Brandon Breeze
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Just shot my second USPSA match and wanted to share a breakdown for anyone wanting to follow my journey!
Biggest takeaways:
- Accuracy feels solid (mostly alphas) 136 A, 19 C, 5 D, 2 M (missed target), 2 NS, 1 Procedural
- Speed is definitely lacking, but I'm mostly ok with this as I don't want to get DQ
- Completely blew a planned reload and paid for it
-Learned how to run the tablet
Shot a 7.52 HF on Bang and Clang (71.43% for the match)
In between matches, I'm running a LOT of dry fire. Setup my own dry fire course inside so I can run it no matter the weather.
Video here if you want to see the runs:
Appreciate feedback from more experienced USPSA shooters as I go through my USPSA journey!
I've already shot my 3rd match, so keep an eye out for that upcoming video! Already have matches 4, 5 & 6 lined up! One of which I will be designing a stage!
Anyone considering Competitive Shooting feel free to ask any question on how to get started etc. It's a lot easier than you might think, and DRAMATICALLY more fun than going to the static range.
Biggest takeaways:
- Accuracy feels solid (mostly alphas) 136 A, 19 C, 5 D, 2 M (missed target), 2 NS, 1 Procedural
- Speed is definitely lacking, but I'm mostly ok with this as I don't want to get DQ
- Completely blew a planned reload and paid for it
-Learned how to run the tablet
Shot a 7.52 HF on Bang and Clang (71.43% for the match)
In between matches, I'm running a LOT of dry fire. Setup my own dry fire course inside so I can run it no matter the weather.
Video here if you want to see the runs:
Appreciate feedback from more experienced USPSA shooters as I go through my USPSA journey!
I've already shot my 3rd match, so keep an eye out for that upcoming video! Already have matches 4, 5 & 6 lined up! One of which I will be designing a stage!
Anyone considering Competitive Shooting feel free to ask any question on how to get started etc. It's a lot easier than you might think, and DRAMATICALLY more fun than going to the static range.