DQ Academy USPSA Guilty by association

[@danieljungshoots]

Here a word of advice, I’m a cro and I always tell shooters, don’t ever put your self into a questionable situation. Point that muzzle down range where you don’t give any opportunity for the RO to make a judgement call. There are so many good videos that JJ, Kita, Ben have released on KZbin that teaches how to run left to right and right to left.

[@Explore_With_Fowles]

I still don’t think that broke 180°. That was bad call in my book

[@bulm540]

Hmmm.. close but no cigar but it is what it is.

[@jado4149]

That certainly didnt break it from that camera angle so theres no way that lazy RO could call that.

[@EPCSIcoaching]

@@jado4149 exactly

[@Pinoy-MasterOfDisaster]

is the left position to the right position lateral side by side. It's very close from the video angle.

[@EPCSIcoaching]

It’s the same or pretty close Definitely not a retreat position It’s close at best . 99% would not of called it a 180 . Some older fudd types would possibly call a 180 because they are still using techniques from the early 70’s

[@Pinoy-MasterOfDisaster]

yea... I believe they change some wording now to unsafe gun handling pointing rearwards or something further than 90degrees from the median backstop.

[@EPCSIcoaching]

Unfortunately for me They literally called a 180 break

[@wmetzler01]

BS call - you got screwed - maybe 100 degrees and not 180. Some r/o’s get off dqing people and actually announce before the match “I’m gonna dq someone”. This is part of the reason why USPSA is broken - its leadership doesn’t care about the clubs or shooters. More bs calls from an ro that wanted to be a cop but couldn’t pass the physical… This is why I shoot PCSL and not USPSA…

[@ormcqu]

Boy. I don't know about that one.

[@user-fb6bk6dz8e]

Not a fan