Videos tagged with World Shoot

This video details a critical shotgun malfunction experienced by Lena Miculek at a World Shoot competition. It highlights the consequences of aggressive malfunction clearing techniques and the importance of understanding firearm mechanics under pressure. The narrative emphasizes resilience and the competitive spirit, even in the face of significant equipment failure.

This video details the intensive five-day training camp undertaken by the women's US Open PCC team in preparation for the 2025 World Shoot in the Czech Republic. The training focused on a blend of fundamental drills, dynamic movement exercises, and complex courses of fire, emphasizing teamwork and individual skill refinement. The team utilized a structured approach with morning sessions dedicated to fundamentals and afternoon sessions focused on applying those skills to full courses of fire.

This video features Dustin interviewing Raine Peltokoski in Finland, focusing on practical shooting, specifically PCC (Pistol Caliber Carbine) training. They discuss tuning the JP-5 rifle, preparing for the PCC World Shoot, and explore the nuances of IPSC and USPSA rules. The conversation also delves into gear setup and training strategies for various shooting scenarios, including movement, swingers, and long-range stages. The episode offers a behind-the-scenes look at an underground shooting range in Helsinki, aiming to provide valuable insights for both experienced and new competitors in practical shooting.

This video details a crucial training drill for competitive rifle shooters preparing for events like the IPSC Rifle World Shoot. The instructor demonstrates how to determine the mechanical offset of lighter ammunition (55-grain) relative to a rifle zeroed for heavier, long-range rounds (75-grain). By shooting groups at various distances, shooters can establish precise holdovers and holdunders, ensuring accuracy on tight no-shoot targets and optimizing ammunition choice for different stages of competition.

This video covers the Shotgun World Shoot 2023, an IPSC competition held in Pattaya, Thailand. The content highlights a significant event in the competitive shooting world, with the creator expressing personal aspirations to become a world-class shooter. The video also provides a specific detail about a referee's attire during the event.

This YouTube video showcases the opening ceremony of the IPSC Handgun World Shoot 2022, hosted by Thailand. The content focuses on the grand parade of international and national shooting teams. The description highlights that the next episode will feature gun booths from various manufacturers. The event takes place at the THPSA Shooting Range in Chonburi from November 25th to December 3rd, 2022.

This video, Episode 2 of Max Michel's 'Road to Worlds' series, highlights his dedication to training and skill refinement in preparation for the World Shoot. Despite postponements, Michel is leveraging the extra time at SIG SAUER Academy, working with top instructors and teaching students to achieve perfection. The episode follows his travels and intensive preparation, emphasizing the #NEVERSETTLE mindset.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on competition shooting topics including the use of grip enhancers like Pro Grip, the implications of the IPSC World Shoot postponement, the legality of aftermarket P320 grip modules in Production division, the challenges and training considerations for Pistol Caliber Carbine (PCC) in competition, and a critical analysis of USPSA Nationals stage design and overall event quality. Ben Stoeger and guests offer insights into practical shooting techniques and the current state of competitive shooting.

This video focuses on preparation for the IPSC Rifle World Shoot, showcasing training drills with a new custom rifle build from UM Tactical. The content highlights the importance of rifle manipulation and optics proficiency at various distances. The creator also mentions upcoming classes available on their website, FarewellFirearms.com, suggesting an educational or instructional component to their content.

This video covers Stage 9 of the Red Oktober 2018 competition, hosted by Rifle Dynamics. The description highlights a notable event in the stage: Karl's VZ52 firearm malfunctioned, leading him to switch to Ian's Vz58 for the final stage. The video promises comprehensive coverage of the entire Red Oktober 2018 event, with InRange TV providing extensive content. The channel is noted as being viewer-supported via Patreon.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show discusses the 2023 World Shoot, with participants sharing their experiences and critiques. Key topics include stage design, match logistics, safety concerns, and the overall difficulty and enjoyment of the event. The discussion highlights differences in stage complexity between long, medium, and short courses, and touches upon the physical demands of the competition.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show features Ben Stoeger, Matt Hopkins, and Alex Bat discussing practical advice for running local USPSA matches and preparing for international IPSC competitions. Key takeaways include prioritizing stage design for shooter enjoyment and safety, the differences between USPSA and IPSC stage characteristics, and specific training adjustments needed for major IPSC events.