My First IDPA Competition
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- Опубликовано: 11 окт 2024
- This was my first IDPA competition, I was super nervous but in the end I took 8th place in my division Cory placed 1st and 1st overall. I have some improving to do, but I will most certainly be doing more of these.
Sounds like a great range officer! Really on top of everything going on with the shooter, and all their surroundings. Nice that all his comments and instructions, were picked up in the video too. Nice shooting.
I noticed that, too. He seemed really helpful, and willing to answer questions. I still get apprehensive when dealing with RSOs, because of bad experience.
Calm, cool, collected and deliberate. What every firearm owner and carrier should be. nice job.
Great job Erika, and that was even with you taking your time. As you become more comfortable in competitions, your times will improve quickly.
Good job clearing that FTE, you're getting better. Keep practicing your draws, that's the only thing slowing you up. Also, when you clean your pistol, take some Flitz and polish the chamber and feedramp, should help clear up those sticky cases. Hope to see you on the range
Awesome job Erika! You've come a long way in just a year's time. Keep it up.
Congrats to you both. I hope you much success to come.
Congrats on your first IDPA, I so wanna do it they look like super fun matches
Thank you very much, It has taken a lot of hard work but I am working my way up. Cory is an excellent instructor and I wouldn't short him of getting nearly all the credit for where I am today
Your grip and recoil control seems excellent. Seated the mag nicely too. Surprised to see that one stage shooting far to close instead of the proper close to far with IDPA. I'm working on keeping the gun high in my workspace during reloads. Very impressed, good luck!
IDPA is a great way to hone your skills..Good Luck to both of you.
Erika, I have followed you and Cory from your first video. My daughter is 20 years old and so you two are about the same age. I could not be more proud of your accomplishments if you were my own daughter. I know your parents, brother and Cory must busting with pride. I also shoot IDPA. I wish you all the best and be safe.
Thanks! The 17 is not stock, I have Tijicon HD sights, a 3.5lb ghost connector, all Lone Wolf competition springs and and extended slide release. The ammo used was 115 grain 9mm from Summit Ammunition
Funny, I was just thinking "I wonder how these guys would do in an IDPA competition, I bet they would kill it." As usual, I was right. Great job! No shock Cory took 1st, he's a beast. 8 out of 30 is awesome too since it was your FIRST match! Love the videos.
I think she did really well. I hope my first time goes that well.
Excellent job Erika. Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Semper Fidelis
Thank you so very much, that was the sweetest comment I think I have ever read! I wish you luck with your IDPA matches as well!
Way to go!! I bet you were having a blast out there. Keep up the good work!
Hey C&E, I'd like to see a few more of these with the both of you shooting. Love both of your channels.
Nice shooting. Erica, have you ever tried doing a tactical reload by first going for the fresh magazine? try holding the fresh mag (close to the base of the magazine) between your pointer finger and middle finger while doing that use your thumb/palm and ring finger(same hand) to remove/hold the used mag from the gun with both magazines in same hand place the fresh mag into the gun and then place the used mag into your magazine carrier. you'll have less time without mag in gun ready to shoot.
nice job Erica. Odd starting positions, the IDPA rulebook says you have to start with hands relaxed at sides, and there was very little shooting from behind cover. Once you relax, you will be amazing these fellows, you are fast
Good work. Have fun and keep plugging away.
Nice job for your first time. Thanks for sharing and good luck next time.
IDPA is awesome I go 2 or 3 a month love it. You did amazing hope you have a blast at many more!
Good job 1 handed Right and Left. Laying down looked very hard? Keep showing your matches! Good luck in the future!!!
Looks like fun. Love the pink holster!
If you spend enough time at these types of matches you'll see pretty much everything jam up sooner or later. I've seen plenty of glocks jam.
I was asked to leave from my first IDPA competition after raising the muzzle above the plane of the backstop at the end of two courses of fire. This occurred as i brought the pistol back towards my body and due to natural grip the barrel tilts up about 15 degrees. I followed their safety procedures to the best of my ability, and understand their concerns. But to not allow me a chance to correct something that concerned the safety officer, it has prevented me from returning to try their range again. Maybe I'll find a different range to practice in the future. Not many options where I live unless I pay $40 per visit for indoor, or drive nearly an hour for a public spot in the woods.
Robert Conrath "But to not allow me a chance to correct something that concerned the safety officer, it has prevented me from returning to try their range again."
Take responsibility for your actions. Getting a DQ didn't "prevent" you from returning to their range, you made a decision, based on butthurt, not to return. You grasp, on some level, that this is a dishonorable reason to refrain from going back, so you externalize it and make it someone else's fault.
When I got my first DQ, I stayed, helped paste and took score and made *certain* to return the next month, lesson learned, with a good attitude. That's how you build respect and credibility. That range is much better off without you than you are without them.
Oh stayed for the entire match and helped tape and score the remaining 5 courses of fire for the other competitors.
I was respectful and asked if I could stick around and watch. This individual was ok with that. I plan on enrolling at another range sometime soon. I have avoided going back there specifically because there were no teaching points made from my DQ by the individual overseeing our group.
