Firearm Differences By Shooting Sport Divisions | GUNSMARTS

[@deezJ155]

I remember watching the Miculek family in Cheyenne, Wy. Extremely nice people. Thank you for coming and shooting.

[@shooterqqqq]

I have met you both and have learned so much from just a short conversation. Thank you.

[@richardoliver1468]

Thank you both for this informative video. You covered important points that we should consider before getting in competition shooting. Nothing more frustrating then spending a lot of money on a pistol and then finding out it is not the best gun for a particular shooting sport.

[@curtissouthern7325]

Thank you for the longer videos with more detail! I love how Julie gracefully let’s the Legend cover revolvers as though she isn’t a champion wheelgunner herself.

[@harambeslifemattered2970]

Great company & products. Love the new M&P 2.0 Metal. CEO Mark Smith telling congress to pound sand- icing on the cake. 😎😎. You have a customer for life!!

[@principled]

Thank you Smith & Wesson for standing up for our rights against tyrannical actions! Keep making America Great! 🇺🇸

[@enricofermi67]

The Dems have not taken the guns, but once the GOP has destroyed our democracy, they will have to take the guns to keep power. If you call destroying the right to choose between two or more parties "keeping America great" then you don't know what you're talking about.

[@little_billy]

Great video!!! What a team, very informative. I am old fashion, I love my revolvers. Love shooting them. Everyone that can, go to your local range, see what kind of competitions they offer, try the different types of guns if you can, see what you like try before you buy. If you decide there is a certain type of competition you want to get into, check out the different types that are allowed in that competition. As you saw, Smith & Wesson offers the options for all different types. I have been shooting a S&W revolver since 1985. Have never had a problem with it. Thanks Ms Julie, thanks Jerry!!!

[@chrisboyd1408]

Love the video. My family and I have been highly impressed by Performance Center weapons (we own eight of them) and videos by Julie and Jerry. Always very informative and professionally done. Praying for Julie's daughter.

[@jshannon5771]

two of the best together

[@juliegolob]

Thank you so much.

[@joshpomponio2993]

Can’t say how much all the patriots a appreciate you guys standing for 2nd A

[@ccjacks3]

I think Julie’s Open Gun is secretly Megatron

[@juliegolob]

I can't stop laughing!!!

[@jeffreyoldham55]

That pistol is awesome! You gave me an idea of just what pistol I want to purchase & practice with, and maybe...compete with.

[@thomasbehel2698]

Great information always agreat help,plus these two are my Hero's

[@practicalplinking6133]

Safe handling instruction of firearms is something I haven't seen at ranges. Based on the times I've seen STUPID STUFF happen, maybe they should have 'em cause range officials can't see everywhere !! Thanks to Mr. Mark Smith again and the producers of these vids !!

[@davidlawson4159]

I would like to see S&W manufacture a Shield 2.0 size 1911 style compact 9 mm. I have seen the sub compact but doesn't fit my hand. Thanks guys love your videos

[@bosse641]

Thanks guys.

[@capt.mike73ahoy14]

Very informative tutorial, thanks much.

[@lessage760]

great info and vidio thanks for sharing

[@keondavis5473]

I wonder if they can make a FN 357 by Smith & Wesson at least 25 rounds ?

[@Texas-Goodspeed]

Have a great one

[@chralesD]

I can’t seem to find the 1911 shown for iron sighted division. Where could I find it?

[@lancesmith5313]

Is Smith and Wesson going to represent in one of the Brutality matches?

[@brianwinters5434]

Last week I outshot 2 20 somethings with polymer 9 mms with optics and I shot my 4 inch stainless ruger service 6 double action only with full power 357. I am almost 66. Sometimes it is the indian not the arrow.

[@imgoatmunk7903]

Sorry I am new, but where do I go to find these event locations? I want to try one.

[@shooterqqqq]

That is the major problem with these competitions. The public ranges don't advertise the clubs who would take away their customers. Here is how it's done. Find the gun clubs in your area which probably don't accept new members through your local gun shop. The gun clubs will open their gates during competitions. The gun clubs will have a schedule on their websites. Don't compete on your first visit. Learn, help and be attentive during your first visits. Introduce yourself to the ones running the match. I was involved as a safety officer for two clubs for years and never joined their clubs. I finally was invited to join but was competing for years. I just had to pay the extra entrance fee which was fine with me. Many clubs have matches which follow the organization rules but don't contribute to the national organization. There also won't be prize money but you will learn a lot. You will meet people who travel the circuit and compete all over your state. That's when you start joining IDPA, IPSC, USPSA. Also don't be the big fish in the small pond. Get out there to other clubs and learn from the best.

[@stevehand4253]

Nice work guys

[@jackieisbell8545]

my fav

[@maxdriffill1423]

Thanks for this intro!

[@pigybak]

I have the same cap💪🏻

[@billybatesjr1837]

I will one day

[@chrisdills5072]

great video!

[@OPMselfmade]

Great video guys keep up the great work you do i love my m&p

[@Lee-fi4vo]

Thank you, Jerry, for showing the usefulness of the chamber flag. Readers: if you use one (< $5.00), you will KNOW your gun has no round in the chamber!

[@Lee-fi4vo]

You will know and others around you will know....

[@chrome077]

ICORE FTW

[@larrysample4046]

Great video and very informative! Julie, might want to stop pointing the gun in Jerry's direction. We know it's unloaded but you need to avoid pointing any gun in any direction where it would be unsafe should it go off.

[@DarrinCanote]

Just fyi every time you see something red sticking out of each of the guns that means there is a flag in the chamber shaped like a plastic bullet literally preventing anything and everything from being in there to fire. Safety is good but at some point enough is it enough.

[@larrysample4046]

@@DarrinCanote Enough is not enough! If you point an empty gun where it shouldn't be pointed then you may just develop a habit of pointing even a loaded gun where it should not be. I'll say again, never point a gun loaded or unload where it would be unsafe should it go off!

[@tweekFPV]

👍🏻👍🏻

[@nmr6988]

@Smith & Wesson Inc. THANK YOU for advertising on NewsMax! I hope this will make people wake up and realize they can buy a gun for family and self defense!

[@huntgar]

I didn't have parents who would teach me and my mom ran grampa off for giving me a pocket knife. Doesn't matter now that I have pointers from the greatest at my fingertips🥳

[@TheRicoBellChannel]

I’m still wondering when am I going to get sponsored ! I’m waiting on it! Christian gun owners unite !

[@elcioel.]

🐍

[@operationalaf3414]

Too bad S&W quality control SUCKS. Absolutely SUCKS. For a company that's been around forever, they sure have a lot of quality control excuses as well. Now I understand why they need a guy like Jerry to push their junk.

[@stevest.martin3940]

Julie is so cute I can’t understand why there’s no ring on her finger!!

[@daveandrews5998]

Great video, but Julie should stop flagging Jerry.

[@juliegolob]

I'm actually in front of Jerry a bit and because of the camera angle it may appear so, but I am NOT flagging him.

[@daveandrews5998]

@@juliegolob Then I'm mistaken and apologize. I guess the angles confused me. See 1:36, 2:34 and 4:30 of the video.