2 most important ones for me are: hard leans around barricades and near targets where I have to tilt the PCC up high to engage the target(s)

Glad you think so!

I've not changed my BGC with a third party BGC, but a fellow competitor did, and his BL9 works fine.

Bonjour, 1m jusqu'à 20m.

With pleasure

Thanks, appreciated! Now refocus on Belgian competition ;-)

I'll try to make another video on it.

Hi @jemuvegen. The Bullesteros does NOT run well on 9mm minor.

@@ipsc-guru Thanks for info 😭

Hi there, no problem. "Attack targets" are open and relatively easy targets up to max. 15 meters, on which you can get a fast "Acceptable Sight Picture". Explained more in detail in the video "How to improve your flow 1". In drill 1 the targets are placed at 15m. The objective is to acquire a fast ASP, transitions and splits to get 2 alpha's in each target. In drill 2 the objective is to get into position as fast as possible with you gun up on target just before the barricade, so you can start to engage as soon as it is actually visible. The drill with the SHO is intended to shoot the targets on the box whilst moving relativeliy fast and from the low angled position. Drills in general are intended to improve technique and self confidence/trust. Enjoy!

​@ipsc-guru thank you.

I admit, we're wussies ;-)

You're welcome ...

Thanks!

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Thanks. Good luck and fun at the match!

Technique training with focus on moving in/out of positions.

@@ipsc-guru ok got it.

IPSC

Correct, that's also a difference between both. Thanks for sharing!

Hi, thanks for your feedback. Only in "technique mode" we use the black patches as visual points of aim. I learned this from Ben Stoeger's videos.

Hi there, thanks for your comment. Yes, this footage is from an IPSC Level 1 match. I'm from Belgium. This is the 15mx8m range, that is also used by other practical and action shoot disciplines. Level 2 matches are organized on the 25mx11m range, where there is no "clutter". It's small and stacked, and yes, it's not perfect, but manageable. We're very greatful that the range management gives us the opportunity to train multiple times per week!

Good morning, yep, the PE is still running smoothly with some minor mods: added electrical strips to slightly reduce and curve the different tray sections, added slick tape beneath the funnel so the initial primer dump moves more quickly/smoothly, slightly dremeled the slot from the tray to the feeding ramp and finally smoothened the feeding ramp. Be aware, M7 is working on a collated and servo motor driven priming system for the A10.

Ok, cool, I just bought a manual Apex 10, and I am just getting it running. So soon I will wish to start up grading the primers automatically and late the autodrive. So on the primers you say wait for the new server motor primer feeder? Thx for the reply

@@steelchallengepractice Good strategy! First get to know the press, tweak it to your liking and then upgrade step by step. Yes, I recommend to hold off on the PE and wait for the new priming system. Happy reloading ;-)

Hi there, that's a very complicated question. Since I'm unfamiliar with your region, country, laws and regulations, I don't think I'm the best or qualified person to give you advice in this matter.

@@ipsc-guru I understand. But just this one question: is it possible to participate in competitions without representing any clubs or our country federation?

@@aamirnagaria2189 I don't know of anyone that participates in IPSC competitions that is not part of an official IPSC region or club. I suggest you ask IPSC HQ directly for guidance and the correct answer.