6 Tips For New Competition Shooters with Tactical Hyve
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- čas přidán 6. 06. 2024
- New to competition shooting? Here are 6 tips for shooters new to the competition scene.
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Good tips! I just got into competition shooting in the past year myself. Only did 3 events but I can’t wait for more! Had a friend get dq’d on his first stage 😢 it’s so easy to lose track of your muzzle with the 180 rule. Slow and deliberate before you can go fast. I’m still working on the fundamentals myself. Gotta start somewhere, lots of dry fire!
Was he DQ'd for just the match or a long suspension?
Thank you for the great videos. I just started USPSA in August. I love it and appreciate the practical training it offers to say nothing of how much fun it is. I'm older and not as fast as I used to be in most things. The last couple of matches I was in I focused more on accuracy. I still finished towards the bottom of my squad but did get more A hits than anyone. That rejuvenated my perspective and I feel that focusing on that will eventually lead to faster runs. Your advice is spot on and I look forward to seeing this series every Sunday. Thanks again.
Thanks, Myles! Always keeping it real and simplistic.
I've just started shooting competitively this year. These tips feel really relevant to my first experiences shooting USPSA. Good presentation!
Something i learned after doing my first 3 competitions is to bring nutrition and hydration. I was surprised how hungry I was after 1 or 2 stages. Its all a learning process I guess.
This has been a great video for me. I live in the Midwest and it is all indoor right now. I have been accurate but am slow but safe. I try to speed up each run because it’s always the same course. Really enjoy this stuff!!!
May be a topic for the next video could be, what skills should you have down or practice first before you start moving and shooting. Thanks and keep it up!
I’d love to try a pistol competition at some point! I recently bought a Canik Mete SFX and I really enjoy shooting it. I also recently found out that one of my coworker’s husband does some competition shooting with some friends, might have to get in touch with them and team up. Great advice, much love from Texas!
You should! It’s a lot of fun and will improve your shooting.
Where you at in Texas? I'm in southwest Oklahoma. Outside of Wichita Falls there is the Double Tap Ranch range. they have matches the 2nd and 4th Saturdays. I'm planning to make a few more this year now that I've got some good help at work and can take some days off. Planning for the upcoming 4th Saturday the 26th, weather permitting (I don't enjoy frozen hands lol). But I did my first one in October and they were super cool. I'd say if you are in the area, check it out and maybe I'll see ya there!
This is a genuine and encouraging synopsis of entry level sport shooting. Looking forward to joining the sport! Thanks Myles always a great and informative email presentation.
Yes! Have fun! Learn! Enjoy the journey!
Not new to shooting, but very new to competition. These tips are spot on.
Great tips! Its all about having good safe fun!
you are very humble and thank you very much for sharing that information once again another good video of yours THANKS
Great channel. Very informative.
God Bless USA 🇺🇸 👊
Great info can you provide suggestions on ur rig, holster belt etc. Thanks
My only regret is not getting into it sooner. Love it, love the people at these matches, love the American spirit.
Getting friends into it has been awesome and hopefully soon wifey will join in the fun. She says she’s done sitting on the sidelines lol
Thank you, Myles!
Great Demeanor and Delivery!
Good job. Very well done video. I think you had good points and encouraged the new guys to get out there and give it a try.
Thanks!
Myles does a great job, he is such a natural in front of the camera
good video, nice to have a serious but more introduction style video.
can you do a video on finding the dot quickly? I am about Two months in and shooting C/O. I am SLOW, but accurate, which isn't great scores but I am working on it. I find myself hunting for the dot at times in the middle of larger stages. I find pushing down with the dominant thumb helps a lot. Any tips would help, love your stuff!
Great content... I enjoy how you teach and your methodology. I anxiously await future videos on competition shooting.
My focus now is extreme distance shooting with 22 cal. rifle and pistol.
That’s pretty neat man! How far out do you typically go? I’ve recently learned how insanely fun it is to stretch a .22’s distance.
More to come!
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I have 100 questions. We can start with 1
Let's pretend I know how to shoot but I don't have any gear pistol, holster, mag pouch.
My question is what's the most affordable setup? I know people hate the word cheap. What's the cheapest setup to get into the sport.
How do you select the order to engage the targets, how do you make your plan to not forget the sequence? Thank you Myles
always safety comes 1st!
Wow 😳
What kind of holster are you wearing? Please respond. Haven't been able to find one. I use a canik trp rival w compensator
Could be a Double Alpha Academy Holster.
I'm a newbie at shooting but my question is what target should I use to work on accuracy I'm sure to work on accuracy I definitely should not shoot on human size target at 3 yards but please tell me what target should I shoot and at what distance
The actually target you are shooting matters little.
You can pick any small spot on a target and that is what you should try to hit when working your accuracy and precision.
@@TacticalHyve but can you please tell me a specific target for my satisfaction because small target is a bit confusing how small??? At which distance??
It all depends on your skill level. If you can’t shoot a 1-inch circle at 7-yards, then you wouldn’t work that target at 7-yards.
You would move closer, find a bigger target, or do both.
You need to find your own limits. We don’t know them or dictate them.
@@TacticalHyve thanks last question is it possible to practice accuracy with gbb airsoft rifle
Yes, to an extent.
who makes your holster
What make model is the 2011 on his rig ?
Atlas Nemesis in 40, but a lot of the internals have been gutted and fitted with different parts.
@@TacticalHyve Excellent. Thanks.
I have handled firearms since I was just a boy. (A long time ago) If I had gotten into competitive shooting in say, 1983, I might be good enough to compete by now. Lack of money and time has a way of preventing that from happening. I've met many people in my life, and many of them gun owners. Not one of them shoots in competition. Cannot shoot 52 weekends a year like the guys on You Tube, unfortunately.
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Wow, I did this entirely out of order... darnit!
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