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Thanks for the feedback! There's a lot I can improve upon for sure.

My thoughts exactly. The contrast really highlights the differences.

Thank you! I am in the process of trying to get videos out in a more consistent fashion.

@@offthedraw i realize its a big ask, but this type of analysis is what the community needs and i have seen this from anyone else.

Please help by sharing this video to anyone you think will benefit from watching it. And I'll do my best to increase my content schedule.

I see more of a knees bent stance from those shooting rifle and PCC than I do from those shooting pistol platforms.

Thank you! Comments like this make my day

Although I am a member of a shooting club that allows me to shoot in a bay as I wish, I still don't own or have access to the steel necessary to set up the stages for practice. My practice is at matches, outside of them I work on holster draw and transition speed. And I still manage to win matches and got my GM classification. Don't knock it until you've tried it.

@@offthedraw I get a chance to shoot maybe once or twice a month. Too many of these guys have turned competition into a bloodthirsty crusade. I do not feel like going to match setting myself up for failure. Best wishes for you always.

It's definitely a big transition. Getting used to the thumb safety and the single action trigger is tough especially when shooting at speed. The weight and balance are different as well. But I like both platforms for sure. If I have a big match coming up I'll shoot my 320, just because I have more time on it

I don't reload (yet). But I get my competition ammo from Outdoor Dynamics. The 147gr. Librarians are mint. 👌

Thank you!

@@offthedraw oh, and good shooting. ;-) You’ve got Smoke and Hope really figured out.

It's definitely a tough one, this was back in April, shooting LO, and I got a 9.29HF

@@offthedraw nice! Nobody in our match hit over 9. We had an M in CO hit 8.something

M in CO is like 11. somethung now 😢w​@@jiujitology

@@tommyle05 lol yep. RIP 💀

Each club will set up the stages based on bay quantity and size, and what stage you start on will be determined by what squad you're in. So you'll potentially see them in all sorts of different orders.

@@offthedraw thanks for the response 👍🏼 just reached out to a contact at a localish club to see if I have to be a member of their club to shoot a steel challenge match they are hosting.

Terrorists come in all shapes and sizes 😂

fuck them kids (no diddy)

@@vicmccrowmost of em look like pigs and wear thin blue lines

Thank you! Pleaae share with other new shooters! Also, definitely subscribe because I have more videos coming

@@offthedraw oh yeah I already shared it with my buddies hoping steel challenge will appeal to them also. Keep up the great work!!

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Stay frosty

They are coated with a synthetic jacket that helps reduce wear on the barrel and keep it cleaner longer

Blue raspberry flavored

You're right! I started turning the other way months later and my times improved significantly

Unfortunately I haven't shot any carbine divisions yet, so I can't give you a good answer. I've only shot handgun divisions so far. If I were to speculate, I would say that the farthest target in USPSA is 35 yards. So zeroing to 35 is probably a good place to start.

Lmao, who is this?

Love to hear it. Thanks dude.

Right on! Good luck, hope you crush it.

Did you check out the full video?