USPSA Shooter comparison
4 shooters all running the same stage: 1 in Limited, 1 in L10, one in Single Stack, and one in Revolver. It’s an interesting video, as each shooter shot t...
Category: USPSA
USPSA Match video: Limited-10
Ah, the first match of the season. This really was my season opener, despite it being the last match I’ll shoot in L10 and probably one of the last times...
USPSA World Shoot Teams announced
USPSA has announced which shooters will represent the United States and USPSA at the next World Shoot. They are in the following divisions: Open JJ Racazza Max...
New article at Shooting Illustrated
I have a new article up at Shooting Illustrated.Com, this time on selecting a polymer pistol for competition. I have actually run that gamut of polymer pistols...
Why I Compete
Competing is fun. If you don’t already know you’re going to have to trust me on this. I just recently discover the immense thrill of hearing “Shooter ready! Sta...
IPSC Classic vs. Metric target
A while back in Front Sight, the official USPSA magazine, Phil Strader had an article advocating for the exclusive use of the IPSC Classic target over the curre...
USPSA L-10 and Open Nationals Results
Here are the final results for the Open/L10 USPSA Nationals that just wrapped up in Las Vegas. Open KC Eusebio JJ Racaza Chris Tilley Max Michel Shane C Limited...
.300 AAC Blackout
I hadn’t really talked too much about AAC’s new rifle cartridge, the .300 AAC Blackout, until I was looking at the specs a little bit and it dawned ...
Dipping your toes in the practical shooting pool
A primer on the two biggest practical shooting sports at Shooting Illustrated.