SPONSORS
Here We Will Talk About What We have Accomplished And Committed To Do.
Danny & Danyela D’Angelo
Danny D’Angelo has been competing in USPSA open and outlaw 3 gun for a few years. As a member of several “teams” Danny shoots for POF-USA, EMG Customs, Vortex optics, and Beretta to name a few. (in Open division, ALWAYS Open division) He will be the first to admit that his story is overshadowed by his oldest daughter Danyela every time. “She gets all of the attention, and I couldn’t be prouder.” Dad keeps busy shooting alongside his namesake and trying to stay just one step ahead. “For now she only beats me on a stage or two in any given match, but I fear that will change soon, and I will need to start asking HER for pointers.” “I’m honored to shoot on Team Frontier! When our division leader boards are separated by tenths of seconds, there is NO room for error, I know my FMP projectiles will group in the same hole at 90 yards, If ONLY could shoot them that straight!”
Fred Economakis
Fred uses an STI .38 Super race gun, using a 9mmp 121gr FP Match bullet by Frontier metals. He has won the Greek National jr Open in Crete 2018, The SA Championships (junior) in the same year and is working towards his South African colors. Fred is also part of the Frontier company.Fred is studying Explosives Technology when he is not shooting. Apart from IPSC he loves “testing” Frontier’s projectiles in the hunting field.
Eddie
has been shooting competition for over 21 years. Currently holds a Grand Master ranking in open and limited division in the USPSA competition. This experience as help him win multiple area and sectional championships. He has multiple top 16 placements at USPSA nationals and ISPC Nationals. As a competitive shooter Eddie has also branch into firearms instruction. He had the privilege in being a guess instructor for multiple shooting camps thru out his carrier. Currently Eddie is owner and operator of EMG Customs LLC. Manufacturing high end 2011 firearms for the competition market. FMP bullets has always been an asset in Eddie’s shooting career. Every firearm we manufacture gets function fire with a high quality projectile. Every match we shoot we use the same projectile. FMP performs thats why we trust them.
Naim “Nick” Saiti
has been a top competitor in practical pistol for over fifteen years. In that time he has won area championships, regional matches, countless local matches, and consistently placed in the top sixteen at the USPSA nationals. Nick has recently reached his goal of attaining Grandmaster level classification in all eight of the USPSA divisions. (Open, limited, limited-10, production, single stack, carry optics, revolver, and pcc.) As impressive as he is with a pistol he is also a top-level 3-gun competitor, placing in the top three at multi-gun nationals and winning the coveted Superstition Mountain mystery 3-gun match. Nick is not just a fast trigger finger but he contributes his unique perspective as a writer for RECOIL magazine. Considering himself a true student of shooting he happily imparts his knowledge teaching at Secret Weapon Training. Nick has been exclusively shooting FMP bullets since 2008. “ Over the past ten years I have been shooting many different platforms, the constant has been my FMP bullets. They perform above and beyond expectation. No matter what gun I put them through they are more accurate than I can ever be.”
André Ksycki
Since the age of 12, André is a member of the sport shooting community. He also has his roots in Airrifle and Pistol shooting. 2001 he owned his IPSC license and followed the call of the timer since than. But still he is participating in static shooting sports. Team Hawkersports and Team HPS Customs where the first Team‘s who picked André as Top Shot. 2013 he joined Team Tanfoglio Germany rocking the Production Division in Northern Germany and keeping up with shooting International Competitions. As well as European and World Championships. He stayed with the Gang to form the new Team Phoenix Germany. To calm down from the DVC of IPSC he is spending his time with his new born daughter, or in the farmland hunting. We know André as a shooter who is a jack of all trades. Production, Standard, Open ... no mater what, André will perform always excellent.
