2007 USPSA Texas State Limited Championship

A preview of CompetitionDVD.com's upcoming title, this match was held in August of 2007. 12 stages, lots of fast shooting. Lots of fun! Action pistol shooting at its finest! Full-on Race Guns and box-stock pistols compete for the coveted title.

Category:

Sports

Tags:

• USPSA
• IPSC
• IDPA
• CompetitionDVD
• action
• shooting
• pistol
• 9mm
• .40
• S&W
• Glock

[dwayne7701]

where did you mount the camera? it was a really good position almost as if it was right in front of the shooters eyes. any help would be great as i use my headcam with a headstrap and its on my right side hence a huge bias to the right side of the gun thanks.

[CompetitionDVD]

@dwayne7701 It's center mounted directly under the bill of my baseball cap. Here's a pic: dawsonprecision daht com/images/CDVDHatCam.jpg

[shitpickle1128]

its not factory ammo is it? reload ammo? seems like it has pretty low recoil a reduced charge? or are u guys just really good :D

[SabaothChristou]

@shitpickle1128 Most of the time for competition like this people lighten the recoil spring and use reduced reloads. If you give them full power rounds the time between each shot will go up a little, but they'd be just as fast at aiming/firing!

[CompetitionDVD]

@SabaothChristou Not true at all. The guns in Limited and Limited-10 division are shooting "major" loads with a Power Factor of 165 or higher. So, they are full-house loads shot in highly tunes race guns by exceptional shooters.

[CompetitionDVD]

@shitpickle1128 Most competitors reload to save money and to tune their loads to their own, particular gun.

[dwayne7701]

@CompetitionDVD thanks. i tried mounting mine on top but i still have to adjust cos it seems to be looking too low and only getting my arms in the frame hahaha thanks again!

[dwayne7701]

@CompetitionDVD most matches have a minor and major load. minor is 125 powerfactor and major is 170. i am not sure about uspsa but the numbers i mentioned are from the IPSC rules. hope this helps :)

[SnovvVilliers]

@CompetitionDVD

Ah I see, thanks.

[CompetitionDVD]

@MrL0R3NZ0 USPSA isn't really a "team" sport, each competitor is scored individually. To get started in USPSA shooting, go to uspsa.org to find a club near you. To create a USPSA "team", get a bunch of shooting friends together and have some custom shirts made. And, poof!, just like that, you have a team!

[CompetitionDVD]

@SnovvVilliers No, most of these stages score the best two hits on each paper target so firing two shots at each target is mandatory.

[CompetitionDVD]

@Glockcrazy19 Well, each match has a different round count but around here (TX) most matches are between 125-150 rounds. Bringing 200 is a good idea, 300 if you like to miss a lot. ;)