Stoeger, discusses his personal journey of moving beyond the stock form, highlighting the installation of an Apex trigger and plans for an Apex barrel fitting. He suggests further modifications like changing recoil springs to optimize performance, noting that heavily modified M&P 2.0s can rival other high-performance striker-fired pistols.

This video demonstrates a practical shooting training drill focused on improving movement and target engagement under simulated match conditions. Instructor Ben Stoeger utilizes agility sticks to create dynamic shooting positions and emphasizes varying scenarios to build comfort with diverse stage challenges. The training incorporates engaging steel and paper targets from different angles and while moving, with a focus on aggressive shooting and adaptability.

John "Shrek" McPhee is preparing for the IBJJF Worlds in Las Vegas, scheduled for Saturday at 2:45 PM. He emphasizes his dedication over the past year and his readiness to face the competitive challenges ahead, focusing on the mental aspect of performance.

This video highlights the transformative impact of consistent, dedicated practice and expert coaching in competitive shooting. The speaker details their journey from a novice to a podium finisher in a year, emphasizing the critical role of a coach in diagnosing and correcting shooting flaws. The focus is on intensive pistol training across disciplines like USPSA, two-gun, and bullseye, with a strong emphasis on daily practice and immediate feedback from a coach.