Videos tagged with PCC Division

This video reviews the Lethal Weapons 2024 competition, focusing on equipment and tactics. The host, dressed as a Secret Service agent, discusses his MP5K PDW, the performance of various MP5 variants and other firearms, and the effectiveness of his concealment rig. Expert analysis from Josh highlights common tactical errors such as poor stage planning, rule misunderstandings, choppy movement, and inefficient reloads, emphasizing the importance of strategy over pure shooting skill in competition.

This video details the preparation and firearm selection process for the 'Lethal Weapons' competition, a match celebrating 80s and 90s firearms. The presenter, returning to competition after 15 years, evaluates several iconic firearms like the MP5K PDW, P90, Colt 635, M1 Carbine, and H&K UMP through various drills. Key considerations include hydration, food choices, and the impact of iron sights versus optics on performance. The MP5K PDW is ultimately chosen due to its performance and adherence to match rules, specifically its classification within the PCC division.

This YouTube Shorts video provides a recap of the 2022 IDPA National Championship held in Grand Junction, Colorado. It highlights the impressive achievements of the featured team, congratulating competitors on their performance. Specific winners and their divisions are listed, including National Champions in ESP and CDP, as well as top placements in CO, CDP, CCP, ESP, PCC, and BUG divisions, alongside High Industry and High Law Enforcement awards.

This video features Grandmaster shooter Max Leograndis training a Master level shooter, Nicco, to elevate their carbine skills. Focusing on movement, the content offers raw footage from a private training class, providing insights into advanced carbine techniques. The description highlights Max's impressive competitive record, including multiple PCC National Championships, and directs viewers to his Instagram for training schedules and a linktree for featured gear.

This MSP Podcast episode features Josh Froelich, a decorated competitor in USPSA, 3 Gun, and World Shotgun events. The discussion delves into the surprising crossover between his background as a college MMA fighter and his success in competitive shooting. Froelich shares how training for combat informed his approach to becoming a world champion in firearms disciplines. The episode also highlights various sponsors and discount codes relevant to shooting sports enthusiasts.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features Ben Stoeger, Matt Hopkins, and Joel Park discussing recent USPSA rule changes, particularly regarding weight limits in Production and Carry Optics divisions, and the declining relevance of Production. They also debate the merits of major vs. minor power factors, the number of divisions, and the effectiveness of range officers. The conversation touches on the importance of stage design and the future of competitive shooting divisions.

Mike Seeklander reviews the Wilson Combat AR9G, a 9mm carbine that utilizes Glock magazines. He highlights its suitability for competitive shooting in new PCC divisions (USPSA, IDPA), cost-effectiveness for range practice compared to .223, and its fun factor for new shooters. Seeklander emphasizes the AR platform's familiar controls, making it an excellent training tool for introducing individuals to AR systems.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben Stoeger, Matt Hopkins, and Gaston discussing competitive shooting topics. Key takeaways include advice on choosing a first competition pistol for a teenager, emphasizing the importance of the shooter's preference and familiarity over a specific model. The discussion also delves into the strategic decision-making around 'makeup shots' in competition, advocating for a behavioral approach over complex math, and exploring the nuances of establishing a consistent and effective grip, particularly the weak-hand grip.

This video showcases Taran Butler's first win in the Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) division at the Southwest Pistol League (SWPL). Butler, a 30-time SWPL champion, secured both the PCC division win and high overall in the competition. The title and description highlight a significant achievement in competitive shooting, specifically within the PCC discipline.