Videos tagged with fault line

This video showcases a practical shooting training session focused on "fault line arrivals" with highly angled engagements. The shooter navigates a course starting from the center, engaging targets, moving behind barricades for cross-angled fire, and repeating the sequence with steel targets. A unique challenge arises when the shooter deliberately places the camera rig directly in the line of fire, forcing them to maneuver around it. While the immediate goal was an interesting camera angle, it inadvertently disrupted the intended engagement sequence. The focus of this training is less on speed and more on efficient repositioning, rapid target acquisition, and precise shot control, even from difficult positions. The shooter emphasizes that the firearm is secondary to the shooter's skill, highlighting their passion for the sport.

This video explores the competitive potential of a modified Glock 47 in an IDPA competition. The instructor details the setup of the pistol with aftermarket accessories and shares insights from his first IDPA match in over a decade. He analyzes various stages, highlighting techniques, rule interpretations, and personal mistakes, ultimately concluding that the Glock 47, with proper setup, is a competitive platform, with performance largely dependent on the shooter's skill and adaptation to the discipline.

This video demonstrates a challenging 90-second competition shooting drill designed by fellow shooters for Ben Stoeger. The drill emphasizes rapid target identification, stage planning, and execution under extreme time pressure, requiring 22 rounds to complete. Stoeger highlights the difficulty of finding all targets and developing a plan within the allotted time, showcasing the mental and physical demands of high-level competitive shooting.