Videos tagged with USPSA President

This video discusses recent changes within the US Practical Shooting Association (USPSA), specifically regarding the removal of its president. The description provides links to Ben Stoeger's books, in-person classes and digital coaching from the Practical Shooting Training Group (PSTG), and the PSTG podcast. This suggests the content may delve into the implications of these organizational changes for competitive shooters, training, and the sport's direction, likely with a focus on practical shooting disciplines.

This YouTube video features Mike Foley discussing election-related topics. The description includes links to his Facebook page, ballot request information, and a class schedule from benstoeger.com. It also directs viewers to the benstoegerproshop.com for firearm gear. While firearms are mentioned in relation to the pro shop, the primary focus of the video appears to be political commentary and voter information.

This video features a "rap session" with Phil Strader, the president of USPSA, on the Practical Pistol Show. The discussion likely revolves around competitive shooting, firearm-related topics, and potentially USPSA-specific issues. Given the context of the Practical Pistol Show and a USPSA president, expect insights into the competitive shooting world, equipment, and current trends within the sport.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show, episode 46, dives into the race for USPSA President, featuring a large panel discussion. Key figures like Hopkins are mentioned critically, while Arik supports Suber, and Tim's contribution is deemed minimal. The description also directs viewers to Benstoeger.com for questions and benstoegerproshop.com for merchandise.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben and Candice discussing the candidates for USPSA President, along with their thoughts on ammunition choices. A link is provided to a forum discussion about Paul Hyland's presidential candidacy, indicating a focus on competitive shooting politics and potentially related equipment choices.