Videos tagged with Competition Rules

This video from Firepower United explains the safety reasons behind using see-through netted walls in USPSA practical shooting matches. Solid walls previously posed significant risks by obscuring shooters and range officers from seeing individuals downrange, leading to potential safety incidents. The adoption of netted walls enhances overall stage visibility and safety for all participants.

This video provides a comprehensive 6,000-round review of the SIG P210 pistol. The review delves into various aspects of the firearm, including its two-stage trigger, different sight configurations (military and factory), trigger weight, reliability, magazine performance, parts availability and expense, parts wear, and accuracy. It also touches on comparisons to other firearms, presents Ransom Rest results, and offers final conclusions on whether the SIG P210 is a good firearm. The content includes timestamps for specific sections of the review, covering both military (P49) and civilian (P210-6) variants.

This YouTube video from Tactical Hyve's "Sports Sunday" series provides instruction for new competitors on understanding and managing the "180-rule" in shooting. The presenter, Myles, explains what the rule entails and offers practical techniques for shooters to effectively navigate it during competition. The description also includes links to the "Tactical Hyve" website for classes and resources, as well as recommendations for gear and related services like CCW Safe insurance and training aids.

This video aims to prepare viewers for shooting competitions by detailing the commands issued by a Range Officer (RO). It's designed to alleviate nervousness and ensure participants understand and can follow instructions during a match. The content focuses on the procedural aspects of competition shooting, emphasizing the importance of RO commands for safety and smooth operation of the event.

This video discusses a specific incident of being disqualified (DQ'd) from a USPSA competition. The creator aims to explain the circumstances and reasons behind the disqualification, offering a "weird trick" to avoid a similar fate. Affiliate links for a concealment holster from Harry's Holsters and discounts on ammo/mags from Short Round Supply are included.

This segment of Guns & Gear TV Season 5 features Springfield Armory's Rob Leatham explaining the concept of power factor in competitive shooting and its impact on scoring. The show offers a "gun shop in your living room" experience with in-studio interviews, field demonstrations, and shooting tips, airing on the Sportsman Channel and Pursuit Channel. The description highlights the show's focus on showcasing new and interesting firearms and products.