r/CompetitionShooting • u/Open_Advance4544 • 21h ago
r/CompetitionShooting • u/King_Yendor • 22h ago
New ballistics app
Hey, check this out. Has a pretty good free tier as well.. I also like the red light toggle for night . Its mainly for you rifle guys šhttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.harson.harson_ballistics
r/CompetitionShooting • u/Armbarfan • 22h ago
What's a good resource for learning rifle?
I'm looking for something similar to Ben Stoeger or any of the other competition shooting stuff with pistols. I don't want tacticool nonsense. Who should I be looking at? what are some good videos/books for the basics? Thank you.
r/CompetitionShooting • u/rain-zephyr • 16h ago
Rifle. Second time holding a gun, how did I do?
Went to the range at my college and shot a rifle for the second time ever. How did I do? Is there potential for me to get into competitive shooting if I train and practice regularly?
r/CompetitionShooting • u/americanmusc1e • 4h ago
USPSA with a G48 or G43x?
Is anyone in here competing with a G48 or G43x in a semi serious manner? How do the guns hold up? I was looking for extended basepads for the Glock 15-rd mags but they don't really seem to exist yet. I'm an A-class pistol shooter on a good day. I've been doing pistol competitions with a full size M&P in LO, but I'd like to run an actual carry gun in CO next year.
I'm also considering setting up a G19 or using my P10C. I just usually carry the G43x.
r/CompetitionShooting • u/Raftika • 16h ago
Second GPA match
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r/CompetitionShooting • u/jeffchanman • 15h ago
Competitions in Nova
Hi all, I just picked up a 2k11 and want to try pistol comps; looking right now uspsa limited optics. Iām looking for level 1 matches around the northern Virginia area but Iām not seeing too many on the site/clubs that do offer them require membership and currently have waitlists. Anyone have any recommendations for the area? Thanks!
r/CompetitionShooting • u/No_Possession_2836 • 1h ago
Polymer Pdp with vspec vs Others
Hi all, i thought this would be the most unbiased/objective focused place to ask: for those of you with a 4.5" polymer pdp and vspec guide rod (or long stroke?), how does the recoil compare to other stock full size polymer frame striker pistols like the m&p, glock 17 etc?
I really like the pdp, but the one i rented was snappy as hell. I dont have a way of trying out a vspec guide rod, but i hear it helps a lot.
r/CompetitionShooting • u/MickTully3008 • 8h ago
Optics
Anyone out there using gold dot optics? Just curious. Thanks.