Videos tagged with Ghost Belt

This video showcases an August USPSA match in Collin County, featuring a Carry Optics Master level competitor using a Beretta Elite LTT RDO with a Trijicon SRO optic. The description highlights the shooter's equipment, including specific holsters, belts, shot timers, and red dot sights from various manufacturers. It also provides affiliate links for supporting the channel and purchasing recommended gear, emphasizing safety and legal compliance in firearm handling.

This video showcases a Carry Optics division win at the Collin County USPSA competition in July 2020. The shooter, a Master-class competitor, used a Glock 34 Gen 5 equipped with a Trijicon SRO red dot sight. The description includes numerous affiliate links for holsters, shot timers, belts, red dot sights (including Trijicon SRO, Sig Romeo 3 Max/XL, Deltapoint Pro), mounting tools, hearing protection, weapon-mounted lights, and anti-fog/anti-slip products for glasses. It also lists the camera gear used to produce the video. The creator emphasizes that all shooting is done on approved ranges by trained professionals and the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only.

This video is an extremely niche talk-through of a specific USPSA match called "Double Tap 2020". The creator explicitly warns that the content is only for "HUGE USPSA fans" and is likely to be boring even for them. It heavily focuses on the intricacies of a single competition event within a specific shooting discipline. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for firearms accessories, optics, and gear, along with links to the creator's Patreon and merchandise.

This YouTube video showcases a USPSA match held at Big Woods Goods on January 27, 2017. The shooter is using a CZ Custom AccuShadow pistol, along with Ghost brand shooting gear, including a belt, magazine pouches, and a holster. The description highlights the shooter's performance in a classifier stage, which is anticipated to elevate them to the A class in competition, and includes a lighthearted comment about avoiding "sandbagging."