Indiana USPSA Section Facebook Page

[jakemartens]

Don't forget to check out and LIKE the Indiana Section Facebook page
updates to the Section Championship
plus local club and monthly match information

http://www.facebook.com/#!/USPSAIndiana

also other information from around the shooting sports industry

 

[HICKMAN]

done!

 

[euby]

+1

 

[midget]

been there since the beginning

 

[Jesse Tischauser]

Done!

For anyone interested the Oklahoma Section has a Facebook page as does Area 4.

Facebook

Facebook

 

[jakemartens]

Done!

For anyone interested the Oklahoma Section has a Facebook page as does Area 4.

Facebook

Facebook

Thanks Jesse!!

If anyone has 3gun questions, equipment, what it takes to start, what to expect at matches, especially big matches Jesse is the man to ask on here. He is a member of Team Stag Arms:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TeamStagArms

 

[Jesse Tischauser]

Thanks Jesse!!

If anyone has 3gun questions, equipment, what it takes to start, what to expect at matches, especially big matches Jesse is the man to ask on here. He is a member of Team Stag Arms:
http://www.youtube.com/user/TeamStagArms

LOL! Thanks.

 

[Serpent2]

Jesse,

I hear your tha man for 3gun questions! This is going to be my first season for competitions in general. Specifically, I have signed up for the IN MG points series and pretty excited. I have some shooting experience after 8 years in the Marine Corps. Lol I'm taking advantage of the "off season" by attaining the basic gear I need and conduct drills. So... My question, I have a lot so I'll just ask one for now, is what are some good drills to practice for now until the weather permits for some good practice??

 

[Skroggster]

Been a member and volunteer since I started shooting!

 

[Jesse Tischauser]

Jesse,

I hear your tha man for 3gun questions! This is going to be my first season for competitions in general. Specifically, I have signed up for the IN MG points series and pretty excited. I have some shooting experience after 8 years in the Marine Corps. Lol I'm taking advantage of the "off season" by attaining the basic gear I need and conduct drills. So... My question, I have a lot so I'll just ask one for now, is what are some good drills to practice for now until the weather permits for some good practice??

The most important thing you can practice at home is loading your shotgun. If you can break the 8 second mark for loading eight shells your above average. If you can get under the 7 second mark your at top 25%. If you can break into the 5's your the best!!!

I also work on dry fire target presentations with my long guns. Start low ready and port arms and snap the gun up and fire.

Work on rifle mag changes too. Not super important but one good off season of practice will out you ahead if everyone that sat on the couch all winter.

With the pistol do all the stuff that the dry fire pistol books tell you. Those guys are better than I am for sure.

Work on shooting on the move or since it's dry fire moving while keeping an acceptable sight picture.

Lastly work on getting your guns up ready to shoot as you enter a position.

 

[Serpent2]

The most important thing you can practice at home is loading your shotgun. If you can break the 8 second mark for loading eight shells your above average. If you can get under the 7 second mark your at top 25%. If you can break into the 5's your the best!!!

I also work on dry fire target presentations with my long guns. Start low ready and port arms and snap the gun up and fire.

Work on rifle mag changes too. Not super important but one good off season of practice will out you ahead if everyone that sat on the couch all winter.

With the pistol do all the stuff that the dry fire pistol books tell you. Those guys are better than I am for sure.

Work on shooting on the move or since it's dry fire moving while keeping an acceptable sight picture.

Lastly work on getting your guns up ready to shoot as you enter a position.

Thanks a lot for the tips/help!! I have been working on my reloading of the shotgun, as I knew that it was going to be the first weak spot of mine. Still waiting on my shell caddy I ordered to get the full value of the drill. For now though I'm still getting used to holding 4 shells and reloading. gotta crawl, walk, run! lol oh just to clarify on the 8 sec reload, its break the shot, reload 4 shells, reload 4 shells, than break the shot, TIMETIMETIME!! right?

 

[Jesse Tischauser]

Thanks a lot for the tips/help!! I have been working on my reloading of the shotgun, as I knew that it was going to be the first weak spot of mine. Still waiting on my shell caddy I ordered to get the full value of the drill. For now though I'm still getting used to holding 4 shells and reloading. gotta crawl, walk, run! lol oh just to clarify on the 8 sec reload, its break the shot, reload 4 shells, reload 4 shells, than break the shot, TIMETIMETIME!! right?

On the range yes. In the dry fire room with NO ammo present it is simply Start with gun shouldered, listen for beep, load 8, present the gun on target pull trigger hopefully before the par time beep you have preset.

 

[Jesse Tischauser]

Moderators. Please feel free to move the 3 gun chatter to another thread. I hate to be that guy. LOL!