Videos tagged with Bullseye Shooting

This video debunks three common myths surrounding Olympic pistol shooting and Bullseye competition. It clarifies misconceptions about the types of firearms used, the accessibility of the sport, and its practical utility. The description provides links to resources for competitive shooting, including match maps, competition trackers, rulebooks, and equipment used by the creator, such as specific targets and PPE. It also includes affiliate links for various shooting-related products and Patreon/channel membership options.

This video features the Glock 17 Gen 5 pistol with a focus on bullseye-style shooting. The creator explicitly states they cannot use stock guns, implying potential modifications or a preference for non-standard configurations, though the video title centers on the Glock 17 Gen 5. The description provides extensive affiliate links for various shooting targets (B-8C, B-8, B-6C, B-6, B-16, B-2, B-3), steel targets, chronographs, snap caps, and gunsmithing tools like files. It also includes links for D-Lead products for lead contamination mitigation and N95/P100 respirators, highlighting safety and maintenance aspects. Patreon and channel memberships are also promoted.

This video details the "Master B8 Drill," a 30-shot skill test utilizing the B-8 target at 25 yards. It breaks down the course of fire, including timed and rapid-fire strings with specific shot counts and time limits (10 shots in 10 minutes, 2x5 shots in 20 seconds, and 2x5 shots in 10 seconds). The video also touches on scoring methods, the use of the Bullseye App, and mentions specific equipment like eye patches and various B-8 targets, as well as D-Lead products and respirators. The creator promotes Michael Scott-Earle's novels and their channel sponsorship.

This video explores different shooting styles, posing the question of whether viewers identify as defensive shooters or bullseye shooters. It aims to differentiate between tactical applications and precision marksmanship, encouraging viewers to consider their personal approach to firearms.

This YouTube video is a live podcast discussing the fundamental differences between bullseye shooters and defensive shooters. It breaks down the positives and negatives of each training style, emphasizing that bullseye shooting focuses on precision and fundamentals while defensive shooting prioritizes speed, situational awareness, and survival under stress. The video suggests that an ideal shooter integrates elements of both to become well-rounded. It also promotes the host's ebooks and a defensive accuracy drill for download.

This video by @johnthefirearmsinstructor differentiates between two primary shooter archetypes: the Bullseye Shooter focused on precision and tight groups, and the Defensive Shooter prioritizing speed and vital hits under pressure. It emphasizes that training should align with the shooter's intended purpose, whether for competitive accuracy or real-world self-defense scenarios. The instructor highlights the importance of matching practice drills to these distinct goals and introduces a pre-sale webinar series for handgun mastery.

This video features an interview with Karl from CZ regarding the new CZ Shadow 2 Target pistol, a variant of the popular Shadow 2 specifically engineered for bullseye shooting. The discussion highlights key modifications to the slide, barrel, and a tunable trigger, suggesting potential improvements in accuracy over the standard model. The interview aims to explore whether this new iteration could be CZ's most accurate pistol to date.

This YouTube video features a shooter at the range, practicing Mozambique and bullseye shooting with four different but similar military/police revolvers chambered in .38 Special. The description highlights the importance of practice, especially when dealing with firearms that have varying sights, noting that accuracy shifts and misses are common reasons why simply owning a gun without practice is a bad idea for carry. The content emphasizes practical application and proficiency with firearms.

This video showcases the Mantis X10, a trigger pull training device. It focuses on improving pistol marksmanship and dry fire practice. The title and description highlight its use for pistol training and achieving better accuracy, as indicated by the #bullseye tag. The content appears to be geared towards improving shooting skills through dedicated practice with this accessory.

This YouTube video focuses on the Springfield Armory Model 2020 rifles, specifically highlighting the Redline and Waypoint models. The description emphasizes their accuracy, lightweight design, and suitability as premium hunting rifles. The video showcases bullseye groups, indicating sub-MOA accuracy, and positions the creator as a top Springfield Model 2020 shooter on the platform.

This video showcases a Colt Single Action Army (SAA) Flattop Target Revolver from Rock Island Auction Co. Built in the late 1890s, this premium firearm is chambered in .44 Russian, a popular target round of its era. The description highlights its near-mint condition and features designed for target shooting, including oversized, double-diamond checkered grips for a secure hold and a drift-adjustable rear sight with a high-visibility brass insert for aiming at black bullseye targets. The video also points out the checkered wide target trigger and the excellent condition of the nitre blued screw heads. It's noted that despite its age, the revolver is suitable for shooting today, even in the early smokeless powder era.

This video is a throwback to the 1995 U.S. National Shooting Championship, offering a glimpse into competitive shooting from that era. Featuring Grits Gresham, the content highlights the diverse marksmanship skills required in international shooting disciplines, from breaking clay targets at high speeds to precision shooting at small bullseyes. The description emphasizes the precision and coordination involved in competitive shooting. The video is presented as part of "Time Warp Classics" and encourages viewers to subscribe to Gun Talk for more retro content across various platforms.