Videos tagged with Pistol Match

This video follows a shooter's first USPSA match of 2026, offering insights into the differences between USPSA and IDPA. The shooter, relatively new to USPSA with only three matches under their belt, discusses concepts like hit factor, stage planning, and dealing with common issues like dropped magazines and equipment malfunctions. The content provides a beginner's perspective on navigating a competitive shooting event, highlighting areas for improvement and learning.

This video documents a father-son pistol match where the father, 'Smoke Wagon', challenges his son, 'Gravy', to a shooting competition. They use their EDC pistols, a Glock 19X and a Glock 17 Gen 5, engaging a steel target at approximately 50 yards over multiple rounds. The competition highlights differences in shooting performance and discusses the impact of trigger upgrades and fundamental shooting techniques.

This video features Max Michel, a seven-time World Speed Shooting Champion, discussing the 'Shoot Sig' competition program and offering pro tips for its stages. He details techniques for the plate rack stage, emphasizing a wide stance, eye movement ahead of the gun, rhythmic shooting, and proper follow-through for speed and accuracy. The discussion also touches on other stages and the philosophy behind competitive shooting loads.

The Average Joes Pistol Series was created to fill a gap in the shooting sports community by providing a space for new and intermediate shooters to learn and compete. Unlike traditional USPSA matches, this series emphasizes coaching and skill development, offering cash prizes to attract skilled competitors who can mentor others. The series aims to grow the sport by making it more accessible and less intimidating for newcomers, ultimately benefiting the entire shooting community.

This YouTube video demonstrates how to effectively clean pistol magazines using the Arredondo Magazine Brush. The presenter highlights the brush's versatility, noting its compatibility with various magazine sizes, from STI/SVI 2011 magazines down to other double-stack models. The tutorial is presented as a quick method for cleaning mags at pistol matches, particularly useful for shooters operating in sandy environments where dropped magazines can accumulate debris. The video emphasizes the Arredondo brush as the best tool discovered for this specific cleaning task.

This video features a CZ SP01 Shadow being used in an official USPSA Pistol match. The shooter praises the firearm's excellent performance, particularly its trigger, low recoil, and comfortable grip. The description highlights the Shadow's suitability for competition due to its weight, capacity, and overall shooting characteristics, comparing its trigger favorably to a 1911.

This video title, '030115 Custer match,' strongly suggests a competitive shooting event. The date format '030115' likely refers to March 1st, 2015. The term 'Custer match' points towards a specific competition, possibly named after a location or a historical figure, and implies a timed or scored event involving firearms. Without further description or a transcript, the exact nature of the firearms or disciplines involved remains unknown, but it is clearly within the realm of competitive shooting.

This video captures a rifle and pistol match held on November 1st, 2014, at the Phoenix Rod & Gun Club. While no specific firearms or calibers are detailed in the provided information, the event itself suggests competitive shooting activities involving both long guns and handguns. The description indicates a date and location for a shooting competition.

This video covers the LtCol CGPA Invitational Cup 2013 Pistol Match. It focuses on a competitive shooting event, showcasing participants and likely various pistols and shooting techniques employed in a match setting. The event name suggests a significant competition with an emphasis on pistol marksmanship.