3GN Vegas Finals - Mike Voigt

Published on February 24, 2012
Duration: 2:06

Mike Voigt discusses the challenges of competing in a division with iron sights and no optics, contrasting it with his usual open division setup. He highlights the need for increased patience and adaptation to different target presentations, including spread-out shotgun targets and rifle targets at specific distances. Voigt also touches on the pressure of competition and his personal expectations for a $50,000 prize.

Quick Summary

Competitive shooter Mike Voigt discusses the challenges of the 3GN Vegas Finals, noting the shift from open division setups with optics to iron sights. He emphasizes the need for increased patience due to spread-out shotgun targets and difficult rifle positions, drawing on extensive practice of around 70,000 rounds fired in the last year.

Chapters

  1. 00:02Introduction to Mike Voigt
  2. 00:17Voigt's Preparation and Practice
  3. 00:30Open Division vs. Current Competition Setup
  4. 00:43Challenges with Iron Sights and Triggers
  5. 00:54Target Setup Analysis
  6. 01:10Rifle and Pistol Target Considerations
  7. 01:21Competition Pressure and Expectations
  8. 01:47Upcoming Match Preview

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the main differences Voigt notes between the open division and the current competition setup?

Mike Voigt highlights that the open division typically uses guns with optics, significant porting, and other enhancements for control. In contrast, the current competition requires iron sights on pistols and no optics on shotguns, demanding more patience and adaptation.

How does Mike Voigt describe the target setup for the 3GN Vegas Finals?

Voigt describes the target setup as well-rounded. He mentions fast shotgun targets that are spread out, requiring significant swinging. Rifle targets are at distances and heights that make achieving a perfect position difficult.

What is Mike Voigt's perspective on competition pressure?

Mike Voigt views competition pressure as a familiar situation, stating he has been in similar scenarios numerous times. His focus is on delivering a good performance, regardless of the prize money or outcome.

How much ammunition does Mike Voigt estimate he has fired in preparation?

Mike Voigt estimates he has fired approximately 70,000 rounds of ammunition over the past 12 months in preparation for competitions, hoping his extensive practice pays off.

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