This might sound like a dumb question but for production class. If a gun hold 15 rounds, it can still be used but only allowed 10 rounds in the magazine?
I’m sorry most of these guys come from wealthy families, imagine what a poor person that was raised around guns could do with these expensive weapons and gear.
USPSA is very much a working man's sport. The guys I shoot with all come from middle class backgrounds. You can get into it for under $1000 all in, gun, belt, mags, holster and have a lot of fun. As yoi get better you can put money towards better and better gear. Guys may end up with a $5000 open gun but they've been shooting for a really long time and either will use that gun for decades or already have. Ammo is the most expensive thing, way more costly than the guns, particularly if you practice a lot. During sane times, 9mm runs about $0.20-0.22/round. A 200 round practice session is about $45. Club matches are pretty cheap, usually $50 or less. The one I shoot is $30. Match fees may be waved if you help setup. Shooting is very much a working man's sport and accessible to just about anyone with a middle income.
He's not the world's best shooter Jerry Miculek is and he has way more Championship cups then this guy does. The guy's like 80 years old and way faster than this guy so don't get me wrong this guy is really good but not Jerry good by a long shot go Jerry
The slides sound like butter.
I came back just to hear that sound.
Forreals they are smooth man!
@@sammyb_TCG how do you get them that smooth
@@nickrev4057 it's mostly because these are custom made race guns that are hand made. But keep em oiled & clean really helps!
my butter usually crackles a little
More info on the holster would have been helpful, thanks
Did anyone else see something weird fly out at 3:01? It looks like it came out of the gun.
It was a bug.
So interesting for beginners to hit the range to partake in competition shooting
Thank you for the overview. What do you use for glasses? Thanks again
This might sound like a dumb question but for production class. If a gun hold 15 rounds, it can still be used but only allowed 10 rounds in the magazine?
Great overview. It would be great to hear about the ammo used. Factory or handload? For handloads, bullet type and weight and powder type and charge.
At his level of shooting, his sponsor(s) probably supply it.
Can you share where you got the mount for your red dot sight on 1911, thanks, John.
Is that an ext on that 014 safariland holster?
Could I use a Glock 40, 10mm? I realize I should have got a Glock 34 but would a 10mm be any good?
depends. what type of shooting are you doing? i would go with the least recoil you can possible go for
is that a Smith and Wesson 1911 limited?
Hi, im new in the sport! And i understand him not very well.
Wich belt is this and where i can get one? Thanks for help!
DUDE
Could someone use an HK SP5 in a competition since it’s technically a handgun?
I doubt it. To me I would think there is some weight limit or length limit or holsterable requirement. 🤷🏼♂️
@Zak Hoyt No, and SP5 it's not a handgun is literally an mp5 pistol clone
@@xxlllxx5982 it’s a handgun according to the atf
Always wondered how to pronounce his last name
🤙🏼🔥good info
That’s a big A timer
It really dates him. He's probably had that for over 20 years.
Yeah it’s probably from like 1993.
has Julie Golob beat ya ;)
Why is he mispronouncing his name???
You look like Chris Watts.. weird.
Whats the style of Olympic shooting, they got goofy avant-garde shit
I’m sorry most of these guys come from wealthy families, imagine what a poor person that was raised around guns could do with these expensive weapons and gear.
USPSA is very much a working man's sport. The guys I shoot with all come from middle class backgrounds. You can get into it for under $1000 all in, gun, belt, mags, holster and have a lot of fun. As yoi get better you can put money towards better and better gear. Guys may end up with a $5000 open gun but they've been shooting for a really long time and either will use that gun for decades or already have.
Ammo is the most expensive thing, way more costly than the guns, particularly if you practice a lot. During sane times, 9mm runs about $0.20-0.22/round. A 200 round practice session is about $45.
Club matches are pretty cheap, usually $50 or less. The one I shoot is $30. Match fees may be waved if you help setup.
Shooting is very much a working man's sport and accessible to just about anyone with a middle income.
I imagine they would pawn the guns off for meth...what did your imagination come up with ?
@@krisalan5327 Rob liquor stores ... in record time.
@@captaindunsel2806 haha vivid imagination I like it
He's not the world's best shooter Jerry Miculek is and he has way more Championship cups then this guy does. The guy's like 80 years old and way faster than this guy so don't get me wrong this guy is really good but not Jerry good by a long shot go Jerry