Videos tagged with Match Flow

The Galactic Pistol Alliance (GPA) is a new pistol shooting sport designed to blend the defensive tactical aspects of IDPA with the speed of USPSA, while offering simplified rules and easier scoring. GPA emphasizes a fun-based atmosphere without compromising on safety, aiming to be accessible to shooters of all levels and backgrounds. The organization focuses on clear, concise rules and a dynamic classification system that reflects current performance, encouraging camaraderie and skill development.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark discusses the culture of USPSA, focusing on shooter integrity and stage design principles. The hosts explore the importance of ethical conduct in competition, drawing parallels to golf. They also delve into effective stage design, emphasizing the need to challenge specific skills, incorporate variety in target distances and presentations, and ensure movement through the shooting area. The conversation touches on the benefits and challenges of using steel targets in matches.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features Ben Stoeger, Kim, and Matt Hopkins discussing the Carry Optics Nationals at CMP Talladega. They delve into stage design variety, controversial stage elements like mandatory reloads and weight carries, and issues with shooting in the dark due to scheduling delays. The discussion also covers RO efficiency, scoring accuracy, and the upcoming USPSA national events and their locations.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark discusses a recent rule change in USPSA regarding proper calibration, aiming to address inconsistencies. The panel also explores the declining popularity of the Production division in the US, attributing it partly to stage design that favors higher capacity firearms. They suggest that more dynamic stage designs and potentially a Production 15 round count could revitalize interest in lower-capacity divisions.

This video celebrates Taran Butler's victory at the 2014 Multigun Open National Championship. The discussion highlights the importance of match flow and firearm reliability in competitive shooting, noting that success in the Open Division often depends on equipment functioning flawlessly rather than just shooter skill. Pete Ramsay is credited with organizing a well-structured match.