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@@anthonydietmeier6524 It seemed appropriate.

With a pistol it's somewhere around 10 yards for predictive pairs, assuming a good stance, grip, etc. If it's a lean, or I missed my grip on the draw, or something else is going on that could have an impact on my recoil control, then I'll switch to reactive shooting. I almost never take K zone shots unless it's on a partial target where you're pretty much just shooting at the head anyway or if it may save me a reload. It's usually faster to fire a quick pair and get two As on a close target than to take longer on the sight picture and trigger press and risk eating two mikes on that target.

@ ok thanks

@@evolvingskills5903 Thanks. It’s a great match. Definitely worth the drive.

Because it’s daytime…

@@anthonydietmeier6524 I was asking the same. They decided to do a 2 gun match instead of a 3 gun match. I was bummed.

@Adamriser1 very sad. Did you request a 33% refund?

@@anthonydietmeier6524 Nah. $80 for a 10 stage match is pretty damn cheap. It was still a ton of fun.

@@DaBigBR Maybe wrong decision isn’t the right phrase. How about safe decision that guaranteed a lower stage finish if the hole was there? To clarify, I was calling shots as I shot them, and I called this one on the perf. It was only because this was in the last position and right in front of me that I had the chance gamble on a good hit and to come back and check my work after. It’s a very unique case that would not apply elsewhere in the stage. If I had called the same possible mike earlier, I definitely would have just sent a third round as I did elsewhere in the match instead of gambling that it was in there and going back to look after.

@@kenworley9519 Yup. Not a lot of matches where you drive a side by side while your team mate shoots from the front.

Would have been a small one for you.

Go to practiscore.com. That's where match sign ups are posted. Find a match in your area, sign up for any division, and go. When you get there, let the staff know that you're new and they'll take care of you. If you don't have a pistol, just say that you want to borrow one. A dozen people will then run to their cars and fight over who gets to loan you theirs. Trust me. If you do have a pistol, bring it and all your mags. Don't buy anything before you've been to a couple match. Start there. Have fun.

Just show up. Uspsa peeps are usually very friendly and give you more advice than you need. If you want old fudds yelling at you you can go to IDPA. You dont need much gear. Holster, mag pouch, belt. Any pistol in 9mm etc and mags. Eye pro, ear pro. Water.

@@LonghornShootingSports based. Thanks man!

@@robertgreiner297 Everyone at the match.

If you can control a 12 gauge shotgun in a vehicle, a 5.56 carbine is gonna feel like a BB gun running it inside of confined spaces. Definitely could see some benefit from this training

@@derkhopkins Calm down dad. He was fine :)

@@Delta-Alpha-Kilo It’s a GMR-15 from JP Rifles. If you can afford it, the JP-5 is even better.

Yeah, I've seen a lot of people get caught out like that. Always a good thing to be aware of.

@@Platoon_Guide It’s the Way Of The Gun sling from Frank Proctor. Nothing fancy, very minimal. I added a pull loop to the buckle to make it a bit easier to grab on the run.

Thanks buddy!

Not quite. I'm in Canada ice climbing right now and won't be shooting any matches until this summer. Mostly what it means is that I have been thinking about shooting a lot lately, and I've also been having trouble sleeping and need to fill the time :)

Sorry, just saw this. I did for a while. There wasn’t enough difference in performance to justify a new pistol. But, I wore my barrel out and got a comp fitted in the new one, so I’ll have a comp from here on out.

It actually fell off over the top of my head. I was planning to unsling like I did on the Stage 2 video after I came out of the tube, but when I went to stand up it was already there. I was as surprised as anyone :)

@@Adamriser1 I brought the rifle across the front of my chest as I went through the tube. Thought it would be faster; turned out I just got hung-up in my sling. Still, coolest transition of the match!

It's a different one. The one I use is from XLR Industries. I love it. Dan uses something slightly different with a similar adjustment design, but it's a little lighter. I prefer a bit heavier butt stock (just a bit) because it does a better job balancing out the rifle.