Videos tagged with Army Marksmanship Unit

This video outlines several avenues for getting paid to shoot, including industry sponsorships, military shooting teams, becoming a firearms trainer, and creating content as a 'gun tuber'. The speaker, a sponsored shooter for Kabbitt Guns, emphasizes that industry sponsorships are often limited to the firearms sector due to politicization and the industry's small size. Military teams offer comprehensive support but come with significant military obligations. Training and content creation are presented as viable alternatives, with the speaker noting that high-level shooting skill isn't always a prerequisite for training beginners.

This video provides an expert-level breakdown of modern rifle marksmanship fundamentals, emphasizing the 'Alpha' category: the two firing tasks (fire the weapon and hold until projectile leaves) and the shot process (pre-shot, shot, follow-through). It details how to establish Natural Point of Aim and addresses common issues like vertical and horizontal stringing, attributing them primarily to body orientation (belt buckle) rather than solely trigger control or breathing, referencing official Army and Marine Corps doctrine.

This video features Dave and Dutch, subject matter experts and combat veterans, debunking common misconceptions about gunfights. They analyze cinematic portrayals of combat, share first-hand experiences from Afghanistan and Iraq, and discuss the psychological aspects of high-stress situations. The importance of realistic training under duress is heavily emphasized.

This video features retired Army Ranger Dave Steinbach testing the ballistic performance of a Level III armor plate against frangible ammunition fired from an AR-15 at 25 yards. The experiment aims to determine if the frangible rounds will penetrate the plate. The video also teases a future segment involving a Coleman cooler filled with water, an AR-15, and green tip ammunition, encouraging viewer participation in predicting the outcome for a chance to win a prize. The content highlights the "Blast Off Mondays" series from Tactical Hyve.

This video covers the U.S. Army Marksmanship Unit's 3-Gun Challenge at Fort Benning, Georgia, highlighting unique stages inspired by military movies and featuring advanced shooting techniques. Competitors across Tactical Irons, Tac Optics, and Open divisions demonstrate skill with pistols, rifles, and shotguns, including the use of training grenades and a M203 grenade launcher. The event showcases the Army's support for shooting sports and the marksmanship skills of both military personnel and civilians.

This video features Army Marksmanship Unit member and 3-Gun Champion Joel Turner Jr. sharing a practical shooting tip on optimal rifle placement when engaging targets from the top of a barricade. The content focuses on improving marksmanship and shooting techniques in a tactical scenario. The description also includes links to Tactical Hyve's website and social media channels, emphasizing their role in providing firearms-related content.

This video features Joel Turner Jr., a member of the Army Marksmanship Unit and 3-Gun Champion, providing a valuable tip for improving rifle target transitions when using a Low Power Variable Optic (LPVO). The content focuses on practical marksmanship techniques for rifle shooters, particularly those utilizing LPVOs in dynamic shooting scenarios. It emphasizes a specific skill enhancement for efficient target acquisition and engagement.

This video features 3-Gun champions Joe Farewell (former SWAT) and Joel Turner Jr. (Army Marksmanship Unit) demonstrating the "riverbed course" with Tactical Hyve. Joel showcases a shotgun and pistol, while Joe focuses solely on a shotgun. The content aims to provide viewers with insights into their thought processes and stage planning, offering valuable shooting pointers regardless of their experience with 3-Gun or shotguns. The video emphasizes that it's for educational purposes and encourages seeking professional instruction for safe and proper training.

This Gun Talk Radio episode, featuring Tom Gresham, Jim, and Michelle, focuses on practical firearm skills and current events. A 'draw while moving' homework assignment is given to concealed carriers, emphasizing the importance of dynamic drawing techniques. Michelle shares her connections to the AMU (Army Marksmanship Unit), highlighting their role in marksmanship training. The discussion also touches upon the significance of supporting the NRA, addressing concerns about potential government watchlists, and the broader political landscape surrounding gun rights.

This episode of Gun Talk Radio features Tom Gresham, Jim, and Michelle discussing their experiences with the Army Marksmanship Unit. They also touch upon new Gun Talk videos, lighthearted topics like golf balls and potato guns, and personal New Year's resolutions. The show emphasizes its live broadcast schedule and availability across various platforms, including streaming and podcasting services.

Black Hills Ammunition focuses on producing custom-loaded ammunition with hand-loaded performance on a production basis. They emphasize rigorous quality control, especially for military contracts, ensuring reliability in critical situations. The company leverages its position as an assembly plant to select the best components from various manufacturers, fostering strong industry relationships.

Coach David Johnson of the USA Shooting Team discusses the dedication and multi-faceted training required for Olympic rifle athletes. He highlights the importance of years of practice, technical refinement, physical conditioning, and mental preparation, often involving sports psychologists and nutritionists. Athletes are sourced from collegiate programs and military units like the Army Marksmanship Unit.