I just did my first match and sucked. You looked good. Looking forward to next week and redemption. Had lots of fun and learned a lot
Perfect stance, perfect mag exchange! You're a badass!
He is the Range Safety Officer. He has to be a drill seargent to ensure a safe competition. Great shooting Erika!
Sometimes, you have "reloads w/ retention" as part of the match, meaning the mag are not out of ammo, but you are required to switch mags. You always retain mags that have ammo remaining.
Thats something i want to get into. But not sure if there is much around here. But good luck to you. Keep at it.
That was thrilling to watch! Congratulation!
Awesome job girl!! Great shooting!!
I got my 17 fixed, sadly our most recent competition was canceled due to rain. We had to wear a cover shirt to "draw from concealed carry" most people wear vests but this did the job
Thanks for the video, I learned something... Very nice shooting....
Great shooting. Congrats
Stiffer concealment garment helps a lot.
Almost a year ago already but nice job! Youll be surprised how much better you get (have gotten?) when your trigger finger learns to pick up some speed!
nice shooting!! I like GLOCK too!!
Good job! Was wondering what the events were like. Loved the vid.
Nice job! I wish I would have fared that well at my first shoot last weekend. At least you can't tell how bad I did in the video.
Excellent video detailing the courses of fire in an IDPA competition and I am glad to see you performed well for your first outing. Of concern, however, was what appeared to be no less than four malfunctions which required remedial action to clear on that Glock 17. Did you determine if this was ammo, magazine, shooter, or modification derived?
That looks like a lot of fun
You did great!
congrats to both!
Seems like you have come a long way in a short period of time. Either you are a good student or Cory is a good instructor...or both.
Nice shooting for your first match. Unfortunately, IDPA bores the $%#@! out of me. I'll keep shooting IPSC.
yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay for erika
well done :)
8th is great you okay... your probably way better than most guys on here
you can teach me anytime ;)
neilo
Great job!! This is obviously 2 years ago, are you still shooting IDPA? I have my first competition this weekend!! :)
Found it - August 2012 - Cory was 4th overall.
Congrats! Great shooting.
Good Job chicky,,Theres alot of guys out there that cant hang with ya on the course!
Dem Legs!!!
You go girl! You're awesome!
good shooting! You should take a vid of your skills now if you are still shooting comps. I find it easier to stow mags during tac reloads for IPDA in cargo pockets, while perhaps less becoming, baggier clothing will provide some better functionality if you decide to go for speed!
Congratulations, you looked good out there! :-)
Those legs had my attention the whole video
Perfectly accessorized! :)
You don't know until after the stage. You then check to count misses. Misses equal time added.
I haven't had my first match yet, still practicing...but you looked great after teh butterflies!
Nice job, Erika!
Congrats, Erika! You have inspired my wife with her RRA 5.56 & Glock 26 :) You're killer good !
Congrats!
Awesome job!
I thought IDPA would have more movement. You will love USPSA they tend to move around a little bit more then this match.
Looks like great fun and good shooting!! Question though, why didn't you just drop the mags instead of putting them back in the pouches?
You're losing time getting to the holster under your short. Can you tuck them into your pants so you get more streamlined or is there some sort of carry & conceal stipulation with this competition?
Great recovery at 2:57.
That is Awesome. I enjoyed watching so I'm sure you enjoyed actually shooting more, but it looked fun and also a great challenge/competition/training. How many more have you done?
Beautiful!!
Great job Erika! You will only get better. Is there going to be a video of Cory's run to?
Seems like the shirt got in the way. Was that like that to make it feel more realistic, like conceal carry?
Nice, do you gsuy get anything for the competition? or just for fun?
You did great!
Nice shooting,,,Auguri !
Erica -
Was this match shot at Atlanta Conservation Club ? If so when, can't find results.
This is awesome!
Can't drop mags in IDPA unless you're at slide lock.
your too cute...!!!LOL, AWESOME JOB BY THE WAY
great job. i am looking forward to my first one coming up in June. it must have been fun?
I'm sure you guys have mentioned it before and I just missed it but maybe not. How come when you are shooting one handed you cant the pistol inward?
great job!
How many jams/stove pipes did you have to clear? i noticed 2...that could have cost you points. Great job in getting those cleared and hammering on!
Great shooting!! :o)
Is Cory's posted on RUclips too?
I'm not trying to start the age old debate but I keep seeing glocks jam up, are you shooting reloads or low power ammo, or is the glock just junk?
good job!!!!
Thank you Mike!
Thank you very much!
Great job!
Looks like fun!
that looks fun!
awsom u rock Erika
Awesome!!! Thank you so much
I cant wait to get into USPSA
you rock erika and i think you and cory are awsome thank you for the cool vids and hopefuly ill meet a lady that love to shoot and can out shoot me lol
Just wondering, are you allowed to drop your magazine when your reloading or you have to hold on to it and put the empty mags back into the holster?
Yeah!! cory07ink
Well Done Girl. Did you have a few malfunctions???
Stovepipes with your trusty G17? I'd get it looked at . . . . .
Nice Shootin'