Shooting Tips for USPSA Matches

These are short diddies on on improving performance in USPSA matches gleaned from the likes of GM Antoine Lane (leans) GM David Weers (steps, starts/stops), GM Don Hardy (If yer not shooting, why are you out there?) and others I simply can't recall. Appologies in advance, if you want to claim the advise, PM me.

Category:

Education

Tags:

• USPSA
• shooting
• tips
• improvement
• matches
• Kimber
• 1911
• .45

[shootload1911]

i learned alot in this instructional video, thanks man.. this is very useful and will help make my shooting times better, you gave me some real practical info .. your generous with your time thats awesome man.. good to go!

[DeadeyeSteve]

@shootload1911 Your very welcome!

[DeadeyeSteve]

MrK- just sharing the wealth ( in an acceptable way ). The info was freely given to me. I just compiled it.

[BALJIT147]

what does shoot major mean?

[DeadeyeSteve]

@BALJIT147 Watch this video:

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[bllw69]

Great tips. Could you recommend a good holster(2 mags) for speed reloading with a 1911?

[DeadeyeSteve]

@bllw69 I have a Comp-Tac holster and dual mag holder. I have heard good things about Blade-Tech. I shot with Fobus for a time.

[tommybrannon]

Awesome, a lot of great info here

[dvcman123]

nice tips , thanks

[MrKaizenboi]

Great tips! Thanks for sharing.

[Daytonaman675]

@BALJIT147 Major powerfactor.

[Hamzahzahidkhan]

Excelent Tips My friend. will Practice this this sat. And as always with allot of Humor involved. Enjoyed watching . Thanks allot

[fortyfivesemi]

what does shoot major mean? It means you shoot something, .45 or .40, whatever, caliber. A 9mm and such smaller calibers are 'minor'