Fantastic content. I like that you are running these stage setups from concealment. Putting the practical in practical shooting. You do a great job of promotIing your brand without really pushing your products. I would add in shooter intros like your older videos. They were good because each shooter gave a brief explanation of what they were using. That's what helped convince me to buy my axis elite and got two of my coworkers to "pull the trigger" as well. Keep it up fellas!!
Jared! Great job brother! I have been watching you guys from the beginning. The other guys have been greatly improved as well. The competition stuff is great content.
Can you guys do a brief breakdown of your firearms before these? Seems like you guys change quite often, which is awesome, but has us viewers scratching our heads!
@jsmiley12 I’m with you! It’s interesting to know what they’re shooting. Getting good can be done while still being interested in what pistol their utilizing
Awesome content, quality improves with every video - love it! Scrolled through, but could not see a "BAER SOLUTIONS STANDARDS TARGET, AKA "BAER" TARGET" which is a fun one.
Considering USPSA, but honestly don't think I would enjoy what a large amount of the sport is planning stages in just a few minutes. For level 2 matches and above, can you get access to the stage details a few days before the match???
You may be able to get access to the stage plan a few days in advance at some matches, but truthfully what makes a good shooter is the ability to form a plan and execute on ANY given stage within minutes. Just my two cents.
It's extremely difficult to come up with the best plan during the squad walk-through, no doubt about it. At locals I usually get there at least a hour early to walk all the stages and have plans ready before the match actually starts. At majors you can usually do the same thing the day before the main match starts while the staff is shooting.
@@ikeo1 yes but coming up with stage plans based off that can be a big mistake. Not only will all the angles look different on the ground vs in the book, but they very often change things significantly even up to a completely different start position. The only thing they can't change is the round count. So most of us just look to the book for unusual challenges to train for such as unusual start positions, lots of single hand shooting, unusual target presentations etc. But I specifically avoid coming up with plans until I see the stage on the ground.
@@SpecTrainI agree. Just mentioning it for level 2+, since his question was about access to the design. Stage designs can change and I usually don’t plan until I see it but I have some things in mind to look for. Other option for lvl 2+ is go on a day you’re not shooting and watch some other ppl shoot if they’re newer.
The stage design offers too many options to flirt with the 180 IMO . I’d have angled the barriers and the targets more. But great that your doing some more running and gunning regardless.
Fantastic content. I like that you are running these stage setups from concealment. Putting the practical in practical shooting. You do a great job of promotIing your brand without really pushing your products. I would add in shooter intros like your older videos. They were good because each shooter gave a brief explanation of what they were using. That's what helped convince me to buy my axis elite and got two of my coworkers to "pull the trigger" as well. Keep it up fellas!!
Good feedback! We appreciate the support!
I really like when you guys shoot these USPSA matches... I also shoot USPSA matches from concealment, so I really enjoy these videos. #KeepThemComing
Thanks man! We plan on it!
Jared! Great job brother! I have been watching you guys from the beginning. The other guys have been greatly improved as well. The competition stuff is great content.
Awesome! Thank you!
Can you guys do a brief breakdown of your firearms before these? Seems like you guys change quite often, which is awesome, but has us viewers scratching our heads!
It doesn’t matter, get good.
@jsmiley12 I’m with you! It’s interesting to know what they’re shooting. Getting good can be done while still being interested in what pistol their utilizing
@@maxbeloat8488 doesn’t matter. Get good
@@tylerreis7627 what a silly and antagonistic comment.
Yes! We will try to remember that for the next video!
The ranch just looks so beautiful well done guys. Another awesome video.
Awesome content, quality improves with every video - love it! Scrolled through, but could not see a "BAER SOLUTIONS STANDARDS TARGET, AKA "BAER" TARGET" which is a fun one.
Thanks so much! Yeah we have ran that drill quite a bit, but it's been a long time! Maybe we will revisit that one too!
Enjoyed the video! Keep doing what you’re doing! I love my T1C axis elite. I’m thinking of running it for competition cause of this vid
Go for it! And we appreciate the support!
The echoes in that valley are nuts. Imagine a thunderstorm in there.
This is awesome content, love to see it
Love to learn from it
It's hard to tell from the angles on video, but I think I would have gone left, reload, and move right, uprange, and finish going left
Jared foot fault the 2 targets after the reload.
Hahaha well, yeah, you're right. Good catch!
I saw that as well.
I had to rewind the video 3 times on my phone to make sure.
Jesus! What model and generation of Glock was that first run?! I've never seen one act up that many times in one magazine!
I think it was a stock G34 gen5....
Good work fellas 🤙🏻
Thanks dude!
@ 9:21 shooting outside the shooting area.
Jared definitely would’ve gotten 2-4 procedurals for firing outside of the free fire zone if this was a real match. It happens
Considering USPSA, but honestly don't think I would enjoy what a large amount of the sport is planning stages in just a few minutes.
For level 2 matches and above, can you get access to the stage details a few days before the match???
You may be able to get access to the stage plan a few days in advance at some matches, but truthfully what makes a good shooter is the ability to form a plan and execute on ANY given stage within minutes.
Just my two cents.
It's extremely difficult to come up with the best plan during the squad walk-through, no doubt about it. At locals I usually get there at least a hour early to walk all the stages and have plans ready before the match actually starts. At majors you can usually do the same thing the day before the main match starts while the staff is shooting.
There’s a matchbook for level 2+. So you’ll see the design beforehand then you can go and check it out.
@@ikeo1 yes but coming up with stage plans based off that can be a big mistake. Not only will all the angles look different on the ground vs in the book, but they very often change things significantly even up to a completely different start position. The only thing they can't change is the round count. So most of us just look to the book for unusual challenges to train for such as unusual start positions, lots of single hand shooting, unusual target presentations etc. But I specifically avoid coming up with plans until I see the stage on the ground.
@@SpecTrainI agree. Just mentioning it for level 2+, since his question was about access to the design. Stage designs can change and I usually don’t plan until I see it but I have some things in mind to look for.
Other option for lvl 2+ is go on a day you’re not shooting and watch some other ppl shoot if they’re newer.
Maybe set the comments section to where you have to be subscribed for 6+ months to get rid of the trolls.
That range makes me want to get some fake turf
Its a game changer
Why does everyone say glocks dont malfunction?
Anyway i love the content and the products, so keep it up please.
Haha literally any piece of equipment can malfunction. We've seen it all
Great video. Competition is a great tool to evaluate things. (In future videos like this, I don’t need to know what gun is being used).
good content
The stage design offers too many options to flirt with the 180 IMO . I’d have angled the barriers and the targets more. But great that your doing some more running and gunning regardless.
Yeah, true! Gotta be aware of what you're doing!
This is good stuff. It shows different strategies and how our minds work. I need to work on efficiency for sure.
So many options to consider!
Can you guys do a break down of your draw from concealment?
You guys are so damn fast!
I think we have some older videos where we talk about the draw! But we can definitely revisit it!
Jared smoked that stage, but 9:21 he takes two shots with the heel touching out of bounds. 🫢