Videos tagged with NRA Competition

This video provides a comprehensive breakdown of the NRA America's Rifle Challenge (ARC) Level 1 match, detailing the course of fire for each of its four stages. It covers gear requirements, specific shooting positions, magazine usage, time limits, and movement drills. The instruction is delivered by an experienced presenter, offering practical insights for participants looking to gain confidence and proficiency with their AR-15 platform rifles in a competitive setting.

This video details the rules and execution of rapid fire in Bullseye competition, shot from 25 yards with two five-shot strings in 10 seconds. Expert instruction from JaredAF emphasizes using a Smith & Wesson K-38 Masterpiece with .38 Special wadcutters. A key training tip includes post-string dry fire to diagnose and correct flinching or anticipation.

This episode focuses on Three Gun competition, detailing essential gear setup including belt configuration for handguns, rifle magazines, and shotgun shells. It emphasizes the critical 180-degree rule for muzzle safety and the procedures for safely storing firearms in designated areas. The importance of stage walkthroughs for strategy development is also highlighted, offering insights for both new and experienced competitors.

This video documents the hosting of an NRA Action Pistol Competition in 2015. While the specific firearms, calibers, and equipment used are not detailed in the provided title and description, the event itself centers around competitive shooting within the framework of the National Rifle Association's action pistol disciplines. The footage likely showcases the competition, participants, and the overall atmosphere of a sanctioned shooting event.

This video details the Springfield Armory XDM 5.25, a pistol specifically designed for competition shooting. It highlights how the 5.25-inch barrel and longer grip enhance ergonomics and sight radius, adhering to NRA and USPSA rules. The discussion also covers caliber selection (9mm, .40 S&W, .45 ACP) and its impact on scoring in competitive shooting, emphasizing the balance between accuracy and time.