This is a great series. I've been wanting to start competition shooting, and found a range not far away that does monthly IDPA matches. This video series really clears up a lot of my questions and makes it less intimidating to get started.
I have shown these videos to a number of people interested in starting the sport, they are super helpful! Just a question, will you ever make the technique videos you mention at the end? Trying to make master here and I'm super interested in your advice!
Hey Walter, are you located in GA? I asked because I've shot with most of the shooters you featured in your videos. GA Firing Line, Stoddards, and I saw a Governers(my home range) shooter as well!
Why not there is a pro shooter with basically no hands? An RO or SO would probably be willing to work with you on a gear set up and a safe methodology for one handed reloads.
+Ahiraband I wouldn't be able to keep to the muzzle down range if I had to cock it on my belt or something. that no handed pro has arms and enough function in his "hand area" to cock the weapon and keep it pointed down range. I shot precision in intra-army competition, and pistol in the same types of competition, but now it's just a hobby as I've got no arm.
+Tyshef it would definitely not be easy to set up. I have a couple ideas that on the uspsa/IPSc would legal for open division as far as being able to chambers a round safely. Admittedly for the moment I'm not coming up with anything feasible on mag changes but you have me thinking hard on it. Have a shoot in a week where I can also brainstorm with the RO/so .
www.recoilweb.com/one-handed-reloads-for-those-with-just-one-hand-56951.html I'm sure with MD/SO approval you'd be able to compete using something like this.
I just got into shooting sports. but befor that I was knife making, I watched alot of your videos. Now you are doing shooting sports! Perfect
Patiently waiting for the next series of IDPA videos....
Just watched all of your videos on IDPA. Super rad break down. Thank you so much!! When can we expect Pt 7? ;)
This is a great series. I've been wanting to start competition shooting, and found a range not far away that does monthly IDPA matches. This video series really clears up a lot of my questions and makes it less intimidating to get started.
Thanks very much for all 6 parts. Explained a LOT.
Amazing series! Still helpful in 2023!
as Bill Jordon noted "speed is fine, accuracy is final"
Can't wait for more--what a great instructor and explanations. Reminds me of Paul Harrell's vid's.
Just starting the shooting game thanks for the good information.
What a great series, Thank you so much.
Watched the whole series. Thank you! Very Good!
I just attended my first IDPA match. I had 14 procedural errors 🤷🏻♂️
Part 7 when?
Great series of videos...thanks!
Very helpful series. Thanks!
Great series. Thank you!
Another informative video, thanks for creating and posting!
2020 and I'm just getting into the sport thank you!
Excellent no bs series: parting shot...(intended) the SO is armed...safety eh? 😜
Really great series, very helpful.
this is great stuff. I am considering getting into IDPA. I jest got my first handgun a few weeks ago so it may be a while before I start.
Did you ever get started?
@@CookingWithLivvy no, I still want to do some kind of competition shooting but money has been the pivoting factor.
Enjoyed the info on this... Thank's
Good stuff! Practice is good and better than nothing!
To play the game, You got to know the rules!
thank you for the videos. Very Very helpful
I have seen 2 FTDRs in 12+ years. One guy deliberately shot a disappearing moving target through hard cover (a wall) trying to make up shots.
Thanks for the info!!!
I have shown these videos to a number of people interested in starting the sport, they are super helpful! Just a question, will you ever make the technique videos you mention at the end? Trying to make master here and I'm super interested in your advice!
8:19 Sorry for such a noob question, still a rookie here.
But why divide with 2 on your down score?
Can you wear a Velcro, 2-layer belt in IDPA like you can in USPSA?
In the beginning, what was the procedural for?
Want to see more on idpa
Thank you- that’s helpful intro
Hi Walter, any idea when the next series of IDPA videos will be coming out? Can’t wait! Thanks for all you do.
Very good video intro to IDPA. Did you ever get the other videos done you talked about at the end of this one? I can't seem to find them. Thanks WR.
Hey Walter, are you located in GA? I asked because I've shot with most of the shooters you featured in your videos. GA Firing Line, Stoddards, and I saw a Governers(my home range) shooter as well!
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast
Yeah, wish I could, but I can't since I only have one arm now.
Why not there is a pro shooter with basically no hands? An RO or SO would probably be willing to work with you on a gear set up and a safe methodology for one handed reloads.
+Ahiraband I wouldn't be able to keep to the muzzle down range if I had to cock it on my belt or something. that no handed pro has arms and enough function in his "hand area" to cock the weapon and keep it pointed down range. I shot precision in intra-army competition, and pistol in the same types of competition, but now it's just a hobby as I've got no arm.
+Tyshef it would definitely not be easy to set up. I have a couple ideas that on the uspsa/IPSc would legal for open division as far as being able to chambers a round safely. Admittedly for the moment I'm not coming up with anything feasible on mag changes but you have me thinking hard on it. Have a shoot in a week where I can also brainstorm with the RO/so .
+Ahiraband that'd be cool, in the army we had a squad comp using simmunitions, so the bad guys would shoot back, that was hard.
www.recoilweb.com/one-handed-reloads-for-those-with-just-one-hand-56951.html
I'm sure with MD/SO approval you'd be able to compete using something like this.
Thanks great
how thick is the steel that u make your knives with
He usually mentions it in his videos
Been interested in IDPA for a while. Great series, if you don’t care about your score or being competitive does shooting a no shoot target matter?
Nah- it just cost you penalty time.
ok thanks
I am the kid at 9:30
Sounds like too many rules.
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