Videos tagged with 2GACM

This Q&A session for Desert Brutality 2020 covers a wide range of topics related to competitive shooting, including the use of Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) in various divisions, specific division rules for Retro, Armored+P, and Classic/Manual categories. It delves into gear recommendations, such as holsters and optics, and discusses registration logistics and event planning. The conversation also touches on match design philosophies, training methodologies for limited ranges, and humorous hypothetical scenarios. The overall aim is to clarify rules, address competitor questions, and foster engagement within the shooting community.

This video is Part 1 of a November 2019 Q&A session, featuring questions from viewers on a variety of firearms-related topics. Discussions cover the role of small arms in a hypothetical Korean War, improvements to the Bianchi UM84 holster, choosing a combat rifle from 1866, the appeal of Red Oktober matches, POI/POA shifts when shooting around barricades, criticisms of specific firearms like the G3, the use of handloads for self-defense, experiencing historical and automatic firearms as a tourist, disconnector functions in open-bolt machine guns, two-gun pistol holsters, aluminum case rifle ammunition, hypothetical 2gACM stage design, cleaning corrosive primers with Ballistol, common firearm misconceptions, personal machine gun collections, footwear choices, preferences for steel targets, leaving a brake on the XCR during trials, Karl's personal firearms history, and the potential use of flux pistol braces for law enforcement and competition.

This Q&A video covers a wide range of firearms-related topics, including discussions on advanced recoil systems (AK-107, AN-94), the effectiveness of lever-action rifles in 2-gun competitions, and comparisons between AK-74 and AR-15 platforms. It delves into practical aspects like barrel choice (flash hider vs. brake) for competition carbines, the utility of Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) for home defense and competition, and optimal gear for 2-gun matches. The video also touches on historical firearms (Colt 1851/1860 vs. Remington 1858), the impact of AR-15 magazine constraints on cartridge development, the future of AK platforms under import bans, and the role of binary triggers in PCCs. Other topics include firearm optics, military weapon choices, and the practicality of specific shooting stages.

This is a Q&A session covering a wide range of firearm-related topics, presented by InRange TV. Despite an initial audio glitch, the video addresses questions about various rifle platforms (M27 IAR, XCR, AKs, Henry, Winchester, Ljungman, FAMAS, AUG, Tavor, Krag Jorgensen), pistol considerations (Holosun micro dot, P365, 7.62 Tokarev), shotgun roles, training methods (.22LR, dummy cartridges, Project Appleseed, VR simulations, air pellet/BB guns), ammunition types (5.56mm, .45 Colt, 7.62 Tokarev, 5.45), concealed carry practices, weapon lights, and competition shooting formats (3-gun, 2gACM). It also touches on emerging technologies like electrically fired munitions and armed drones, as well as practical gear like ear protection and IFAKs.

This is Part 2 of a lengthy August 2017 Q&A session. The hosts address a wide range of viewer questions, covering topics from secure communication methods and competitive shooting preferences to specific firearm comparisons like the MP40 vs. PPSh-41. They discuss safety concerns during matches, tactical gear like battle belts and plate carriers, and a unique bolt-action rifle technique. Personal interests, including favorite bands, are shared, alongside discussions on firearm accessories like the Holbrook device for the M1 Garand and rapid-fire devices. They also touch upon the Sig P320 "kerfuffle," the user experience with an RDB rifle, daily range routines, environmental cleanup initiatives, and firearm regrets. Karl's Walther CCP recall and the availability of .303 British ammunition are also addressed.

This video explores the unconventional use of the SVD Dragunov rifle in a Close Quarters Battle (CQB) role during a 2-Gun Action Challenge Match. Despite its length, the SVD proved surprisingly maneuverable. The rifle demonstrated effectiveness in both precision shooting at 100 yards and close-range engagements, even with a bayonet attached. Ultimately, the SVD is characterized as a capable 'general purpose' rifle, adaptable to various roles.