This YouTube video documents the creator's experience at the Cherokee Gun Club's February 2017 USPSA match. The shooter identifies specific weaknesses in their game: steel targets, low ports, and memory stages. The match featured a variety of challenges including multiple memory stages (one with low ports), a falling steel stage, a speed shoot field course, and a classifier. The shooter acknowledges a poor start but notes improvement in later stages, despite technical difficulties with audio equipment. The video highlights a near-perfect double on the classifier, resulting in a Grand Master score, although the overall sentiment is that it was a "bad day shooting."
This video showcases a monthly USPSA match at the Cherokee Gun Club on January 14, 2017. The shooter highlights their first experience using new Cook Ammunition 124 Coated Lead Taper Cone projectiles, noting their flat trajectory, accuracy, and lack of smoke. Performance metrics are provided, showing a 2nd place finish in the Production division with 85% of the score, and 12th out of 69 overall with 72.12%.
This YouTube video captures a USPSA (United States Practical Shooting Association) competition held at the Cherokee Gun Club on November 12, 2016. The description highlights a "lovely day for a USPSA shoot" and mentions the shooter's performance, placing at 88.28% of Sal Luna. Notably, it's the first match using a new "AccuShadow match gun." A key takeaway shared is the importance of utilizing the full time allotted on fixed-time stages, as exceeding the clock provides no additional benefit.
This video captures a monthly USPSA club match held at Cherokee Gun Club on August 13, 2016. The description highlights the shooter's performance in the '4/18 Production' division, achieving 86%. The shooter also notes a 'totally tanked classifier' which has inadvertently positioned them for a 'sandbag' status for the upcoming GA State Section Championship in two weeks. The content focuses on competitive practical shooting.
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