Videos tagged with Match Logistics

This episode of the Lynx Brutality docuseries focuses on the extensive preparation and logistical challenges involved in organizing a large-scale shooting competition. It highlights the technical setup of stages, the importance of backup equipment, and the high-stress environment for organizers. The event emphasizes community and participation over individual wins, with a unique prize distribution system and an accompanying gun expo open to the public. Competitors discuss their gear choices, including AK variants and various pistol platforms, and the importance of safety and stage memorization.

This Q&A session with InRangeTV's InRange and Russell Fagan details the structure and philosophy behind Brutality Matches for 2025. Key updates include the stabilization of divisions into two main formats: CQB (under 100 yards, pistol/shotgun calibers) and Long Range Open Terrain (up to 500 yards, rifle calibers). They discuss division-specific requirements, the introduction of new divisions like 'Heavy Rifle' for battle rifle cartridges, and the 'Historical' division encouraging iron sight use. The discussion also covers the significant costs and logistical challenges of running these events, the business realities of the firearms industry, and advice for new competitors.

This episode of the Practical Pistol Show discusses the 2023 World Shoot, with participants sharing their experiences and critiques. Key topics include stage design, match logistics, safety concerns, and the overall difficulty and enjoyment of the event. The discussion highlights differences in stage complexity between long, medium, and short courses, and touches upon the physical demands of the competition.

This discussion explores the concept of 'Super Squads' in competitive shooting, where top competitors are grouped together. While acknowledged as ideal for competitive equity and consistent conditions, the practicality and fairness of implementing Super Squads at matches below the national level are debated. Concerns include logistical challenges, potential for elitism, and the impact on overall match attendance and participant experience.