Videos tagged with IDPA Match

This video details a shooter's experience at an IDPA match using Kimber 2K11 Comp pistols. The shooter encounters several malfunctions, including trigger issues (dead trigger, stuck trigger) and failures to go into battery after reloads. Through troubleshooting with squadmates and observation, the primary issues are identified as shooter error related to grip safety engagement and potential magazine spring weakness, rather than inherent firearm defects. The video emphasizes the importance of local matches for identifying and resolving such problems before major competitions.

This video documents a shooter's first IDPA match with a Kimber 2011 Pro pistol. Key takeaways include the importance of proper magazine seating, the challenges of adapting to a manual safety on a competition pistol, and critical issues with optic mounting screws coming loose. The shooter emphasizes that most problems encountered were user-related, not inherent to the firearm itself, and highlights the need for consistent maintenance and attention to detail in competitive shooting.

This video provides a comprehensive guide for individuals participating in their first IDPA match. It covers essential expectations such as managing nerves, the importance of community, safety briefings, shooters meetings, and squad dynamics. The speaker emphasizes prioritizing safety, going slow, and observing experienced shooters to learn techniques, while also warning about common pitfalls like disqualifications due to rule violations such as the 180 rule.

This video documents the speaker's performance in two separate IDPA matches, highlighting areas for improvement in competition shooting. Key takeaways include the challenges of weak-hand-only stages, the importance of maintaining focus, and the need to practice shooting moving targets like swingers. The speaker also discusses potential equipment upgrades, considering a 2011 platform after further testing with their Glock 19X.

This video discusses multiple incidents of SIG Sauer P320 pistols discharging while holstered, leading to a ban by Achilles Heel Tactical and Chicago PD. A potential cause identified is a worn or softened striker safety spring, which can affect the striker block interface. The speaker emphasizes caution and suggests checking this component for P320 owners.

This YouTube video, titled 'IDPA NFC Class 3-1-16', appears to document an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) competition match or training event. The description indicates a positive experience ('Good times') and a respectable 7th place finish out of 45 participants, suggesting a focus on practical pistol shooting skills within a competitive context. While specific firearms or calibers aren't mentioned, the context strongly implies pistol shooting and adherence to IDPA rules and divisions.

This YouTube video features Jamie Belk participating in an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) match. The brief description "Jamie doing work" suggests an active and skilled performance during the competition. The video likely showcases competitive shooting scenarios, defensive pistol handling, and potentially aspects of IDPA rules and stages.

The Springfield Armory XDM 5.25 is reviewed as a competition-ready handgun. While praised for its excellent accuracy, sights, fit, and finish, the reviewer notes challenges with ergonomics, a stiff and difficult-to-reach magazine release, and a soft, long-stroked trigger that impacts competitive shooting speed. The reviewer suggests the gun is a good value but requires significant training to overcome its specific ergonomic and control challenges.

This video, titled 'IDPA 01 12 2014', likely documents a practical shooting competition event from January 12, 2014. Based on the title, it's expected to feature participants engaging in scenarios relevant to the International Defensive Pistol Association (IDPA) shooting sport. The content would probably showcase various firearms in action, different shooting techniques, and potentially the competitive environment of IDPA. Viewers can anticipate observing practical shooting skills, firearm handling, and the application of defensive pistolcraft in a timed, scenario-based format. The date suggests historical footage of a specific match.

This video appears to document an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) competition held on October 13, 2013, with a 'Zombie Match' theme. The focus is on competitive shooting scenarios within the IDPA framework, likely involving various pistol disciplines and simulated defensive situations, amplified by the fun, thematic 'zombie' element. It showcases practical shooting skills and the application of firearms in a competitive, scenario-based environment.

This video appears to be a recording of an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) competition event that took place on August 4th, 2012. Given the limited information from the title and description, the content likely showcases participants engaging in various stages of an IDPA match, demonstrating practical pistol shooting skills under timed and scenario-based conditions. Viewers can expect to see defensive pistol scenarios, competitive shooting action, and potentially different firearm platforms used in the sport.

This YouTube video features a July IDPA match, promoted by the Justin Opinion Channel, which focuses on the legal, safe, and responsible use of firearms. The description emphasizes that the shooting is performed by a professional and instructor in a safe environment using remote cameras, and strongly advises against attempting these actions outside of a controlled range. The video is presented for information and entertainment, with no sales pitches or affiliations explicitly stated for product reviews, though some products may be provided for T&E. Affiliate links for LOK Grips, Blade-Tech Holsters, Tactical AR500 Targets, and Talon Grips are included, along with a Patreon link for channel support. All music is licensed and royalty-free, and any other media is used under Fair Use for illustrative purposes.