Racinready300ex
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- Jun 3, 2009
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Whats your filming setup that was a perfect POV
I use a Lid Cam, it works pretty well. Just clips on your hat brim.
Whats your filming setup that was a perfect POV
i really cannot believe all the gun nuts on this forum aren't doing competitive action shooting. it is SOOOOOO much better than going to a static range and punching paper. it's not force on force training by any stretch, but a great chance to get some knowledge, experience and confidence running your guns under a little stress that may come in handy should a bad situation arise. i do a boring static range to sight in a new gun and other than that it's all competition shooting for me.
I'm new to all of this since last year, but I can tell you I'm already bored of square/flat ranges.
I'd love to try this kind of action shooting. I understand you need an approved pistol, an acceptable holster, a belt, and a number of mag pouches? It's just daunting to get started, knowing nothing, and having no gear to even try.
i really cannot believe all the gun nuts on this forum aren't doing competitive action shooting. it is SOOOOOO much better than going to a static range and punching paper. it's not force on force training by any stretch, but a great chance to get some knowledge, experience and confidence running your guns under a little stress that may come in handy should a bad situation arise. i do a boring static range to sight in a new gun and other than that it's all competition shooting for me.
Of course I agree but it's hard to get out to these locations for some folks. I'm nearly in DC (Commie town Bethesda), so the drive is probably lengthy to matches.
maybe not in your backyard, but there's stuff around. thurmont near frederick has idpa and uspsa on weekends and one weekday/month. peacemaker near inwood below martinsburg has a ton of matches of all sorts. summit point (walnutridge) near charles town should be starting back up around march. york has good matches. never been to sanners but i think it's around annapolis. again, just scroll thru the Competition forum and you'll see a bunch of matches all over the place.
maybe not in your backyard, but there's stuff around. thurmont near frederick has idpa and uspsa on weekends and one weekday/month. peacemaker near inwood below martinsburg has a ton of matches of all sorts. summit point (walnutridge) near charles town should be starting back up around march. york has good matches. never been to sanners but i think it's around annapolis. again, just scroll thru the Competition forum and you'll see a bunch of matches all over the place.
AAF&G, outside Annapolis, has IDPA matches.
Great and inspiring video!
I live so close to Sanners Lake Sportsman club that I can hear the live firing. I want to learn about and compete in these compititions but I have some reservations since I have a physical handicap that affects my mobility. I am slow and clumsy on my feet and am unable to run but I am not yet in a wheelchair. Is there a compitition class for handicapped handgun shooters?
so the drive is probably lengthy to matches.
Wow this look likes fun, but super fast moving! I need to shoot my pistol much more before I even attempt to shoot something along these lines.
Maybe by mid summer, I would be ready?
Great and inspiring video!
I live so close to Sanners Lake Sportsman club that I can hear the live firing. I want to learn about and compete in these compititions but I have some reservations since I have a physical handicap that affects my mobility. I am slow and clumsy on my feet and am unable to run but I am not yet in a wheelchair. Is there a compitition class for handicapped handgun shooters?