Ep 11. USPSA
- January 1, 2008
- 21 min
In "Shooting Gallery" season 8 episode 11, titled "USPSA," viewers are taken on an exciting journey through the world of competitive shooting. The show explores the United States Practical Shooting Association (USPSA) and the sport of practical shooting. Practical shooting is a type of competitive shooting that involves shooting at stationary and moving targets, while under time pressure, and on a specially designed course.
Throughout the episode, host Michael Bane interviews several competitors and course designers to gain insight into the USPSA. The show also showcases several USPSA matches, including the 2014 Single Stack Nationals in Barry, Illinois.
Viewers will be able to see the USPSA in action as competitors shoot through several different stages. These stages are designed to test the competitors' skill and speed. One stage may require them to shoot at targets while moving quickly through a series of obstacles, while another may involve shooting while positioned behind cover.
The episode also features interviews with USPSA competitors who discuss their love of the sport and the firearms they use for competitions. Viewers will gain insight into the strategy that goes into selecting the right firearm and ammunition for practical shooting.
In addition to exploring the USPSA, the episode also touches on the importance of firearm safety when it comes to competitive shooting. This is especially important given the pressure and speed of the matches. Viewers will be reminded about the importance of safe gun handling and the need to follow all safety rules when participating in practical shooting.
Overall, "Shooting Gallery" season 8 episode 11 is an exciting and informative look into the world of competitive shooting. Through interviews and showcasing actual matches, viewers will gain a better understanding of the USPSA and the unique challenges of practical shooting. Whether you are an experienced shooter or simply a fan of the sport, this episode is sure to entertain and inspire.