Videos tagged with USPSA Nationals

This video discusses a recent ban on SIG Sauer P320 firearms at the Southern Utah Practical Shooters (SUBS) range due to an alleged uncommanded incident. The ban creates a conflict as SUBS is scheduled to host USPSA Nationals, where P320s are typically allowed. The speaker speculates on the potential for a waiver for the Nationals and discusses the ongoing concerns surrounding P320 malfunctions.

This video details a troubleshooting journey with a MasterPiece Arms MPA DS9 Open pistol, highlighting issues stemming from an incompatible guide rod and shock buff that caused binding. The presenter, an experienced shooter, experienced significant malfunctions during competitive matches, leading to a deep dive into the firearm's internal mechanics. The video emphasizes the importance of proper component compatibility and thorough break-in periods for high-performance race guns.

This video features Team GLOCK Captain Shane Coley competing in Day 2 of the USPSA Area 8 Championships. The content offers a glimpse into professional shooting experiences, highlighting the competitive aspects of the sport. It's part two of a series, with a link provided to the full video on YouTube.

This video covers the 2024 Carry Optics USPSA Nationals, focusing on the performance of a Walther PDP SF pistol. It highlights competitive shooting in a major USPSA event, likely showcasing the platform's capabilities in a high-pressure, speed-focused environment. Viewers can expect to see practical application of firearms handling and competitive strategy.

This video provides guidance on scheduling a competition season for competitive shooting, emphasizing intentionality over attending every available match. Instructor Ben Stoeger advises centering the season around a 'goal match,' such as USPSA Nationals, using smaller matches like Area or State championships as warm-ups. He recommends approximately one match per month to allow sufficient time for implementing lessons learned and continuing training, rather than burning out by shooting too frequently. Stoeger also cautions against investing all available funds into ammunition for the first season, suggesting a balanced approach to avoid disappointment and maintain motivation over the long term.

The Shoot Sig program, as explained by Shannon Smith, Competition Manager, is designed to introduce new shooters to competitive firearm events in a low-intimidation environment. It features simple courses of fire with no drawing or movement, making it accessible for beginners. The program aims to overcome common barriers like intimidation, cost, and time commitment, offering a fun and engaging way to get involved in shooting sports.

This video discusses recent turmoil within USPSA, including election results, email leaks, and a lawsuit served during Nationals. It highlights internal conflicts, concerns about transparency, and member dissatisfaction with the current board's actions and perceived lack of accountability.

This video, titled 'USPSA Created a Monster,' suggests a critical examination of the sport of United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA). The description provides resources for in-person classes and digital coaching from the Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), along with links to Ben Stoeger's books on Amazon and the PSTG podcast. The content likely delves into the evolution, impact, or potentially controversial aspects of USPSA, offering training and resources related to competitive shooting.

This video covers the 2023 Area 3 Championship for USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association). It showcases competitive shooting events, likely featuring a variety of firearms and shooting techniques employed by participants in this dynamic sport. The title directly indicates a high-level competition within the practical shooting discipline.

This video showcases a MasterPiece Arms open gun during a USPSA Race Gun competition. The author expresses strong positive opinions about the firearm, describing it as "pretty rad." The video includes standard YouTube disclaimers emphasizing safety, professional execution on approved ranges, and that the content is for educational and entertainment purposes only. It explicitly states the creator is not selling firearms or parts and that all displayed items are legal and commonly available products. The video is presented as a '#short'.

This video provides an in-depth analysis of the ongoing drama within the USPSA board of directors, as explained by Ben Stoeger. Stoeger details how the board's actions, including bylaw changes and member suspensions, have created a boiling point for the organization. He discusses the motivations behind these actions, the perceived lack of responsiveness from the board to member input, and the potential consequences for the future of USPSA, including the possibility of new organizations forming.

This video discusses the relocation of the USPSA 4-Gun Nationals from Colorado to Talladega due to new Colorado firearm laws. The hosts detail the new requirements, including signing an affidavit regarding high-capacity magazines and their possession prior to 2013 or status as military/law enforcement. They highlight the legal implications of signing such an affidavit, potentially involving perjury, and the logistical challenges USPSA faces in managing the rescheduled matches and competitor registrations. The discussion also touches on the division pairings for the new matches and the potential impact on participation.