Videos tagged with Standard Division

Lena Miculek details the process of acquiring and assembling a new Benelli shotgun for the upcoming IPSC Shotgun World Shoot. She highlights the transition from her previous Mossberg platform, the importance of specific modifications like porting and optics, and the challenges of adapting to new controls. The video also covers initial test firing, ammunition selection, and her ambitious plans to set world speed shooting records.

This guide outlines the preparation and execution for an IPSC shotgun competition, drawing from the experience of a national champion. It covers team arrival, equipment setup with a competition-grade semi-automatic shotgun and shell caddy, high-speed target engagement, advanced reloading techniques like quad-loading, and effective recoil management. The entry highlights the importance of fluid movement and concludes with celebrating a first-place victory in the Standard Division Lady Category.

This video compares the Taran Tactical Innovations (TTI) JW3 Benelli M2 and the JW4 Genesis Gen12 shotgun for competition. It highlights the speed differences between quad-loading a tube-fed Benelli M2 and magazine changes on the Gen12, demonstrating reload times and overall stage performance. The discussion also touches on the evolution of mag-fed shotguns in competition.

This video provides a detailed talk-through of the 2019 IPSC United States Nationals, offering expert insights into stage strategy, target engagement, and match management from Ben Stoeger. It highlights how to approach difficult stages with low hit factors, manage nerves, and adapt tactics based on match position. The content emphasizes avoiding penalties and minimizing extra shots, crucial for success in high-pressure competitive shooting environments.

The CZ TS2 Orange is a premium handgun tailored for IPSC/USPSA Standard Division competition, featuring a bull barrel and a frame-mounted 'gas pedal' for enhanced recoil control and grip. It boasts custom hand-fitting by CZ and a refined single-action trigger with a short pull and minimal reset, indicating high-quality internal craftsmanship.

This YouTube video provides a review of the Tanfoglio Limited Custom Xtreme pistol chambered in 9mm. The description highlights its design for the IPSC Standard Division, noting its Bul Barrel, steel frame with Hard Crome finish, and its balanced weight. The review also details the single-action trigger with a light pull and short reset, and a lightweight slide designed to reduce momentum for smoother recoil. The presenter finds the pistol enjoyable to shoot, easy to control, and believes it offers excellent potential for skilled competitors. The video includes an introduction, a detailed review, two firing test segments, and a summary. Contact information for the seller (ร้านปืนไพศิษฐ) and filming location (Tiger Tac Academy & Shooting Range) are also provided.

This guide details the handling and performance characteristics of the Metrillo Master pistol, a competition firearm favored by World Champion Shooter Rolly Nathaniel "Bro" Tecson. It covers ergonomic features, the exceptionally light trigger, recoil management aided by a tungsten barrel, and the use of its adjustable sights. The insights are derived from an expert assessment by Myles of Tactical Hyve, highlighting the pistol's advantages for competitive shooting.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark discusses the IPSC Nationals match, focusing on its differences from USPSA, gear requirements, and strategic considerations for competitors. Ben Stoeger and guests analyze the match's unique attendance, rule variations (especially regarding equipment and magazine capacity), and the difficulty of stages, often influenced by the venue. They also touch upon the value of cross-division training and the importance of self-awareness in stage planning and execution.