Videos tagged with NFC Class

This YouTube video features footage from an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) match. The title, "IDPA 2-2-16 NFC Class," indicates a specific competition event held on February 2nd, 2016, likely focusing on the "Not For Competition" (NFC) classifier stage. The description confirms the content as "Couple of angles from the IDPA match tonight," suggesting camera perspectives of the event. Given the focus on a competitive shooting discipline and implied firearm usage, it's categorized as Competition Shooting.

This video features an individual running drills with their RMR-equipped carry gun in an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) setting. They mention using both the RMR (Reflex Mini Red dot) and iron sights, highlighting the importance of sight acquisition for accurate shooting. The shooter expresses a desire to improve their vision for shooting, implying a focus on marksmanship and defensive pistol skills. The content appears to be a casual range session or practice focused on practical shooting.

This YouTube video appears to showcase a run during Stage 2 of an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) competition, specifically in the "NFC Class". The creator highlights their satisfaction with their reload execution during the run. The content focuses on practical pistol shooting within a competitive context, emphasizing skill development and performance.

This YouTube video appears to showcase a run during an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) competition, specifically within the "NFC Class" (Non-Firearm Competition). The description mentions a "good run" but highlights a significant "malfunction," suggesting a potential issue with the firearm or equipment during the event. The content likely focuses on the practical application of shooting skills in a competitive defensive pistol scenario, with a focus on performance and potential equipment reliability issues.

This video appears to be from a YouTube channel called "Point Blank Range" and focuses on an IDPA (International Defensive Pistol Association) event, specifically the NFC (No Firearm Concealed) class. The content likely showcases competitive shooting within the IDPA framework, focusing on practical pistol skills and defensive scenarios.