Videos tagged with Armed Serenity

This video, 'Serenity Actual' Pt 3: Tactical Crossroads, showcases a 200-yard RunNGun event from a 2009 'Armed Serenity' shoot. The segment features the host demonstrating the course, highlighting the challenges of maintaining composure under pressure, physical fitness, and marksmanship within strict time limits and daylight constraints. The video intentionally includes shooter errors and heavy breathing to represent the learning process for typical shooters. Due to time, the 200-yard plate engagements were later separated from the 100-yard RunNGun. The content emphasizes practical learning and fun for a group of firearm enthusiasts.

This video is Part 2 of "Armed Serenity 2008," a tactical shooting event held in snowy conditions at a Law Enforcement range in the western US. Nutnfancy and friends participated in a course of fire involving shooting at humanoid targets from various distances and positions, simulating combat scenarios. The event emphasized safety, logistics, and consideration for different experience levels, with the primary goal of having fun and creating memories. A secondary purpose was to expose combat-oriented shooting to identify and improve technique and system weaknesses. The course involved running, timed stages, and penalties for missed shots outside the kill zone or deviations from the course. The video highlights the challenges of cold weather and ammunition issues affecting some firearms, leading to transitions to tactical carbines. The scoring system, designed to build stress through competition, running, and timing, rewarded speed and accuracy.

This video details a cold-weather tactical shooting event featuring various AR-15s and handguns. Key takeaways include the importance of reliable ammunition (switching from Federal to CCI due to cold-induced failures), the necessity of backup sights when using optics like EOTechs, and practical shooting advice on trigger control from instructor SadlyMissing. The event also showcased specialized gear like the LBT 1961A vest and Safariland holsters, highlighting their utility in a structured course of fire.