Videos tagged with NRA High Power

This guide details the WWII-era M1 Carbine qualification test as presented by Chris Baker of Lucky Gunner Ammo. It breaks down the five stages of fire, target dimensions, and scoring, emphasizing the importance of traditional shooting positions for developing fundamental marksmanship skills. Baker, an established subject matter expert, highlights the practical application of these techniques even with modern optics.

This video details a USMC M16A4 clone build, based on a Windham Weaponry 20" Govt Rifle. The creator meticulously replicates the rifle's configuration during Phase 3 of Marine Corps boot camp, including the Knight's Armament M5 RAS rail and original-issue carry handle. Enhancements for competition include a Rock River Arms National Match trigger and a Trijicon TA31RCO-A4CP ACOG optic. The rifle has been used for marksmanship practice, long-range shooting, and hunting, highlighting its versatility and accuracy.

This video showcases a long-range shooting attempt at the NRA Whittington Center in Raton, New Mexico. The shooter targets a large white buffalo steel target situated at 1123 yards, noting a light, consistent wind. The primary objective is to hit the target, with a secondary focus on a smaller 16-inch aiming circle within it.

This video showcases a retro AR-15 rifle built in the early 1990s, featuring an Essential Arms cast lower receiver and a Colt H-Bar barrel with a 1:7 twist. The rifle is assembled with surplus military parts and an M16A1/SP1 style configuration, including a triangular handguard and a windage-adjustable rear sight. It's noted for its sub-MOA accuracy and suitability for NRA High Power competition, despite its older design elements.