Hey Max, me and a good friend tried this drill today, it was a great drill, it helped me find and work through some problems I was having. We’ll be doing this drill again. This is awesome please keep making videos like this
Very interesting to see your thought process and how you work through your drills, thanks for posting! I'm fairly new to uspsa and pcc, seeing different practice techniques helps a bunch, especially from someone at your level, hope you post more!
Max - I'm finding value in how raw this is. Reminds me of Stoeger's double drill raw footage. It's a long video, but valuable in terms of how well you/Stoeger are articulating your thought process as you progress through each drill cycle. I even enjoyed your struggle with the questions "Is it worth continuing this drill or spending my time elsewhere?". I would vote to have you keep posting videos like these. The added production is just more effort on your part and might take away from the raw element. The value here is seeing how a champion's mind works thru challenging training. Great job!!
And no need to do anything more w.r.t production quality; the mostly raw video is great. Audio is clear, video is good... editing it down more seems like it would run the risk of losing information along the way.
Hi Max, excellent overview of your drill mechanics, appreciate this. You talk about recoil management, too. Now there's 2 sides to this - gun setup and actual recoil management while shooting. Would you be willing to create a vid that talks about both aspects in a 9mm(i.e. setup parameters/combo considerations: ammo/load, barrel length, bolt weight, buffer weight, spring strength, hydraulic dampeners, ... and then recoil mgmt parameters: stock on shoulder placement, gun pull back, hand on gun placement, ...)? I believe many people would like to see this coming from an expert like you.
Awesome vid. So how does that range work for you? Do you rent the entire bay or something? It’s certainly set up as a ‘stage pit’ but is this range you’re at just a boatload of them and it’s first come first served or what?
thanks for the video! I think this video was good no need for additional editing. Going to give this drill a try on the next range trip. Are you the same dude from supersetca?
Hey, we shot at JP PCC Area 6 Championship. I have had some triggers sent to me to try and and really still looking for the holy grail. What pcc trigger have you found to be the best. At times I feel like I am waiting on the gun. Thanks.
@@Maxamundi That funny you say that, my JP short stroke SCS Buffer just showed up two days ago. Looking to see what that will do for me. What comp have you found to work best. I am thinking about SJC.
@@Maxamundi Hi Max! What do you think about a new Hiperfire Phantom pcc triggers? i'm about to buy a new trigger but what to choose..Eclipse or wait for a new ones?
@@pcctrichny1260 I am excited to use one. I have two on order. I dry fired them at shot show, they feel like an ECLipse with a little bit more travel distance of the trigger before breaking a reset. But with all the features that are pcc specific I think it might be a great reliable option at the sub $200 price.
Hey Max, me and a good friend tried this drill today, it was a great drill, it helped me find and work through some problems I was having. We’ll be doing this drill again. This is awesome please keep making videos like this
Thanks Max, very nice to see some raw training sessions. Very helpfull to our learning curve. Keep up the good work!
I’m really enjoying the vids for guys like me that are new this is super helpful
Very interesting to see your thought process and how you work through your drills, thanks for posting! I'm fairly new to uspsa and pcc, seeing different practice techniques helps a bunch, especially from someone at your level, hope you post more!
Max - I'm finding value in how raw this is. Reminds me of Stoeger's double drill raw footage. It's a long video, but valuable in terms of how well you/Stoeger are articulating your thought process as you progress through each drill cycle. I even enjoyed your struggle with the questions "Is it worth continuing this drill or spending my time elsewhere?". I would vote to have you keep posting videos like these. The added production is just more effort on your part and might take away from the raw element. The value here is seeing how a champion's mind works thru challenging training. Great job!!
Definitely, the stream of consciousness is immensely helpful to grasping the big picture concept of what you are executing in your practice sessions
This is excellent
Its good to know pro shooters have the same struggles
This season is my first PCC division. Thanks Max for video lessons. Good luck to you!!!
Excellent video max thanks for sharing some training technique.
Looking forward to more videos in this domain 👌
Thanks for sharing this! I find it very interesting and helpful to also get a look at your thought process.
Great video! Good stuff! Thanks for sharing Max!
This is super interesting; very illuminating to listen to you think through the process!
And no need to do anything more w.r.t production quality; the mostly raw video is great. Audio is clear, video is good... editing it down more seems like it would run the risk of losing information along the way.
Given your match performance history, I will closely watch everything you put up.
Awesome drill Max! Thanks for sharing :)
Hi Max, excellent overview of your drill mechanics, appreciate this. You talk about recoil management, too. Now there's 2 sides to this - gun setup and actual recoil management while shooting. Would you be willing to create a vid that talks about both aspects in a 9mm(i.e. setup parameters/combo considerations: ammo/load, barrel length, bolt weight, buffer weight, spring strength, hydraulic dampeners, ... and then recoil mgmt parameters: stock on shoulder placement, gun pull back, hand on gun placement, ...)? I believe many people would like to see this coming from an expert like you.
All that is coming! It's just going to take me a while to figure out how to organize and release it
So you are human.... just like the rest of us :-)
Just sometimes 🤔
Awesome vid. So how does that range work for you? Do you rent the entire bay or something? It’s certainly set up as a ‘stage pit’ but is this range you’re at just a boatload of them and it’s first come first served or what?
thanks for the video! I think this video was good no need for additional editing. Going to give this drill a try on the next range trip. Are you the same dude from supersetca?
Yes
Max what barrel are you using for your PCC? Thanks
Hey, we shot at JP PCC Area 6 Championship. I have had some triggers sent to me to try and and really still looking for the holy grail. What pcc trigger have you found to be the best. At times I feel like I am waiting on the gun. Thanks.
Waiting on the gun = short stroke the action more. I like hiperfire ECL still
@@Maxamundi That funny you say that, my JP short stroke SCS Buffer just showed up two days ago. Looking to see what that will do for me. What comp have you found to work best. I am thinking about SJC.
Max, Great drill. What buttstock are you using on your PCC?
This is a smoke composites furniture set that I'm trying out. It's the one with the Magpul buttpad and cheek riser.
@@Maxamundi Hi Max! What do you think about a new Hiperfire Phantom pcc triggers? i'm about to buy a new trigger but what to choose..Eclipse or wait for a new ones?
@@pcctrichny1260 I am excited to use one. I have two on order. I dry fired them at shot show, they feel like an ECLipse with a little bit more travel distance of the trigger before breaking a reset. But with all the features that are pcc specific I think it might be a great reliable option at the sub $200 price.
@@Maxamundi but if you would travel to an lonely island and would have to take 1 trigger with you..what would you choose ?:)
So fast