Videos tagged with Firearm Divisions

This video details the upcoming Kalash Bash 2026 event, focusing on ticket sales, new match divisions, staffing, and logistics. Key updates include the introduction of two sniper divisions (bolt-action and semi-auto), revised traditional AK divisions, and the implementation of a website waitroom feature to manage high traffic during ticket sales. The event emphasizes safety, clear rules, and a strong community atmosphere, with detailed information provided on match director and range master roles, camping, and vendor participation.

This video discusses the historical friction between USPSA and IDPA, explaining IDPA's origins as a reaction to USPSA's perceived impractical equipment divisions. The speaker notes that this competition spurred USPSA to create more practical divisions like Production, ultimately benefiting both sports. While animosity has largely faded, IDPA's relevance has decreased as other shooting sports have risen.

The Limited Optics division in USPSA, launching provisionally on May 1st, aims to provide a competitive platform for 9mm pistols, particularly 2011-style firearms. Unlike Carry Optics, it allows for features like magazine wells and single-action-only triggers, while prohibiting compensators. This division is expected to significantly boost participation by making competition more accessible for owners of popular 2011 platforms and reducing the reliance on .40 S&W or .45 ACP ammunition.

This Q&A session for Desert Brutality 2020 covers various match divisions, rules, and gear. It clarifies the allowance of Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) across divisions, emphasizing their potential accuracy limitations compared to rifles. The discussion delves into the Retro and Classic divisions, detailing acceptable firearms and gear from specific historical periods, including restrictions on modern accessories like rails and ambidextrous safeties. The Armored Plus P division's updated rules, aligning with Finnish TST standards, are explained, focusing on equipment requirements for field exercises. The video also touches on holster retention, optic choices, registration policies, and the martial focus of the brutality matches.