Videos tagged with 3-Gun Shooting

The Sig Sauer Sierra3 BDX Optics System, as explained by Pete Howell from Sig Sauer and Steve from Brownells, integrates a BDX rangefinder with a Sierra3 scope for automated ballistic solutions. The system uses the SIG BDX app for initial setup, pairing via Bluetooth, and creating custom ballistic profiles incorporating bullet data and environmental factors. Once configured, the system provides an illuminated hold point directly in the reticle, allowing shooters to extend their effective range with increased confidence.

This video showcases the Nikon M223 3-12x42mm Riflescope, presented by 3-Gun Shooter Jansen Jones. The review highlights key features such as Rapid Action Turret technology for quick adjustments up to 600 yards and compatibility with Spot On Custom Turrets for precise bullet drop compensation. The scope's design aims to provide accurate long-range shots with easy elevation dialing within a single turret revolution, making it a versatile option for shooters.

This guide details a real-life quickscoping technique inspired by Call of Duty, demonstrated by an experienced instructor using a Mosin Nagant sniper rifle. It emphasizes rapid target acquisition and engagement from cover, incorporating a both-eyes-open shooting method common in 3-gun competitions. The demonstration highlights the feasibility of achieving near-quickscoping performance in a practical scenario, stressing critical firearm safety protocols throughout.

This guide details a rapid target transition technique for modern sporting rifles, as demonstrated by Mark Hanish of Team FNH USA. The core principle involves 'snapping your eyes' to the next target, allowing the rifle to follow, which is crucial for speed and accuracy in dynamic shooting disciplines like 3-Gun. The instruction emphasizes practical application for competition, where good hits are prioritized over perfect ones.