Mathias Henking
Mathias made first contact with guns as a teenager in a traditional gun club. Starting with Air Rifle and Pistol as well as .22 precision shooting gave hin a core of accuracy. Since nearly 20y now, Mathias is shooting IPSC. Starting his professional career with the German Tanfoglio Open Team in 2004 and also participated in the Modified Division. 2014 he was invited into Team Tanfoglio Germany, a Production Division Team. Since we already supported the Team, he also became a part of us at Frontier. We are very happy that we can welcome Mathias in the newly formed Team Phoenix Germany, were he is shooting a Phoenix Redback - Optics Ready for production optics. Mathias: „With my favorite load, 147gr. Frontier RN, 3.1gr ReloadSwiss RS12, Federal 100 Primer set at OAL 28,0 mm, the whole set up can’t be beat“
Olaf Van Essen
Olaf started his shooting career like a typical Germany, who grow up in the south, in a traditional shooting club. Beginning with Airpistole he made great afford winning several Area and National championship’s in verious static shooting sports. In 2002 Olaf cought the IPSC Virus and he participated in several European and World championship‘s as a member of the German National Team. We know Olaf since Robert selected hin in 2015 for Team Tanfoglio Germany. There he showed great performance and moved with the rest of the team over to Team Phoenix Germany, were he is winning matches in Production Senior category, one after another. Olafs preferred load is also a Frontier 9mm 147gr RN, bullet, propelled by 3,1gr. of RS12, set at OAL 28,0 mm and ignited by a Federal 100 Primer. „I am almost fanatic about precision, my fellow shooters make fun about me, because of that here and than. But it is how it is, with the Frontier Bullets I get what I need consistency in great Accuracy“.
Nico Economakis jr
Nico is an enthusiastic shooter and has started to shoot seriously again after taking off some time for university.
Jacques Grobler
- Jacques Grobler has been shooting his whole life since the age of 6 years old. - He joined IDPA in January 2018 and after competing in IDPA for a year he decided to move on to IPSC which he joined in January 2019. - Being an extremely analytical person he decided to use Frontier projectiles as his "go-to" projectile. - Jacques uses a 9mm 147gr Flat Nose with a 3.7gr S121 charge. - Jacques said," My goal in life is to become a multiple IPSC Production World Champion, the only way I'm able to achieve this is with the support from Frontier and other sponsors".
Thomas Montgomery
I use a STI 2011 chambered in .38 Super to compete in the IPSC Open Division. I have been using the Frontier 121gr Match bullet for years. With the help of Frontier Bullets, I am fortunate enough to be the current South African Open Champion and have been for the past couple of years. I am also the current IPSC African Open Champion and have represented South Africa at the past two IPSC Handgun World Shoots. Being an engineer by profession, I understand how important it is for equipment to work consistently and on demand. That is why I use Frontier Bullets. Match after match, these bullets deliver outstanding consistency and accuracy.
Dylan Thompson
I am Dylan Thompson 19 years old I started shooting Ipsc in 2017 and fell inlove with the sport, I shot production for a year and then fell in love with the pure excitement of an open gun After finding the perfect race gun in 38 supercomp at Frontier guns and ammo ,my open division career took off, I am shooting a 121gr fp match bullet from frontier and it works like a champ it takes a lot of discipline and support in this game and my parents and Frontier made it possible for me
Tinus Smith
I started shooting with rifles at the age of 7years. Joined the Frontier Club in Stilfontein from January 2019 and I started shooting IPSC since January 2019. Currently shoot with a CZ Shadow 2 in 9mm and uses 124gr CMJ Frontier Bullets. Thanks to a sponsor like Frontier Bullets I can practise a lot to get better. I will be shooting my 1st National in Oktober 2019 and hope to do well. I love shooting and without Frontier Bullets I won’t be able to shoot as much.
Harry Smith
Started shooting at the age of 8 years with rifles. Only start shooting IPSC since March 2018 at the Frontier club in Stilfontein. Currentley shoots with a CZ Shadow 2 in 9mm loaded with 124gr CMJ FRONTIER BULLETS in front of 4.1gr S121 Powder. I live for shooting and Thanks to sponsors like FRONTIER BULLETS I can fullfill that dream. I Will be shooting my 4th National I Oktober 2019 and my ranking with IPSC is getting higher after each Tournament.
