I go to MCRC also.

Do you think I can come train with you? I'm active duty at Jackson.

It took me two tries with an M14 to get my rifle tab. I've got to earn that pistol badge now

I'm along for the series! My indoor 50ft 22lr league started in October, I plan to incorporate your drills. I'm still struggling to get a stable stance, I tend to lean or loose balance, trying diffent shoes, foot placement, weight, knees bent or locked etc. I better review the resources on the internet, might enlist more experienced shooter(s) for real time advice (everyone very friendly,helpful)

Really like the dual camera view. Amazed how fast you did the string! So lucky to have a 50 yard line to yourself and can make it cold anytime you want. My range can technically do 50 yards, but only if no one else is there - the 25 yard line takes priority if there are other shooters. Love the holes in the awning.

Doing my last outdoor match for the season at the end of Nov

This certainly pairs well with your video of shooting at a blank piece of paper to see where groups are. I've heard of doing something similar for red dot acquiring practice, without the pen but pressing barrel into a door on draw,presentation and that the red dot should be easily visible without 'fishing around to find it' if you have consistent natural POA.

I can see that this would tell a lot about 'natural stance', trigger control, breath control, steadiness,and repeatability. I'm going into my second year of indoor 50 ft 22lr bullseye so have bunches to learn/improve. Thanks for bringing me along , enjoying all your videos!

4:03 he says cease fire but many shots keep getting fired…wtf is up with that? 😳

I tried Bullseye about '75 or '76 while stationed at NAS Whidbey Island, WA in the Navy. As a cash-strapped E3, my .22 ended up being a used Ruger Mk I 678 with a factory Ruger muzzle brake that I saved up and added a set of Fitz Accu-riser grips to. I still have it, but I'm 69 now and my hands shake too bad for any kind of offhand precision.

Am I the only one that just uses a zippo lighter and soots the front sight?? It costs nearly nothing and blacks as well as anything....

Helpful video! Thanks

What did you end up with for a 1911?

"Shot my best P100 score today" and no mention of score? LOL.

Are their beginners there as well as experienced? I plan on going to Western Games in Arizona in 2025 and it has similar Courses of Fire. I am an experienced shooter, just not in competitions.

Were you at 2024?

Oh so these were the old benches

Great video

Reliving Camp Perry through these videos...

Rain gear!

I earned my tab with the M14 way back in 1981. I have my rifle and international badges. Trying to learn how to shoot bullseye. This pistol stuff is hard. I really want that pistol badge.

Brings back memories of 1991 at Perry when my Warrant Gunner Fred Turney made the 100!

Doesnt take anything special thats for sure. Another option is look out for otger guys in bullseye selling some of there spare setups or wanting a new gun. I started with buckmark and no cemterfire and bought a used kimber off one of the other shooters already setup with trigger work done and spare mags for cheaper than most basic new 1911's.

You shot against a couple guys from my club at this match. Theyre some great shooters, they whoop me every Wednesday night lmao. Just got into bullseye about 8 months ago and working on gwtting better. Good to see some videos on matches!

Any specific models of 1911 that are authorized for this match? Colt 1911 Classic? Colt Competition? Springfield Armory Garrison 1911?

Another video that had a lot of promise but when you use 10% of the vid time before you even raise the gun it's not worth the time

What are those two pins next to your distinguished badge, with the eagles on em. They look rad

Oh nvm just saw your hoodie! I was in 3/8. semper fi man love your vids and attitude.

You a Marine? I see that mickey mouse towel

One of my favorite ways to train. Great video.

I can’t really hear what the coach is saying. If your stance and grip is consistent, why would your shift so frequently?

Hey, what’s NPA on your list? Thanks for the tips. I’m going to do the same- I have a similar mental list but writing it and having it visible makes a ton of sense

Ahh I like this drill! I’m always mentally calling my shots then checking the scope, but this puts a procedure on it. How did nationals go?

I like how you find a site pic before the load command- then you have something immediate to go back to. I’m going to implement that in my routine.

Please tell me what the big concern is with getting a shot off within a few milliseconds of the buzzer? With rapid fire there’s 10 seconds to shoot five shots that should be plenty of time even with a second or two delay on the front end. I’m new, so I’m legitimately asking what I’m missing here.

I don’t pick up my arm until “ready on the firing line”. Trying not to have more fatigue than necessary. Ready on the right: attend the grip Ready on the left: place finger on correct spot on trigger Ready on the firing line: arm Up and find sight picture (plenty of time).

Really wanted to watch this but the music playing while I’m trying to listen to what you’all was saying was too distracting. Please turn it off ! I’ll try again. 🎣

Hey I own a 1911 I have had for a while and I am looking to get into bullseye shooting and hopefully compete at the president's hundred either this summer or next summer. I would love to be able to earn the president's hundred tab for my OCPs! Do you know if hogue overmolded grips are allowed at the president's hundred? I only ask because that is what I currently have on my gun. Love the videos man, very helpful information!

Every gun's gat lower score in them...😅😅😅 Try get'em out before match day....funny!

What are the equipment restrictions for a match like this?

You need shooting glasses with a diopter, Varga or Knobloch type. It makes aiming a lot easier, as both target and sigths will look sharp, focused, something impossible with the naked eye. Any top European 22lr pistol is a much better overall pistol for bullseye than the Ruger, as they have lower sigths height, plus adjustable triggers and ergonomic grips, that help much to avoid mistakes. It’s much better to buy one of these second hand than a new cheap pistol.

I'm just getting into precision pistol. These videos are very helpful - thank you for posting them. What are these range boxes everyone seems to be using? My Google-Foo doesn't work for some reason, presumably because I don't know the terminology.

Well done! I'm a bullseye pre-newb (planning to join my local pistol league in the coming weeks) and you just gave me a huge leg-up getting started. I'm now training with the same bullseye app that's used during the league matches - I didn't even know that was a possibility until seeing this video.

Thank you and take care!

I started shooting .22 bullseye matches 5 years ago at local ranges. All were indoor but now I'm shooting outdoor and it's very different with my Ultradot on a High Standard Victor. Indoor you can check your target with a push of a button. Outdoor I need a scope. I've got my dad's old Pachmayr gun box with a 20x scope to see the targets but I can't fit my pistols with a red dot in it. I never had that problem with iron sights but 69 year old eyes need a red dot these days. What box are you using? Looks like you can fit your scoped guns in it well.

The President’s has always eluded me over the years. Shot scores in the past that would clearly have made it in recent years. Fortunately I distinguished out in 2011, never found it easy in any match they all were hard.

Comical...

Thank you for sharing. It gives my something to work on.

Had similar issues with my Nelson conversion I had to open up the magazine catch notch on the magazine to allow the magazine to run lower I did file one to far ruined that mag, but after filing to the correct depth, the gun runs great

I'm about to shoot at my first local range 50 ft indoor 22 so this is all very interesting, was practicing and amazed how hard it was to even hold on target for a few seconds(actually wobbled all over the general area)