Videos tagged with High Desert 3-Gun

This video details Stage 4 of the High Desert 3-Gun competition, outlining a multi-discipline course of fire involving rifle, PCC, and shotgun engagements. The stage emphasizes transitioning between firearms, engaging various target types including plate racks, paper targets, spinners, and clay launchers, all while navigating a simulated shoot house environment. Key techniques include starting with the rifle on a prop, moving to a standing plate rack, and managing the 180-degree rule within the shoot house.

This video covers stages 3 and 4 of the 2019 High Desert 3-Gun Championship, highlighting the challenges of a machine gun stage, strategic errors, and the physical and mental demands of multi-gun competition. It features insights from competitors on managing fatigue, equipment failures, and the importance of mental preparedness in high-pressure shooting scenarios. The content emphasizes the learning opportunities presented by difficult matches, even when facing setbacks.

This video details Stage 2 of the High Desert 3-Gun 2019 match, featuring a complex sequence of rifle, shotgun, and PCC engagements at varying distances. Competitors discuss the challenges of wind, stage memorization, and target engagement rules, including penalties for missed shots. The stage requires engaging hanging plates, silhouette targets, and close-range paper and steel targets, with specific rules for spinners and falling steel.

This video covers Stage 1 of the High Desert 3-Gun 2019 competition, focusing on the 'Trooper Division' which requires competitors to carry all their ammunition and gear. The stage features a Humvee as a central element with various steel and paper targets at distances ranging from 100 to 250 yards, plus a bonus 660-yard target. Experienced shooters discuss strategies like engaging long-range rifle targets first to manage heart rate and accuracy, followed by PCC and shotgun engagements. The segment also highlights the importance of stage planning and adapting to unexpected equipment failures.