Videos tagged with Action Challenge Match

This video features a "2-Gun Action Challenge Match" where participants, Karl and Ian, use World War I rifles: Karl with a Kar 98AZ and Ian with an SMLE No. 1 Mk III*. The match is designed to highlight the strengths of each rifle, with the stage layouts favoring the SMLE's faster action and larger magazine capacity, provided it functions reliably. This event also serves as practice for an upcoming WWI-themed team match. The description also references a book on German Stormtroopers, suggesting a historical military interest.

This video teases a 2-Gun Action Challenge Match featuring a German G43 rifle equipped with a scope. The description highlights the G43's historical significance as a potential replacement for the K98k and its intended use as a semi-automatic sniper rifle. The footage aims to showcase how this historically significant, scoped rifle performs in a practical, modern competition setting.

This video provides an expert analysis by Ian McCollum comparing the FG-42 and the M1918A3 BAR in a competitive shooting scenario. The comparison highlights the significant weight disadvantage of the BAR (21.4 lbs loaded) and its less ergonomic design for dynamic shooting compared to the FG-42. The analysis covers performance across multiple stages, concluding that the FG-42 is a superior design for this type of competition.

This guide details the traditional stripper clip reloading technique for the Swiss K31, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum of Forgotten Weapons during a 2-Gun Action Challenge Match. While effective, the video highlights that this method can be slower than modern magazine reloads in a competitive setting. Proper technique ensures reliable feeding and safe handling of the historical carbine.

This guide details how to clear a common bolt override jam on a Chinese 7.62x39mm Bren Gun, as demonstrated by Ian McCollum. It emphasizes careful manipulation to remove the stuck casing and a subsequent function check. Instruction comes from an expert with high authority in firearm mechanics and competitive shooting.