IPSC Airsoft Surgeon Championship 2020 Highlights
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2020
- The British Shooting Show this year saw the addition of the Airsoft Surgeon Championships, a highlight of the IPSC Action Air calender!
With competitors attending from all over the world and stages that would usually be seen at a level 5 world shoot, it made for an exciting competition.
We look over the highlights with MagLoad's Conners presenting and interviews with Airsoft Surgeon Founder Clarence Lai and Match Organiser Chris Kong.
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Video credits: Kai Verch
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You would think everyone in the states would be extra tic for this type of competition. The guns themselves are a bit spendy, but the ammo is beyond economical and the skills from air soft to real steel translate extremely well. You would think cheap trigger time and competition would be looked upon more favorably.
Wow I didn't know that they had this kind of airsoft compition this is nice so kid can learn to shoot
OK. I live in the US and have been shooting Steel Challenge, USPSA, ICORE, and IDPA matches for many years but with the ammo now becoming extinct, I'm shooting these matches with 22's which at first was frowned on and not welcomed. But now they are allowing it because most can't get primers to reload or buy 9mm ammo. I'm going to get one of these airsoft guns, Open or CO, to practice with(draws and first shots are awesome practice) and if any organizations pop up for this here in Oregon, I'll shoot. I just want to "stay in the game" so to speak.
Yo, def go with a GBB pistol
I live up here in Oregon and I’m trying to get involved with airsoft competitions as well where can we go in United States to Compete
These stages look like the nuts!
I'm wondering which Shot Timer is used for that?
Its not about real gun on not, its about speed and accuracy competition,..Some countries even have a target shooting competition with a slingshot.
Why it dont exist with pellet pistols ??? 4.5mm
Are these vulnerable gas pistol magazines that they drop on the floor?
The floor is rubberized
Other than the aspect of real firearms, do you think this hasn't picked up in the States because no airsoft field owner/manager understands the complexities of being a match director and they haven't found a way to make it profitable? Even non-affiliated shooting events. Even in California where ammo is scarce, you just don't see this.
Its not picked up in the US because in the US we shoot USPSA with real guns
I wish i can get to play this sport nice
You can! Just get in contact with the UKPSA via their website!
any contact for ipsc airsoft in Houston ? thanks in advanced
The best place to enquire would be the USPSA uspsa.org/
when real ammo is too expensive to practice lol
Yeah we usually use (REAL) guns here in America. I personally like my Glock 34
What the Duck? You have real guns....we should be so lucky across the pond!
i have a real glock as well and im in the uk ! it has a 12inch barrel and a .22lr conversion kit to comply with communist sheep laws though
and in every other EU country as well
Can't shoot other people with a real gun.
@@Bmr4life o really
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cute
It's great to promote shooting sports but without live ammunition, you're not learning any recoil management skills and there are no power factor divisions. Ammunition has been difficult to get in NA and this airsoft has merits in that respect, but I certainly wouldn't want to compete competitively with airsoft. Mainly concerned with developing bad habits that would result in a DQ.
It's fascinating to me that UK has so willingly castrated itself in terms of civil liberties and the privileges of it's own citizens.
I live in country where airsoft was banned due to rule ... This peak my interest in ipsc
To an extent, i like the gun laws here in the UK. We never needed a reason to bear arms like you did in the US. We dont have any wildlife that poses any danger, and we never had a frontier with hostile natives to worry about. We simply dont need to carry on our little island.
And because firearms have always been controlled there are very few guns amongst criminals when compared to the US.
Im pro gun, i shoot myself, but i wouldn't be in favour of legal carry here in the UK because its not necessary
@@johnredcorn2476 In a free country, competent law abiding citizens shouldn't need a reason.
@NIM80E i would have to respectfully disagree mate. Im no piers morgan, im not going to tell you americans how to regulate guns in your own country, i just dont agree with carry here.
@@johnredcorn2476 I dont carry either, in my area i dont need to. Its a personal decision and not one to be made by corruptable lawmakers who are in no way legally obligated to protect you or your loved ones. Not needing a firearm doesn’t justify prohibiting access to one, the notion is straight authoritarian. When you look to authority to make your life decisions for you then you're no longer a person, just tax revenue.
why even bother with toy guns ?
It’s all about the sport and enjoying the game!
Well unfortunately there’s not much we can do about the laws, so we make the most of what we are allowed to shoot
The skills transfers pretty well to real steel. I started with airsoft and now do USPSA. Also still play airsoft.
far easier to set something like this up with airsoft than with firearms. That should be obvious.
Local laws obviously?
Not all of us are lucky enough to live in nations where pistols are legal. Also watch the video of the airsofter from japan trying real guns for the first time, it should show you the skills transfer
Toy ipsc...disgraceful cowardice.
Really? How would you suggest nations that aren't allowed handguns and the younger generation get into the sport?
This comment is so ignorant.. He thinks the whole world is America where firearms ownership is allowed 😂
@@Gunroomtv Dont bother on replying to him, if he has access to internet, it’s his fault to stay that ignorant
heck even in my country where i could easily get a licence to shoot RS i prefer my custom hi-capa race gun. ammo is heck of lot cheaper and it is far more easy to set up courses inside houses ect. we just shot a competition yesterday with a thousand rounds fired for almost no money needed. you're just ignorant.
@@Socks3657 Great comment
Apologies for sounding disrespectful but seeing adults running around with toy guns on an ipsc course of fire is just pathetic. This if for kids. All this is good for is to introduce your kids to ipsc in a relatively safe enviroment or as a training guide to teach new ipsc shooters how to read a course of fire and plan shooting strategy without actually firing live ammo. But to have adults fully rigged up with toy guns like its a real shooting sport is laughable. If firearms are not allowed in you country then do archery.
Mo, it's a shame you see it like that. Many countries have firearms restrictions and Action Air is all that some people can do in the pistol discipline. In the UK Action Air is seen as both a sport in its own right and a way to practice for full bore pistol that UK residents have to travel abroad for which can be expensive. Archey is hardly the same as IPSC shooting!
@@Gunroomtv I do humbly apologize. I think that I am just projecting. In my country there has been an onslaught against private firearm ownership for the last 20 years. The ruling party has been going after sport shooting in particular and wanted to offer us airsoft as an alternative. No self respecting IPSC shooter would accept that.
@@mohammedyusufsalie2543 We would never advocate giving up real firearms for Airsoft that's for sure! The world is certainly making it very difficult for sports shooters and I fear it's going to get worse, we all need to stick together as much as possible!