Videos tagged with Long Range Steel

This video covers the 'Red October Cold War' shooting match held in Phoenix, Arizona. Participants engage in various stages simulating Cold War scenarios, utilizing era-appropriate firearms like the Galil ACE and Krebs M23. The competition emphasizes accuracy at long ranges and tactical movement, with insights into firearm setups and shooting techniques for competitive events. The event highlights the challenges of shooting in different environments and the importance of consistent practice.

This video demonstrates a speed drill comparing the performance of an AR-15 equipped with iron sights versus an AR-15 with an optic. The drill involves engaging multiple targets at varying distances, highlighting the time differences and accuracy achieved with each sighting system. The content provides practical insights into the advantages of optics for faster target acquisition and engagement, particularly in dynamic shooting scenarios.

This video compares the durability of "junk" AR500 steel targets purchased from eBay against "quality" AR500 steel targets from Shootsteel.com. The presenter highlights that Shootsteel.com targets have withstood over 50,000 rounds of 5.56 and 7.62x39 from 50 yards and in, with minimal wear. They emphasize that "you get what you pay for" and advise against cheap, low-quality targets. The description also promotes upcoming training courses at GhostFirearmsTraining.com.

This video reviews Caldwell Shooting Products' steel targets, demonstrating their durability and performance even in adverse weather conditions. The targets successfully withstood multiple impacts from various calibers, including a 7mm Magnum, at distances up to 500 yards, showcasing their robust construction. The review highlights the effectiveness of shooting steel targets for practice and skill development.

This guide details techniques for safely handling and shooting the powerful Smith & Wesson Model 500 in .500 S&W Magnum. It covers loading, firing, and comparing the recoil and terminal performance of two different ammunition types (Federal Fusion 325gr and Barnes Expander 275gr). The instruction emphasizes recoil management and safe practices, drawing on the expertise of John Hickok, a recognized authority in the firearms community.

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.

This guide outlines Stage 1 of the Arizona 2-Gun Match featuring the FN SCAR 17 'Heavy'. It details a competition drill involving handgun engagement of paper targets followed by a transition to the SCAR 17 for long-range steel targets, emphasizing performance under competitive pressure. Instruction is provided by experienced shooters Ian McCollum and Karl Kasarda.

This video details Stage 9 of the Rifle Dynamics Red October 2017 competition, titled 'Stab-Run-Tower'. The stage involved engaging multiple paper targets, a 'stab' action with a bayonet, a run up a canyon, and finally engaging two long-range steel targets from within a tower. Speakers discuss the effectiveness of iron sights versus red dots on this particular stage, the tactical considerations of magazine reloads during movement, and the overall enjoyment of the event.

This video details Stage 2 of the Tiger Valley 2017 competition, a challenging sniper tower stage. Competitors must ascend a unique fire hose rope ladder, navigate obstacles, and engage multiple steel targets at distances ranging from 107 to 210 yards. The stage emphasizes physical exertion, speed, accuracy under pressure, and teamwork between two shooters, with a strict nine-minute time limit.

This video details a preliminary run of 'The Sledgehammer' tactical course featuring the LWRC M6A3 rifle and Glock 34 pistol. Expert instruction from firearms instructor SadlyMissing and subject matter expert Nutnfancy highlights effective gear configuration, movement under stress, and engagement techniques across various distances and environmental challenges. The run demonstrates proficiency in transitioning between platforms and engaging targets from behind cover.