Videos tagged with Stage Win

This YouTube Shorts video showcases a USPSA shooter participating in an IDPA event. The shooter achieved one stage win and secured an overall 3rd place finish. The video highlights competitive shooting, specifically focusing on the differences and interplay between USPSA and IDPA disciplines. It's aimed at firearms enthusiasts interested in competitive shooting sports.

This video captures a stage win at a Barrel and Hatchet match, specifically on stage 9. The victory was sponsored by Griffin Armament. The creator expresses gratitude to the Barrel and Hatchet organization for hosting a successful event and to Wisemen Company for managing their squad. The content focuses on competitive shooting and achieving a stage victory.

This YouTube video showcases a 3-Gun competition match from April 13, 2019, at Schultz, WI. The description highlights the challenge of an unloaded start on the first stage despite the shooter's jokes about not practicing quad loads. The shooter achieved a personal best Open Division stage win, contributing to a low penalty day and a strong overall performance. The video features music from NoCopyrightSounds and includes links to the creator's merchandise store, Patreon, and Instagram.

This video highlights a stage win at the 2018 Optics National competition. While the specific firearm and caliber are not detailed in the provided information, the title clearly indicates a competitive shooting event focused on optics. The content likely showcases skilled marksmanship and strategic use of optical sights within a match environment.

This video documents the creator's participation in an SMPS classifier match, focusing on the Carry Optics division. The description highlights significant progress in classification percentage despite making some mistakes. The creator achieved a strong 14th place finish out of 102 competitors and also won a stage in Carry Optics, indicating a successful and commendable performance.

This video showcases Taran Butler winning all seven stages at a USPSA match. While the transcript is sparse, the visual context implies a high level of competitive shooting skill and efficient firearm handling under pressure. The brief audio snippets suggest the intensity and speed of the competition.

This YouTube video highlights a stage win by world champion shooter Nils Jonasson. The title and description suggest a focus on competitive shooting, with Nils Jonasson being a renowned figure in the sport. The content likely showcases his performance and potentially his equipment or techniques used during the competition. The phrase 'Flying champ' implies a dynamic and skillful display, typical of high-level shooting events.

This video showcases the user's first USPSA Area match experience, highlighted by an overall stage win. The description emphasizes achieving all 'A' hits on 8 steel targets within a remarkably fast 7.67 seconds, indicating a high level of skill and efficiency in competitive shooting. This accomplishment suggests a focus on speed, accuracy, and strategic execution within the dynamic context of USPSA competition.

This YouTube video documents a USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) Limited division match from January 11, 2015. The competitor competed in two stages that were not recorded, and experienced two malfunctions attributed to ammunition issues. They reported shooting multiple 'D' hits, indicating misses or less than ideal scoring zones. The competitor also mentioned calling every shot and experiencing a grip issue on one stage due to a hip twist upon hearing the "standby" command. Despite these challenges, they achieved 3rd overall in the Limited division and secured two stage wins.