Videos tagged with Aerial Gunnery

This video showcases the impressive capabilities of a suppressed Dillon Aero M134 Minigun, highlighting its 3D-printed titanium and Inconel suppressor with a 30,000-round core life. Expert instructor Micah Mayfield demonstrates live fire from a vehicle, noting the surprisingly low noise and recoil, and even conducts a test where hearing protection is not required at 10-15 yards for short bursts. The video also briefly features a suppressed Dillon Aero Sniper Rifle and concludes with aerial shooting drills from a Black Hawk helicopter.

This comprehensive review of 2025 highlights significant tactical events and gear advancements. It features intense training at Thunder Ranch, participation in the Finnish Brutality competition, and exclusive access to Dillon Aero's aerial gunnery platforms and Dillon Rifle Company's prototypes. The video also showcases new SureFire suppressors and emphasizes the importance of night vision technology in modern tactical scenarios. Instruction is presented with high authority, reflecting deep industry knowledge.

This video demonstrates aerial gunnery with an M134 Minigun from a helicopter. It highlights the weapon's high rate of fire (3,000-4,000 RPM) and the techniques required for engaging targets on a desert range. The footage showcases weapon controls, including spade grips and the 'ARMED' indicator, emphasizing the cinematic and action-focused presentation by Administrative Results.

This YouTube Short, titled "Helicopter NEVER Missed a Shot😵 #shorts", appears to showcase a helicopter engaging targets with impressive accuracy. While specific firearms or calibers are not mentioned in the title or description, the implication of a helicopter "never missed a shot" strongly suggests a military or tactical context involving aerial gunnery. The content is likely to be fast-paced and visually engaging, aiming to highlight precision and effectiveness in a high-stakes scenario.

This live Q&A session details the upcoming Kalash Bash 2024 event, focusing on ticket sales, event details, and attendee expectations. Key information covers ticket types (General Admission, Competition, Camping, RV), pricing, and purchase timelines. The event will feature various attractions including a shoot house, aerial gunnery, live music from tribute bands, and extensive vendor areas. Attendees are advised on age limits, camping amenities, and the overall experience.

This guide details operational aspects of the V-22 Osprey and its M240 Delta weapon system, drawing from an energetic, critical yet respectful tactical commentator. It covers pilot training, the aircraft's safety record, technical specifications, and the specific 'reverse lead' shooting technique required for ramp-mounted gunnery. The content highlights the Osprey's dual role in combat and humanitarian missions.

This video recaps Triarc Systems' 2019 Aerial Gunnery Event held at Triple C Range in Crescent, Texas. The event offered industry professionals and attendees the unique opportunity to shoot various firearms, including suppressed rifles, a full-auto MP5, a grenade launcher, and shotguns, from a helicopter. Participants were provided with firearms and ammunition, engaging steel targets and plates set up on the range.

This video documents an aerial gunnery event where participants, including Brandon Herrera, shoot from a unique lightweight helicopter operated by Last Shadow, a company specializing in aerial operations like hog hunts. The helicopter is notable for its lack of a tail rotor, utilizing a jet turbine instead. The event was organized in partnership with Treyarch Systems.

This video analyzes the MKB-1000 aerial gunnery training camera, which was designed to simulate the handling characteristics of Luftwaffe aircraft machine guns, specifically the MG-15. The camera records the gunner's sight picture, allowing instructors to assess accuracy for aerial targets. It incorporates functional elements of a machine gun, such as a weighted magazine body that mimics a loaded drum, and requires magazine swaps to simulate sustained firing. This device highlights the evolution of marksmanship training in response to the challenges of aerial combat.