Erik Stjernlöf
Erik started shooting handgun in 2013 and I have been competing IPSC nationally and internationally since then. I started in the production division but changed to the Open Division some years ago. Have won the Swedish nationals and Nordic championship and several more matches in Sweden, Norway, Denmark, and have placed high on matches around the world. Shooting a custom 2011 open gun running Frontier 124gr. Frontier RN .356.
Joakim Wallin
Joakim Started his IPSC carrier 2008 when he was invited by a friend to try it out. got hooked immediately and started to practice a lot. By the year of 2011 he was assigned to the Swedish open national team and attended world shoot in Rhodes that same year. three world shoots and two European handgun championship later with the team it is still as fun as ever. Joakim has traveled a lot and has competed in Extreme Eurasian (Russia) in the east to the Florida open (USA) in the west. Met a lot of wonderful people on the way and looks forward to even more interesting meetings in the future. Best performance so far is probably the Open Swedish national champion title 2016 and a second place at Florida open 2013. Several wins and podium finish at level III matches over the years are also god memories. Joakim runs custom open guns made by Freedom Gunworks in Georgia USA and the favorite load is the Frontier 124gr RN Match propelled by VitaVuori N350 powder chambered in 38 super comp.
Robert Börjesson
Robert is from Sweden and started his shooting career in 2011. Robert got his ipsc license in 2012 and started shooting local matches and a few Swedish championships the first two years. In 2014, Robert participated in IPSC World Shoot in the US in Production div. 2016 Robert was a member of the Swedish standard national team at the European Championship in Hungary, the choice for the standard div. was the Frontier 180 FP match, 5.3gr Lovex D032 MAGTECH primer OAL 30.5mm. Since 2018 Robert has been competing in production div, the choice of bullet is 147gr RN 3.3gr Lovex D032 MAGTECH primer OAL 29.0mm. Robert has had good results in both standard and production in recent years. in the Nordic countries in recent years. Recently, Robert finished in third place at Rooster Mountain 2019 in Denmark, production div. His goal for the future is World Shoot in Thailand 2020.
Ted Åhlenius
Ted started shooting in 2014. 4 years later he became Swedish National Champion in IPSC Production Division. His thinks shooting is all about diagnosing and solving problems. He is also an instructor and host many classes in Sweden every year. ”-Helping others can be very good for your own development and it keeps you honest”. Present goals are to place high at European Championship and World Shoot, but he also shoots a lot of L2-L3 matches in Sweden. Ted is using Frontier 121gr FP Match bullet at 28.0mm OAL, over 4.4gr N320 and Federal 100.
Torben Rundqvist
Torben started to shoot pistol in 1975. Mostly I have been shooting .22 pistol but nowadays I use 9 mm SIG SAUER pistols and Smith & Wesson revolvers. Are they being the best guns? I don’t know. They fit my hand and that is good enough for me. In the pistols I use the CMJ 124 grains Flat point. In my revolvers I use CMJ 125 or 158 grains Flat point. Which bullet I use depends on which discipline I shoot. When shooting PPC the rules demands 158 grains bullets for revolvers. When shooting national disciplines, I´m allowed to use optional weight on my bullets. Mostly I shoot PPC. I shoot 1500, the 60-round and the 48-shot matches. Up on that I shoot our Swedish national disciplines as well. Up to 2014 I held the world record in PPC 1500 in the revolver and pistol class. Now I hold the Swedish record in PPC 1500 pistol class 1494-97 p. At the Word Championships 2017 in Germany I won the Off-Duty Revolver class 5-shot on 392-19 p. At the Word Championships 2015 in Stockholm In the PPC 1500 Pistol I came ate 2: a place on1489-90