Videos tagged with Event Logistics

This video details the upcoming Kalash Bash 2026 event, focusing on ticket sales, new match divisions, staffing, and logistics. Key updates include the introduction of two sniper divisions (bolt-action and semi-auto), revised traditional AK divisions, and the implementation of a website waitroom feature to manage high traffic during ticket sales. The event emphasizes safety, clear rules, and a strong community atmosphere, with detailed information provided on match director and range master roles, camping, and vendor participation.

This video is a post-event discussion and recap of Kalash Bash 2025, a firearms-focused event. The hosts and guests share humorous anecdotes, personal experiences, and highlight various aspects of the event, including attendee participation, unique LARP (Live Action Role Play) scenarios, and logistical challenges. While not a direct instructional video, it offers insights into the firearms community and the culture surrounding such events.

This Q&A session for Operation Bad Blood 2024 details significant changes to the event's respawn mechanics, introducing dynamic Casualty Collection Points (CCPs) marked by faction flags. It also clarifies the role of 'Tribals' as spoilers and defenders, discusses tabletop gaming, and highlights new gear from ZKT Group. The discussion emphasizes strategic gameplay adjustments and player preparedness for the upcoming event.

This video discusses upcoming changes to the Operation Bad Blood airsoft event, focusing on new respawn mechanics using fixed Casualty Collection Points (CCPs) marked by faction flags. It details how embeds will manage these CCPs and introduces a new Skirmish system for tracking objectives and player actions, aiming to enhance gameplay and logistics. The discussion also touches on event planning, team roles, and potential technological integrations for future events.

This live community talk covers various aspects of the 2A community, including upcoming meetups, event planning, and general firearms discussions. The host and guests discuss logistics for a large meetup in Ohio, including ticket sales, hotel bookings, and scheduled events like a range day, sneaker ball, and awards ceremony. They also touch on personal firearm preferences, carry methods, and industry news.

This video details preparations and experiences related to a firearms enthusiast meetup in Thomasville, Georgia. It covers venue scouting, including a hotel and a large shooting range, discussions about potential sponsors like Checkmate and Odin Armory, and personal anecdotes from attendees. The content highlights the community aspect of firearms events and the logistical planning involved.

This episode of Practical Shooting After Dark features discussions on managing competitive shooting clubs and events. Key topics include the importance of shared responsibility in club leadership to prevent burnout, effective strategies for recruiting and training volunteers for match operations, and innovative solutions for hosting large-scale matches like the Staten Island Championship by utilizing multiple facilities. The conversation also touches on the use of non-steel targets to mitigate noise and safety concerns in urban environments.

This video offers a reflective review of the Tactical Games over the past year, highlighting its growth from a small invitational to a larger public event. The speaker, Ivan Kipper, discusses improvements in logistics and information dissemination, while also critiquing static stage design, long wait times between events, and inconsistent scoring. He provides advice on division selection, training, and gear, ultimately stepping back from competing due to recurring issues but expressing hope for future improvements.