Videos tagged with SSP Division

BJ Norris from Wilson Combat provides a beginner's guide to starting competition shooting, focusing on the IDPA SSP division. He outlines the essential, minimal equipment needed to get started, emphasizing that extensive gear is not required for initial participation. The video covers basic safety equipment, a sturdy belt, a suitable holster, multiple magazines, and a concealment garment.

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 episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Grandmaster Matt Hopkins interviewing Gaston, a distinguished master in IDPA, about his experience at the IDPA World Shoot. Gaston shares insights into the differences between IDPA and other shooting sports like USPSA, focusing on stage planning, penalty systems, and the types of firearms typically used. They discuss specific stages, including a challenging mover stage, and the impact of penalties on match outcomes. The conversation also touches on firearm regulations in Argentina and general advice for improving stage execution and handling unexpected events during competition.

This video captures a shooter's first foray into an IDPA match held at the Phoenix Rod & Gun Club on January 13, 2013. Despite facing unusually cold Arizona weather, the participant describes it as a great way to spend a Sunday morning. The shooter utilized a bone-stock Glock 19 Gen 4 in the Stock Service Pistol (SSP) division. While acknowledging making mistakes and learning valuable lessons, the primary focus was on safety and enjoying the experience. A notable omission is the failure to record the footage for stages 1 and 3. The action camera used for recording was a ContourRoam2.