Videos tagged with Athletic Shooting

This video is a teaser for the Season 1 finale of "I Am Forever," a program focused on athletic shooting training. It highlights the culmination of 10 weeks of training with a unique and effective plan. The description also mentions key sponsors: FNH USA for firearms, 5.11 Tactical for gear and apparel, and Federal Premium for ammunition. The finale airs next Tuesday, May 5th, and viewers are directed to NRAFreestyle.TV for more content.

This video features a "Run N Gun" exercise with the Smith & Wesson M&P10 .308 rifle, highlighting its reliability and accuracy in testing. SWAT Officer Jared Wihongi and Matt Skutnik participate in the dynamic shooting drills. The M&P10 is described as lightweight and easy to carry, feeling similar to an AR-15. The video also briefly showcases E-Series 1911s, S&W M&P22 Compact, and new S&W revolvers engaging a plate rack. The "athletic shooting" concept, originating from TNP, is implied.

This video features the NOIR Challenge from NRA Freestyle, presented by Daniel Defense and sponsored by Mossberg. Competitors Colion and LaSorte engage in a challenging 14-stage athletic shooting course. The video showcases the full competition, offering viewers a glimpse into a dynamic shooting event. Gear and range apparel for the event were provided by 5.11 Tactical.

This episode of NOIR discusses the practicalities of using shotguns for home defense, debunking the myth that aiming is unnecessary and highlighting the potential for pump-action failures under stress. It also covers the complexities of California's firearm laws, specifically the 'bullet button' and magazine capacity limits, as experienced during a timed shooting stage. A review of the Springfield XDM praises its performance but notes a lack of 'soul,' while the potential for athletic shooting to become a professional spectator sport is explored.

In "NOIR | S2 E8: Tactical Relapse," Dom Raso and LaSorte engage in tactical shooting drills at the range. While initially embracing a "fight for your life" mindset, LaSorte rediscovers that shooting encompasses more than just survival training, highlighting its competitive and athletic aspects. The episode is sponsored by Mossberg, with gear and apparel provided by 5.11 Tactical and ammunition by Federal Premium Ammunition.

NOIR S2 E7, "Smooth Operator," sponsored by Mossberg, features X Games EnduroCross gold medalist Kacy Martinez exploring athletic shooting. The episode also includes dating advice from Colion. Gear and apparel are provided by 5.11 Tactical, and ammunition by Federal Premium Ammunition. The video blends firearm activities with lifestyle elements, focusing on an engaging narrative with guest expertise.

This episode simulates a '5-minute zombie apocalypse' challenge, testing preparedness and shooting skills under pressure. Colion Noir reviews the FN Five-seveN, highlighting its high capacity and low recoil, while also discussing its limitations in a societal collapse scenario. The challenge emphasizes rapid target engagement, resourcefulness, and the importance of high-capacity firearms in dynamic self-defense situations.

In ASK NOIR Ep. 12, Colion Noir addresses being trolled for his use of the term 'athletic shooting'. He also discusses his interaction with Travis Haley and a request for a hat. The video appears to be a discussion-based episode of his series, touching upon firearm-related terminology and potentially personal anecdotes.

In the first episode of NOIR, titled "LaSorte's Last Stand" and sponsored by Mossberg, the video explores the concept of athletic shooting. The description highlights LaSorte's traditional tactical mindset and his struggle to embrace athletic shooting. To help him understand, Colion and Amy plan to demonstrate the practice. The episode is promoted on NRA News, with gear and apparel provided by 5.11 Tactical and ammunition by Federal Premium Ammunition.