Videos tagged with DIY Shooting Gear

This video demonstrates the practical creation and application of a custom DOPE (Data On Previous Engagement) card for long-range shooting. The instructor shows how to make a simple card using basic office supplies and attach it to a rifle scope cap for quick reference. The process is then put to the test at the range, highlighting the importance of accurate ballistic data for dialing in shots at various distances.

This video provides a DIY guide on creating shooting bags using readily available materials like old jeans and a hot glue gun. Roy Huntington demonstrates two simple and effective methods for crafting these essential accessories for firearm enthusiasts. The tutorial is aimed at individuals who need shooting bags and are looking for a quick and easy solution. The video also promotes subscriptions to FMG Publications' newsletters and magazines, including GUNS Magazine and American Handgunner Magazine.

This video examines a unique, vintage 'Raquettir' hand trap, likely of French origin. The presenters detail its fragile construction, consisting of light wood and tin, and discuss the challenges of operating it due to its age and design. They demonstrate its flick-based mechanism, noting that a gentle, controlled throw is required for it to function effectively, and express a desire to find examples in better condition or made of metal for comparison.

This video provides a DIY guide to constructing a cheap and effective target stand for shooting. The creator details the materials needed, including lumber, screws, PVC pipe, and a cardboard backer, and outlines the steps for assembly. The design is inspired by a local shooting club's setup, suggesting practical applicability. While no specific firearms are demonstrated, the focus is on enhancing the shooting experience through custom range equipment.

This video provides a tutorial on how to build a portable PRS-style barricade for shooting. It emphasizes an easy and inexpensive construction process, with plans and a materials list available. The creator notes that the dimensions deviate slightly from official PRS specifications. The video also includes a call to action for viewers to support the creator's Patreon page to enable future content creation.

This video demonstrates how to construct a portable target stand using PVC and wire. The project is presented as an inexpensive solution, costing under $20, and emphasizes its lightweight and portable nature. The description also mentions the availability of a "Don't Tread on Me" or Gadsden Flag from Battle Boy Surplus, including a direct web link.