Each club will set up the stages based on bay quantity and size, and what stage you start on will be determined by what squad you're in. So you'll potentially see them in all sorts of different orders.

Terrorists come in all shapes and sizes 😂

fuck them kids (no diddy)

@@vicmccrowmost of em look like pigs and wear thin blue lines

Thank you! Pleaae share with other new shooters! Also, definitely subscribe because I have more videos coming

@@offthedraw oh yeah I already shared it with my buddies hoping steel challenge will appeal to them also. Keep up the great work!!

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Stay frosty

They are coated with a synthetic jacket that helps reduce wear on the barrel and keep it cleaner longer

Blue raspberry flavored

You're right! I started turning the other way months later and my times improved significantly

Unfortunately I haven't shot any carbine divisions yet, so I can't give you a good answer. I've only shot handgun divisions so far. If I were to speculate, I would say that the farthest target in USPSA is 35 yards. So zeroing to 35 is probably a good place to start.

Lmao, who is this?

Love to hear it. Thanks dude.

Right on! Good luck, hope you crush it.

Did you check out the full video?

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I'm practicing for practical pistol competitions. In this scenario I and performing a reload before the gun is empty, and I know there is still a round in the chamber

This guy gets it

Thanks dawg

Lol, I can only imagine how much harder it would be to have to slow down from RF and PCC to CO. Eventually in the next year or two I'll make the jump to RFRO, and I already know how exciting it'll be to burn down stages. I wish there was more competition in CO, (RF seems to be where all the heat is), but I get the sense that alot of people find centerfire pistol difficult.

@@offthedraw it’s also like half the price to shoot the match in RF!

The first place you should try reducing time is on your draw. Let's say you want to average 2.8 seconds and your draw to first shot is 1.5 seconds, you only have 1.3 seconds to engage each reaming target, that's 0.32s per target for the 4 remaining targets. If you can get down to a 1 second draw to first shot, you now have 1.8 seconds, or 0.45s per remaining target. Which gives you more wiggle room so you can ensure your dot is on target before taking each shot.

That’s like asking “How do you get to Carnegie Hall?” The answer you’ll always get is “Practice.”

@@captainrevolver6998 I guess I should be asking WHAT should I be practicing? I don't seem to be getting any faster, which tells me I must be practicing wrong.

My next video is going to be about how to practice for competition. So definitely be on the lookout for that.

Never.

@@offthedraw Thanks for responding! I've got a P320 4 inch that I've owned for 3-4 years now. Never bought a holster. I shoot it extremely well, ergos are the best in my opinion. I'm thinking about getting a Tier One concealed appendix holster for it.

Lol, I still do sometimes. They only give you 4 minute to walk the stage and make a plan. Sometimes that's just not enough.

Think of it like you're a boxer working a punching bag. It doesn't hit back, but you're still working on your form and technique, getting reps in. It's main benefit is you are working on certain skills at a high speed. So while it's not encompassing every aspect, it's making you proficient at certain crucial mechanics and techniques

​@@offthedrawlove it. Guy had a good question, but your answer makes a lot of sense

Every stage at every match is different. You have a short amount of time to walk through and come up with the most efficient plan to engage all targets. If you're the fastest with the best hits, you win. Classifiers are always the same. They give you a way to measure yourself against literally everyone else in the sport on an even playing field.

this is as close to adrenaline-filled shooting as youre going to get without killing someone lol. It’s not like youre going to be clearing corners in an unknown structure in a self defense scenario. You’re training to put holes into things. If you cant hit paper, you arent going to suddenly get better when that adrenaline kicks in.

That little guy? I wouldn't worry about that little guy

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When the hobbits invade, this guy will be the one to protect us

@@offthedraw the lil white feller laying in the dirt