Hi guys, I've been reading this place for a while but figured it was about time I registered and posted a little. I was pointed here by Slavex, who has taugh me a few things in the 6 months I've been shooting.
Anyway I was off shooting a small club level IPSC/steel weird combo match today. Was a lot of fun and I borrowed a Gopro HD which I stuck on my head for the day thus looking like an idiot. Next time I'll remember to try and make it somewhat more level. Here is what came of it.
I finally finished putting together the entire video footage from the 2011 IDPA World Championship. As I've said elsewhere, this was a tough match with a lot of very technical shots. The match was split up between two days, and on day 1 I was extremely timid with my stage approaches. I didn't attack the swingers with the sort of aggression I needed, which ended up costing me a lot of time and points. Day 2 went much better for me since I figured "screw it" and just attacked the stages with much more wild abandon. Big lesson learned: timidity won't win anything.
impressive.
the stage starting at 5:55 would have destroyed me. need to get over my distance aversion.
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Honestly, that one wasn't too bad. The rear target was only 35 yards away and you had most of the upper torso and the entire head box to work with. I was -1 on the rear target and -2 on one of the swingers.
Not exactly a match video, but my latest visit to Rogers. The pistol is a Beretta 92 Compact and the holster is a Safariland 6304 Level 3 holster.
Absolutely disastrous match, moral of the story? Don't install a new slide stop on your G34 the night before the match.
Shot the IN Production, Revolver and Single Stack match yesterday. Had some good stages and bad stages, but had a blast overall. Here's a ouple I did good on.
The Indiana match is a pretty good one! I shot it in 2010 and shot the State Championship that year as well; the local section guys put together some good stages.
My most recent USPSA match, my fifth time shooting Open. Getting the hang of shooting a red dot.
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