Videos tagged with 3Gun Competition

This Gun Talk Nation episode features Ryan Gresham discussing practical aspects of traveling with firearms. He is joined by Ryan Donahue from America Outdoor Brands to cover topics such as 3Gun competitions and utilizing Lockdown products for enhanced gun security. The discussion also touches upon various firearms and gear relevant to responsible gun ownership and competitive shooting. The video is brought to you by key sponsors in the firearms industry.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features two prominent guests discussing gun rights and advocacy. Dianna Muller, founder of The DC Project and a 3Gun competitor, shares her experience testifying before the House Judiciary Committee. Michael Milhalski from Sons of Liberty Gun Works recounts how he mobilized hundreds of gun rights supporters for a San Antonio Town Hall event, which included a gun giveaway. The show covers new products and politics within the firearm community.

This video discusses the author's personal journey with 3-Gun competitions, initially rationalizing their avoidance of the sport as a lack of tactical training value. They now acknowledge that this was a way to avoid confronting their own shooting shortcomings. The author finds significant value in 3-Gun, highlighting that stepping outside of comfort zones is crucial for learning and growth as a shooter. The description includes links to Kit Badger's website for more videos, Patreon for support, and products.

This video showcases a "fastest open time" win at the SureFire 3Gun World Championship. It highlights competitive shooting in the "Open" division, implying a fast-paced and dynamic event where competitors use a variety of firearms and accessories to achieve optimal performance and speed. The focus is on skill, equipment, and execution in a high-stakes 3Gun competition setting.

This YouTube video appears to be a recording of a 3-Gun competition event held in Rio on June 14, 2014. The title "3Gun Rio 06 14 2014" directly indicates a competitive shooting event focused on the multi-discipline sport of 3-Gun, which typically involves rifle, shotgun, and pistol stages. Without a transcript, specific firearms, calibers, or manufacturers are not identifiable, but the context strongly suggests the presence of these elements within the competition. The content is likely to showcase shooting skills, different firearm platforms used in competition, and the dynamic nature of 3-Gun matches.

This video announces the airing of 3-Gun Nation Season 4 on the Sportsman Channel and Pursuit Channel. It provides specific broadcast times for both channels, indicating a focus on competitive shooting events.