Videos tagged with Pistol Competition

This video offers an expert comparison between the CZ P-10 C and the CZ P-09 C Nocturne, drawing on over three years of daily carry experience with the P-10 C. The review objectively assesses shooting performance, price-to-value, optics mounting systems, and trigger mechanics, concluding that the P-10 C offers better value for most users unless a hammer-fired DA/SA system is specifically preferred for concealed carry.

This video discusses effective stage planning in competitive shooting, emphasizing 'flow' and natural movement over simply minimizing steps. It advises evaluating whether to shoot on the move or stand and deliver based on target difficulty, distance, and potential for accuracy. The speaker, drawing on experience, recommends practicing both methods to determine the optimal strategy for different scenarios.

This video showcases a shooter's performance in several IDPA matches throughout 2025. The shooter discusses their strategy for each stage, focusing on target engagement, shot placement (including headshots), and managing time penalties. They reflect on their performance, noting areas for improvement like avoiding extra shots and hitting non-threat targets, while emphasizing the importance of having fun during competition.

This video covers the "Stomping Facehuggers" event at the Area 2 Pistol Competition in Phoenix. While the title is somewhat abstract, the mention of a "Pistol Competition" and a specific venue like "Area 2" indicates a focus on competitive handgun shooting. The phrase "Stomping Facehuggers" might be a playful or thematic name for a stage or scenario within the competition, suggesting a dynamic and potentially challenging course of fire. The video likely showcases participants engaging in various shooting drills and stages common in pistol competitions, with an emphasis on performance and skill.

This video documents the 2025 IDPA Optics Regional Championship held at Mission 160 in White Wright, Texas. The competitor navigates multiple stages, discussing performance, challenges like cold weather and rain, and strategic decisions during the competition. The narrative highlights the progression through various stages, personal shooting scores (hits and misses), and the overall experience of participating in a major IDPA match.

This video details the journey of a competitive shooter aiming for Master Class in IDPA. It showcases participation in multiple matches, highlighting stage strategies, common challenges like swinger targets and strong/weak hand shooting, and the importance of accuracy and efficient execution. The shooter discusses their progression, the need for consistent practice, and the differences between IDPA and USPSA.

This video details the 'Death by Burpees' stage of Vleco's Remote Brutality 2025 competition. Participants engage targets and perform two burpees after each hit, repeating this for six stages. The challenge can be completed with either a rifle or pistol, emphasizing both shooting proficiency and physical conditioning. The speaker, Ian McCollum, demonstrates the course with a Honeybadger rifle and a Lionheart Vulcan 9 pistol, highlighting the use of specialized gear like a Greyman suit and BNT suppressor.

This video showcases a concealed carry pistol competition featuring five drills designed to test speed, accuracy, and practical shooting skills. The competition highlights the importance of the first shot, controlled rapid fire, and precision under pressure, with participants using concealed carry pistols like the Sig P365. The drills emphasize drawing from the holster and engaging various targets effectively.

This video documents the speaker's experience competing in multiple IDPA matches, primarily focusing on their use of a Glock 43X. The speaker shares their performance on various stages, including challenges encountered such as forgetting targets, accidental magazine ejections, and a non-threat hit. They also discuss the differences in shooting a smaller micro-compact pistol like the 43X compared to their usual full-size firearm, noting a learning curve and potential equipment considerations for competition.

This video features a friendly competition between an AK pistol (Draco) and an AR pistol, focusing on speed and accuracy drills. The presenters engage cardboard A-zones and steel targets from a low-ready position, utilizing shot timers to compare performance. The AK pistol, chambered in 7.62x39mm, is highlighted for its reliability and effectiveness, while the AR pistol in 5.56x45mm is also put through its paces. The comparison emphasizes practical shooting skills and the performance of these short-barreled firearms.

This video aims to transform the excitement and action of USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) matches into a cinematic experience. It focuses on capturing the essence of competitive shooting events, likely highlighting the skill, precision, and dynamic nature of the sport through a filmmaking lens. The content suggests a visual storytelling approach to showcase what makes USPSA engaging for participants and viewers.

This video, titled "My USPSA Mix Tape," likely showcases a compilation of clips from USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) competitions. Given the title's focus on a "mix tape" format and the nature of USPSA, the content is expected to feature various firearms, shooting techniques, and competitive scenarios within the sport. Viewers can anticipate seeing different divisions, stages, and potentially a variety of firearms and equipment used by competitors.