Videos tagged with Peacemaker National Training Center

This video from ARTV focuses on functionally accessorizing modern carbines, offering practical ideas derived from a training day at the Peacemaker National Training Center. Viewers can expect insights into enhancing carbine performance and utility through various attachments and setups.

The Eley Practical Rimfire Challenge is a unique competition held at the Peacemaker National Training Center in West Virginia. It combines precision and action shooting with the .22 Long Rifle cartridge, testing shooters' marksmanship and ability to handle physical and mental stress across nine stages. The event incorporates variables like target size, distances from 13 to 300 yards, time limits, and unpredictable outdoor conditions such as wind.

This video details the process of zeroing a new rifle and setting turret zeros, emphasizing barrel break-in procedures and precise scope adjustments. Instructor Mike Davidson demonstrates how to achieve a 100-yard zero using a G7 scope with 1/4 MOA click values, highlighting the importance of accurate measurements and adjustments for consistent long-range accuracy. The segment also touches on the Lost Brigade Project, a wounded veteran initiative at the Peacemaker National Training Center.

This episode of American Rifleman TV explores accessorizing the AR carbine for enhanced capability in various lighting conditions. The discussion covers the use of white light, night vision, and different optical sights, including red dots and variable power scopes, to improve target acquisition. The segment emphasizes the AR platform's versatility for roles ranging from personal protection to tactical competition, highlighting its effectiveness from close-quarters engagements to longer distances.

The Lost Brigade is a grassroots organization focused on reconnecting veterans with shooting sports to foster camaraderie and provide a supportive community. The event features a three-gun shoot (rifles, pistols, shotguns) designed to level the playing field for participants of varying skill levels, offering expert coaching and a chance to engage in familiar activities. The initiative also extends support to families of veterans, recognizing their sacrifices.

This video covers the 2015 NRA World Shooting Championship held at the Peacemaker National Training Center. The event featured over 150 competitors participating in 12 shooting disciplines over three days. The competition offered a significant prize pool of $250,000 in cash and prizes, with one participant ultimately being crowned the "World Shooting Champion."

This video covers the inaugural Starlight 3-Gun event held in September 2015, coinciding with the NRA's World Shooting Championship. The competition took place at the Peacemaker National Training Center near Glengarry, West Virginia. The description indicates that this 3-Gun event was a success and that more Starlight 3-Gun competitions are planned for 2016. While specific firearms or calibers aren't detailed, the event itself implies participation in a multi-discipline shooting sport.

This video features professional shooting sports competitor B.J. Norris participating in stage 3 of the 2015 Starlight-3 Gun competition at Peacemaker National Training Center. The event was held in conjunction with the NRA’s World Shooting Championship. The description highlights the use of AR-15 style rifles and promotes various shooting sports initiatives from the NSSF.

The Practical Hunting Rifleman School, offered by NRA Outdoors, focuses on enhancing students' long-range shooting capabilities and providing insights into NRA programs. The course is held at the Peacemaker National Training Center in West Virginia. While 2015 dates are fully booked, information on 2016 dates and other NRA Outdoors offerings, including a dedicated Long Range School, can be found on their website.

This episode previews the Trijicon World Shooting Championship, a unique competition where participants use provided firearms. The event aims to identify the world's greatest overall shooter by equally weighting 12 different shooting disciplines. Competitors noted the challenging nature of the stages and the significant prize pool, encouraging junior shooters to participate.

This episode of American Rifleman TV previews the Trijicon World Shooting Championship, a unique competition designed to identify the world's greatest all-around shooter. The event features participants from various shooting disciplines, including F-Class, USPSA, Cowboy Action, 3-Gun, Sporting Clays, and more. The competition aims to test shooters across multiple firearm platforms and disciplines, with an emphasis on mental strength and strategic planning. Pro shooter Bruce Batt shares his experience, noting the significant undertaking and the challenge of competing outside one's primary discipline.

This video features interviews with key figures from the Trijicon World Shooting Championship (TWSC). Cole McCullough, president of Peacemaker National Training Center, discusses the purpose and execution of the event. John Rupp, vice president of Business Development for Trijicon, provides insights into the origins of the match. The interviews aim to offer a behind-the-scenes look at a significant shooting competition.