Sightmark Competition Team

Alex Koussev

🇧🇬 Bulgaria
Production Optics IPSC Competition Shooter
“An athlete's job is to perform.
Awards and other things follow.”
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Alex Koussev
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About

Build Through Experience

Alex Koussev's love for shooting started with his father — aiming at matchsticks and beer bottle caps at summer park fairs.

Years later, studying in Switzerland, he discovered IPSC and never looked back. A turning point came in 2007 with the Master Seminar of multiple champion Eric Grauffel.

Today Alex competes with a Swiss-made Phoenix handgun and the Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec — a combination he trusts completely.

Alex Koussev · Track Record

Competition Highlights

Proven under pressure. Selected competition results that reflect precision, consistency and performance at the highest level.

Belgrade European Handgun Championship 2019

2nd Place
Silver Medal + Shoot-Off Winner

Canal Challenge 2024

1st Place
100% Match Result

Canal Challenge 2023

3rd Place
94.14% Match Result

EHC 2023 — Corinth, Greece

10th Place Europe
90.16% Match Result

Infinity Open 2024

14th Place
78.65% Match Result

Atomic Champions Cup 2023

1st Place
100% Match Result
Story

From Park Fairs To International Competition

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The Beginning

My father was a rifle sport shooter during his school and university years. He showed me how to shoot air rifles at park fairs during summer vacations — the biggest challenge was hitting matchsticks and moving beer bottle caps. After that, he bought me my first air rifle and air pistol.

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Discovering IPSC

I discovered IPSC many years later during my studies in Switzerland, shooting at an indoor range called Les Bastions — which no longer exists today. One of the hardest things in the beginning was that hand-reloading was not yet allowed in Bulgaria, so we all shot factory ammo with a very limited round count. The game-changing moment came in 2007 when I participated for the first time in the Master Seminar of multiple champion Eric Grauffel.

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The Equipment

I shot CZ guns for more than 11 years. Today I shoot the Rolex and Porsche of handguns — a Swiss-made Phoenix. For sights, I tried C-More and Shield before choosing the Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec. The ergonomics, reliability, availability, customer service and price made the decision instant.

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What It Takes

Patience. Perseverance. The hunger to improve and win. Face the challenges. Maintain high performance every time you enter the range — and always have fun.

Track Record

Thousands Of Rounds, Zero Issues

Competition equipment earns trust through repetition. Alex's Mini Shot M-Spec setups have been tested through thousands of rounds in demanding training and match use.

100%
Waterproof and dustproof
3 MOA
Red dot reticle
10
Reticle brightness levels
12 hour
Auto shut off
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What It Takes

Patience Perseverance Improve Win
“Face the challenges. Maintain high performance every time you enter the range — and always have fun.”
Optics

Competition-Proven Sightmark

Alex tested different optics before choosing the Mini Shot M-Spec. Ergonomics, reliability, availability, customer service and value made it the natural choice for his competition setup.

Primary Competition Setup

Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec M1 LQD

30,000 rounds over 1.5 years. Zero issues.

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Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec M1 LQD
Phoenix Redback Setup

Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec M1 LQD Dark Earth

7,000 rounds over six months. Zero issues.

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Sightmark Mini Shot M-Spec M1 LQD Dark Earth